One of the enigmatic issues of human existence is the relationship between dreams, life and reality. Quite often, people tend to underplay, overrate or dismiss dreams entirely as an abstract, inexplicable phenomenon. Using the advantage of comparable spiritual revelation. Evangelist Peter Adenmosun undertook an in-depth, eye-opening, devil-scarring analysis of one of the hidden communication tools of God with man, that is, dreams.

This book is an explosion of the various typologies of dreams, their interpretations and how to handle them.

Confession is a prelude to possession. Jesus hearkened to the cry of Bartimaeus for help, stood still, went to Bartimaeus, and still asked what do you want me to do for you? Trust Bartimaeus, he promptly replied ‘Rabboni, that I may receive my sight. (Mk 10: 51 NKJV) The spontaneous miracle that followed is now history. An African adage says. ‘Keeping mute at the wrong time offers a roller- coaster ride to backwardness and ill-luck. This proverb is not in isolation. This is a scriptural truth, exemplified by Jesus Christ, when he asked Bartimaeus that pertinent question.

Firstborns occupy very significant position in God’s agenda. They are born to lead and rule; they are called to serve God and be his inheritance. They are sent to pioneer and champion Godly courses that will bring Godly changes among human beings. But unfortunately, like a rag, most of them in some cases are either dropped, rejected, lampooned or ridiculed due to intricate spiritual interplay of some supernatural forces over their lives. But for how long would the firstborn continue to be subservient to their juniors? For how long would they continue to be afflicted by the enemies? For how long would the “spirit of Pharaoh continue to inflict sufferings on the firstborns who are the trailblazers of families.