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Covenant Of 64 Divine Blessings: Prayer Book

Covenant Of 64 Divine Blessings: Prayer Book

by Ayinde, Olufemi
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The Convenant of 64 Divine Blessings is a prayer book that is highly spiritual, every one come to this world with glory but due to evil environment forces, this glory are somehow delay to manifest. This book will help for speedy manifestation of your glory. But first we need to know how to sow the seeds of divine blessings. This is the top secret of many mega millionaires and most successful churches all over the world; they keep the secret to themselves for some reasons that are best known to them. Abraham sow the seeds and pass the blessings to Isaac, Isaac sow the seeds and pass the blessings to Jacob, Jacob saw the seeds and pass the blessings to Ephraim and it's your turn to sow your seeds and pass the blessings to your generations. When you sow the seeds of divine blessings, the divine blessings of the most high God shall not cease in your home and your family, in your business, and in your career. Because you have send message to God the most high and it is a MUST for HIM to answer your prayer. All you need if to find out how to sow your own seeds correctly, so that you will not sow it wrongly. It has been notice that most first born do not live a descent life because of curses which are generational, if you are first born or you have first child they need to be delivered. Get yourself a copy of this book.

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Pub dateSep 15, 2017
ISBN-101976465230
ISBN-139781976465239
LanguageEnglish
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