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The four greatest beneficiaries of prayers, By Ayo Akerele

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Under the old covenant, priests and prophets were appointed by God to mediate between God and man. You cannot break that order. A priest cannot serve as a prophet and a prophet must not serve the role of a priest. Likewise, a king cannot serve as a prophet or as a priest. Disobedience to that […]

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