Lovers Are Many, But Husbands and Wives Few

This book will shake your entire idea of love, marriage, and who you've been calling "mine."

You've been calling him your husband-but God never did. You've been calling her your wife-but the Spirit never confirmed it. Because feelings don't seal the covenant. God does.

LOVERS ARE MANY, BUT HUSBAND AND WIFE FEW is not a soft marriage manual.

It is a prophetic sword - forged in fire - sent to confront every counterfeit relationship you've ever baptized with tears.

In these burning pages, Apostle Emmanuel Adjetey Okang exposes what many pulpits fear to preach:

- Why sleeping together doesn't make you one flesh

- Why some marriages are spiritual prisons, not divine unions

- Why emotional attachment can become a demonic soul tie

- Why the one you loved may have been a gatekeeper from hell

He goes deeper - where the demons dwell:

- Why spiritual marriages are formed through sex, dreams, and ancestral altars

- How demons use past lovers to re-enter your emotions legally

- Why soul ties, bloodline dedications, and parental covenants keep you unmarried, unchosen, and spiritually caged

- How to spot a lover who is hell-sent, not heaven-assigned

And to you who've whispered in pain, "I'll never marry again..." - this book is your deliverance. That vow was born in heartbreak... but it was whispered by a spiritual spouse who wants your destiny to die in silence. Silence doesn't heal covenants - it hides them. You will uncover:

- The deadly difference between covenant and compatibility

- Why your heart might be loyal to a demonic system

- Why some delays in marriage are not natural-they're spiritual wars

From Nabal spirits to seductive witchcraft, from dream invasions to soul-forged chains - this book opens your eyes to every invisible hand behind your love life.

Read it with prayer. Read it with fire. Read it with holy fear. Because heaven doesn't recognize everyone you sleep with. And not everyone you love was sent by God.

This is the wake-up call your heart has been waiting for. And hell has been hoping you never find.