The Power of the Altar

RELIGION

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Not all altars are equal; some surpass others in power. When a priest dedicates an altar to God, it becomes immensely powerful, as King Solomon demonstrated in his time (1 Kings 8:23-53).

The altar holds dominion over the stars. By receiving a star, a person gains a unique spirit that shapes their identity. The altar of Samuel transferred the star of leadership from Saul to David through sacrifice (1 Samuel 16:13). Losing one’s star leaves a person spiritually empty, for it is the spirit that defines who we are.

With clarity and precision, the author explores the significance of prayer, fasting, sacrifice, the star, the spirit, and the meanings of dreams and visions. This book provides valuable insights for spiritual growth.

Intended for all readers, it offers foundational wisdom for beginners while also containing deeper insights for those more spiritually advanced.

Mugisho Nfizi Koya lives in Geneva. He is married and the father of two children. This fervent servant of Jesus Christ is interested in the spiritual growth of the Christian church. The blossoming of the work of Christ is close to his heart. Through his works published under the pen of spiritual life, he answers certain questions from his large French-speaking and English-speaking audience. In parallel, the author is a child psychiatrist. He is an expert in semiology and ethno-psychiatry. He works mainly on the clinic of links in all its states.