'The poem popped out of my head when I saw evil and misfortune befalling human beings who are wonderful creatures of God. Man hates himself/ herself not knowing that he or she is a beautiful creature of God... He also hates his fellow without reason. We have to make our neighbor happy, relieve him/ her of stress through entertainment. Man is created for purpose, for himself/ herself, his or her fellow and his/ her environment.All of us are beautifully made.Enjoy the wonders of nature, please destroy not one another nor the beautiful nature'.
Anzaku, JMThe author was born in the late 60s to the Ekom family, he hails from Nasarawa State, Nigeria. He is a widely read scholar, cutting across four continents. His last study destination was the Ecole Biblique et Archeoloqique Francaise de Jerusalem, Israel. He has been working as a Coordinator at Eggon Language Bible Translation Trust since 2017.
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The author was born in the late 60s to the Ekom family, he hails from Nasarawa State, Nigeria. He is a widely read scholar, cutting across four continents. His last study destination was the Ecole Biblique et Archeoloqique Francaise de Jerusalem, Israel. He has been working as a Coordinator at Eggon Language Bible Translation Trust since 2017.
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'The poem popped out of my head when I saw evil and misfortune befalling human beings who are wonderful creatures of God. Man hates himself/ herself not knowing that he or she is a beautiful creature of God¿ He also hates his fellow without reason. We have to make our neighbor happy, relieve him/ her of stress through entertainment. Man is created for purpose, for himself/ herself, his or her fellow and his/ her environment.All of us are beautifully made.Enjoy the wonders of nature, please destroy not one another nor the beautiful nature'.
