In this well-researched and intentionally easy-to-read book, the author provides an evangelical response to the belief in curses in contemporary African Christianity. This is a gem for the African church and the academy. Every African theological library must have a copy of this book.

REV. DAVID TARUS, PhD

Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa, Kenya

This publication is a beautiful juxtaposition of biblical hermeneutics and theological methodology. This is a book that all church and denominational leaders, other gospel ministers, theological educators, and ministers-in-training need to read.

REV. EMIOLA NIHINLOLA, PhD

Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary, Ogbomosho

This book empowers African Christians to confront their fear of curses with thorough biblical exposition.

HELEN A. LABEODAN, PhD

University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Combining biblical theology with practical and pastoral help, this careful, detailed, and wide-ranging book will be useful for pastors, preachers, theologians, seminary students, and lecturers across Africa.

PATRICK SOOKHDEO, PhDPATRICK SOOKHDEO, PhD Oxford Centre for Religion and Public Life, UK

This book is timely, simple, and readable. It shines a clear light on how readers can understand and biblically respond to curses. This work will enrich the international discussion and it is my honour to recommend it for use in institutions of higher learning, churches, and society as a whole.

STEPHEN O. Y. BABA, PhD

ECWA Theological Seminary, Igbaja, Nigeria

In almost all African ethnic groups, people take curses seriously. Adeboye's book brings comfort through a focus on the sovereignty of God, who has the power to overrule any human curse.

MOUSSA BONGOYOK, PhD

Institut Universitaire de Développement International, Cameroon