Autor/Autorin: Raphael Kouakou
Ivorian, born on 1/1/1962, Mr. Kouakou Raphael is a former student of the Collège Saint-Viateur of Bouaké and the Lycée Classique D'Abidjan. He graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure d'Abidjan and the University of Abidjan. He is a Spanish teacher at the Centre National de Para et Télé-Enseignement in Abidjan. He is married and has six children.
We live in a world that we think we know, but in reality we do not. The real world is governed by the spiritual world, which has its own realities. Like a ball that is thrown at a wall and bounces back, these are the actions we take in our daily lives. They come back to us, showering us with either blessings or curses. Our good deeds are recorded in our Personal Book of Life to bestow favours upon us; our transgressions are retrieved by the spirits of darkness, who open the doors of spiritual prisons before us, causing us grievous harm that is difficult to remedy. But by divine mercy, for nothing is impossible for God, we can come out of them and be restored. Spiritual prisons are many and varied, and above all very subtle; one quickly crosses the line. Let us discover some of them together and analyse their consequences. I have been there and I assure you they are not pleasant ones. Satan, God and Me is an autobiographical work that will help you avoid the traps of Satan leading us into his filthy prisons. A good reflection by the grace of the Lord our God.
Klappentext
We live in a world that we think we know, but in reality we do not. The real world is governed by the spiritual world, which has its own realities. Like a ball that is thrown at a wall and bounces back, these are the actions we take in our daily lives. They come back to us, showering us with either blessings or curses. Our good deeds are recorded in our Personal Book of Life to bestow favours upon us; our transgressions are retrieved by the spirits of darkness, who open the doors of spiritual prisons before us, causing us grievous harm that is difficult to remedy. But by divine mercy, for nothing is impossible for God, we can come out of them and be restored. Spiritual prisons are many and varied, and above all very subtle; one quickly crosses the line. Let us discover some of them together and analyse their consequences. I have been there and I assure you they are not pleasant ones. Satan, God and Me is an autobiographical work that will help you avoid the traps of Satan leading us into his filthy prisons. A good reflection by the grace of the Lord our God.
