QUCHA, Isn’t Enough

Is Proverbs 22:6 enough to train children in the way they should go? Is this verse a caveat to raising responsible children? No.

Many trained up their children in the right way they should go, but they turned into other things as they grew up, training up a child in the way they should go isn’t enough.

I saw a child in a vision held up by a demon, he drew the soul of the child into witchcraft, I looked at her family, a decent family, but then the enemy has planted a seed different from what they planted.

It’s good to send the child to the best school, give the child the best things of life, of best attitude and manner, but all these are just raising a child in the way he should go as said in Proverbs 22:6, but it isn’t enough, what then is enough? The promise of the Lord as it concerns child upbringing, what’s the promise? Isaiah 8:18, “The children God has given me are for signs and wonders.”

I said Proverbs 22:6 isn’t enough because it isn’t a promise but a figurative wise advice, so it may happen if all things being equal cetris paribus, and won’t happen if all things not being equal, look at what I meant here:

Everything written in the Book of Proverbs are figurative, in Igbo the word proverb is “ilu” for a proverb to come to pass, something must activate it, and what it that? The promises of the Lord.

The promises of the Lord and Proverbs walks in pari passu, the promises of the Lord can be effective all alone without Proverbs, but Proverbs need the promises to function.

Whenever you read the Book of Proverbs, first understand the meaning of the word proverb, it’s a wise saying and not promises.

To raise a child in the way of the Lord is different from raising a child in the way he should go, two verses, Proverbs 22:6 (raising a child in the way he should go) and Isaiah 8:18(raising a child in the way of Lord) are needed.

To activate Proverbs 22:6, you need the promise of Lord in Isaiah 8:18, the Book of promise activates the Book of Proverbs, while every promise is received through prayers.

To raise children in the way they should go, you need to add prayers of promises not relying only on Proverbs, it’s just a wise saying that the enemy has the power to overturn never to happen.

I have seen children raised by decent parents, raised by pastors but in later years those children turned into lesbians, gays, highway wooers, cultists and ritual killers, totally different from their upbringing; a proverb isn’t a promise.

Being very spiritual isn’t enough to raise decent children in the way of the Lord, what’s enough is the promise, it solves it all.

Go to some Bible schools, there you will find many lesbians and faggots, go to some seminary and boarding there you will find many gays, the multi-character children, they are being raised in the way they should go, but what about in the way of the Lord?

While I was looking at the soul of the child being drawn into the realm of witchcraft, I asked what’s the name of the demon doing the transfer? I heard Qucha, this was how it sounded, I asked again, where? I heard Adamawa in Nigeria, which means there are great number of demon-possessed children in Adamawa.

To raise a child in the way he should go, you need Proverbs 22:6, to raise a child in the way of the Lord you need Isaiah 8:18, but to raise a decent child you need both verses.

If you raise a child only in matters of spirituality (Isaiah 8:18) the child may lack manners and etiquettes of ideal living, so you need to add morality and good manners (Proverbs 22:6) to get it all round perfect.

Learn the ways of Proverbs and learn the ways of the Promises of the Lord and your children shall be good examples by these commands.

-Kanayo Ebuka