Angel's Scroll Schools Magazine

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ANOITING DIFFERS, GRACE DIFFERS, AND MISSION DIFFERS.
IIT IS GREAT TO UNDERSTAND YOUR BOUNDS.

Eli was a priest and a prophet. Eli ate fattened meat and enjoyed life to the fullest. His children were wayward. Hardly did they witness the raw exercise of Divine power by their Dad. There was not any time Eli commands elements of nature. Surplus presented obstacles to their spiritual growth

Elijah was a prophet who was feared by kings and princes. He found it difficult to associate with people of his time easily. Most of his life he lived in isolation. He wielded Divine power to the extent that his words where as sharp as swords. He lived a wretched life. He ate mostly honey and locusts. All he ate were eaten raw. He was a disciplinarian. No other prophet after his time did what he did except Jesus. He has ability to get abundance which he ignored. Every of his acts was channellled towards manifestation of the Glory of Jehovah.

This is the call of God's prophets.: proving the omnipotence of the power of Almighty God! Not the orchestration of Divine power to muster benefits for personal glorification and prosperity!

Hallelujah!

Mandatory Entry Age to get admission to university upscaled to 18 years.

In this particular edition, beautiful baby portraits shall be given prominent spaces. The angelic kiddies are our future; children who will keep our love in their souls and vow to toll the path of vision, creativity, nobility and equity.

Claim a quarter, half a page, or full page in our Christmas Season Children's Magazine. Photos can be sent from anywhere in Nigeria. However, you are liable for fare/bill of hard copy delivery to your destination.

The Seasons Angel CIMR ~ We think your thoughts!

Study policy design 10 weeks, all online.

KING ONYEKA, THE SORCERER

This little but exciting story was written by Sarah Cosmos Nwaeze, and edited painstakingly by the reputed editor, Samuel Ojehe, and shall be released by the noble publishing firm, The Seasons Angel CIMR.

The story dissects a part of Igbo culture where lines are drawn between traditional powers and the Omnipotent Power, the Power that administers unfailing justice, which transcends all through the traditions and cultures of the world.

For Pry 3, 4, 5, 6. For JSS 1 and 2, leisure reading.