LION OF JUDAH by Gui Mwamba (motivational books for women TXT) 📖

CHAPTER ONE

 

I ALONE I AM THE KING

"Within this most glorious enchantress kingdom, a twenty-three years old boy by the name Simba is chosen to be the next king. Although he was born in Dubie another village that his mother ran into when he was still in the womb, he was very intelligent and full of wisdom. Very stronger with swords and archery, however, who could think that God would anoint her to be the ruler over the nations of Pweto Kingdom. So shall the most powerful Prophet rise to protect him..." Ruthless, selfish, and treacherous, and the cold-minded king wants the kingdom or the thrown to himself. Giza still kills many of the prophets, prophetesses, and men and women of God and whosoever practices all of this unknown power.

Therefore he has many enemies rising deadliest and powerful against him which are in hiding. But once he realizes that there is the greatest threat to him. Because when wives born him, sons, they will combine and overthrow him out the throne. Therefore he came with the idea of toasting his males’ children in the river which his wives were born to him. But one of his wives flees away in the foreign village, once she discovered that she had a pregnancy of a male child.  Includes the king’s heartless and selfish mind, so she decided to run away for her son’s innocent life. Now the kingdom is in greater danger since the king has only daughters, is the son of the fleeing wife returned to save them all or they are doomed forever?

 Just like Jesus the Greater I AM, the Lamb of God, and Lion of Tribe of Judah which came unto this earth to save as all. It’s like this story series of a young man by the name of Simba and King Haribu’s son coming to save them from all these condemnations. Or will the king not permit them to step their foot into his territory? A word came to King Haribu’s mind saying, “Gloominess is my friend I walked amongst the land of the dead. Where there aren’t any male children of mine to dare challenge me, they are my enemies. I have the heartless, treacherous, corrupted, and a greediness mind which don’t care about anyone, but myself for I am the King.” Giza thought. Giza is the greedy, cold-blooded, and ruthless king who wants the kingdom to himself.

   However not until he discovered that when his wives born him sons, they will combine and overthrow their father. Henceforth he came up with an idea of toasting his sons into the river, that his wives born for him only daughters remain. Anyhow one of his wives escapes the king’s greedy heart into the faraway village for her unborn son’s life.

CHAPTER TWO

 

     The Darkest Mind

 

Whenever the wind blows, I am reminded of a story a true story that happened many years ago. A better story that still seems fresh to me today.

     And it happened somewhere special. It happened in our hearts the moment we accept Christ as our personal Lord and Savior for all eternity.

     And that is the Word becoming in the form of a man who lives among us, was beaten terribly and was nailed on the cross for our depts.

     And He was resurrected from the dead and now lives forevermore, and the name of this man is Jesus Christ the Greater I AM.

     This story-minded me of the Holy Bible in the Old Testament. Where the children of Israel suffer as slaves in Egypt.

     When Pharaoh the Egyptian king commanded his guards to snatch the Israelites males children and toast them into the Nile River for crocodiles to enjoy the innocent juice meat.

     Where God heard they cried and called Moses from the burning bush after sending him to deliver them out of affliction to the land of milk and honey.

     A place where Jesus Christ the Living God says “I AM THAT I AM” when Moses ask “Who are you.”

     A true story of God choosing David, a shepherd boy, to be the king all over Israel. Where He anointed Esther to be the Queen in all Israel.

   And where Jesus Christ a Word became flesh, who lives among us, was beaten terribly, and was nailed on the cross for our iniquities.

     Now He lives. So this is the story of the young man by the name Simba, will come Leonard kingdom and save his people for all evil.

 

 

CHAPTER THREE

 

           The Darkest Mind

 

Simba is a very strongest, intelligent, handsome and the best at archery and the best swordsman

     His father King Giza is a selfish and the heartless man because he wants to rule the kingdom alone.

   Therefore if his wives born him a son, he orders the guards to take away the child and toast them into the river.

   For crocodiles and alligators to enjoy the delicacy of the innocents and juicy babies.

   Yet Simba’s mother escaped with her unborn child into the foreign village, once she realizes that she is going to give birth to a male child.

   “You’re Highness, congratulation it seems like you have given birth to a bouncing baby boy.” Ibada excited. Ibada means Worship in English.

   She is the person who helps the royal Queens when they are in labors for giving birth.

   “What a male child?” Furaha asked in excitement. Furaha means Joy in English.

   “Yes, my Queen and Tumaini hurry go report to the king!” She ordered.

   “Of course mother!” Tumaini answered. Tumaini means Hope in English and she is Ibada’s daughter and her assistance.  

     She is the first wife of the King, who is now giving birth to a male child, but Giza means Dark in English orders the guards to throw him into the river.

       And this the fourth one he is going to kill from Furaha his poor wife.

     Tumaini arrives before the king’s throne room calling his name.

     “Your Majesty- Your Majesty!” Tumaini called. “What is it Tumaini?” Haribu asked.

     “The Queen has given birth to a male son?” She responded.

“What you can serious another male child?

       Guards go get the child and throw him into the river!” King Haribu ordered.

     “Yes, Your Majesty!” Both of Rafiki and Neema replied. Neema meaning Grace.

 

CHAPTER FOUR

 

           The Darkest Mind

 

Rafiki and Neema hurried to where the Queen was in labor also she was holding her son name Ushidi meaning Victory in English in her hands.

     When the guards came in after destroying the door and rush towards their Queen and Ibada. “Oh no, not again? Rafiki signed and took away Ushidi by force.

     “We very so-sorry, Your Highness.” He nodded in tears. “We are only following orders from the king!” Neema said in a pity way for the lamenting Queen.

     The guards walked away with the wailing baby in their hands, while Ibada follows them, but Tumaini stays to comfort Queen Furaha.

     Arriving before the river, and toast the baby into it when the crocodiles reap Baby Ushidi into little shreds. “Ooh, this not fair!” Neema covered his eyes.

     “Poor child and yes boys there is nothing you can do about it,” Ibada signed.

     Back at the Palace when Queen Ajabu who was pregnant for eight-month heard about this nightmare new of her co-wife son.

 Ajabu packs all her clothes, wealth, and plan to run during night time when everybody was sleeping. Lucky for her in the Pweto Kingdom it was in the evening.

     Once more Benson is the richest, breathtaking and enchanting place to live in.

     It as green pastures for cattle to eat, mostly in fall the leaves are awesomely beautiful.

     “Umm, oh my dearest Furaha. Why could the king do like this to her the fourth time?

     I must flee from the Giza’s greediness and cruel heart into the foreign village for my son’s life.” Ajabu thought.

   Ajabu means Miracle-Wonderful in English.    

CHAPTER FIVE

 

   The Darkest Mind

 

    

           RUNING AWAY

 

During night time when everybody was sleeping, Ajabu took her luggage and flee the same night before the king realized it.

       However, she didn’t fool old man Rafiki the King’s Advisor and who was very wise.

      Although he is the King’s Advisor, he told Ajabu to run away as far she could. She was fleeing really fast when she encounters   

      She was running away really fast while groaning in pains of the pregnancy but ignored it unless she encounters old man Rafiki.

     Rafiki means Friend in English. “Aye, Rafiki, I beg of you- I am running away from son’s life. P-please don’t turn me in?” Ajabu pleaded.

      “Turn you in? Who is talking about turning you in? Please, my Queen, run-run away as quickly as you can.

       Because one day this prince you’re carrying, will save us all for the terrors of the enemies.

       Run my daughter-go with God.” Rafiki commanded. Queen Ajabu thanked him very gladly and