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Angels: Unseen Reality

[Paperback]

by Rich N. Ekegbo

Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Rex Charles & Patrick Ltd., Nimo, Anambra Sta
Published
January 2008
Weight
178g

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The unseen realities, which include electric current, wind, cold, radio, heat, waves, spirits, phantoms even angels and other unseen forces shape our lives for better or for worse. Sometimes these forces may not be something, though; all the same, they should not be seen as nothing. Seers, mystics, believers, scientists and even philosophers often cipher, decipher and or discern these forces, including their modus vivendi and modus operandi. Although they may be more than discernible, faith, vision, knowledge and to some extent, sense experience testify to seers premonition of activities of the evil one, activity of the angels of God, mystics interaction with elemental spirits via their astral travels. And even philosophers, exemplified in Leibniz and his belief in his monads, try to convince us of the influences of the unseen realities. The scientists in their own world, which you call laboratory, have succeeded in mystifying, and to some extent, deifying some "concepts" like atoms, protons, neutrons, electrons, unicellular "realities" like bacteria, fungi, amoeba, and the like, as powers which radically change things for good or for bad for man. The two convictions they need from us are that we can hardly see or know much about these concepts, unless we are "insiders"; and that these concepts are the bases of the changes we see in the visible world. The Hebrew writer needs only our belief in unseen realities. Moreover, when we have seen, we not only believe in their activities within our system, but also have to go beyond that. Let's talk about Angels....