Emmanuel_Abraham_2079

Mandolin Trump, frustrated by the world system, was determined to become a rich pastor but not without the supernatural powers of wizard Demora Tala.

Soon the house of faith suffered a lot of evil under his watch, but what is left to be told, that the ears of men have not heard? The secret sins and the darkness that crawled unseen reveal the unbelievable.

Perhaps something out of this world! 

And as more darkness crept into Mandolin’s thought, he knew that the desires of his flesh must be a priority. Soon the passion journey began.

As he narrowed his eyes into the future, he never saw the great mistake ahead. Sexual passion made him insane & powers got him drunk.

Soon the covenant was broken. The bad and ugly started—

What will become of his ministry when the source of his power desires to take their powers back from him because of a broken covenant?

What will become of his 20,000-plus congregation kept under the shades of darkness?

How will he handle the power of fleshly lust eating deep into his bones?

The battle has only just begun between Mandolin and the powers that made him. Soon, he realized there is an alternative ultimate power he could rely on to soar above the power dragging him with chains to die the death for abuse of covenant, he ignorantly undermines its supernatural potential.

Now, he only has one chance of escape—

Will he survive? Or die before dawn?

Or fight back to stay alive!

PASTOR MANDOLIN

Pero sat down on his office chair, staring into the eyes of Tommy and Rano. They have been useful to my company, Pero thought. He knew they got deficiencies that need to be fixed, "I see you guys don't want to upgrade yourself. Things are changing now, and it is not the way they used to be. It is a technological and computer age, we have found ourselves—"

"Boss, what do you want from us?" Rano stood looking at Pero's smiling face.

"I am glad you both decided to work with me, and as you all know, I have renamed my company Pero Painting world international, and with a staff strength of fifteen, we are still growing. I am not happy because you are not earning so much because of your educational background—"

"I still don't understand your point. We only ask for a salary raise and—"

79 A MIRACLE