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The image displays a page from a book, possibly a religious text, with an illustration and accompanying text. The illustration depicts a man in a green tunic, appearing to be lame and using two crutches, being helped by another man dressed in purple and red. The background of the illustration is a sandy or dusty terrain with some greenery and structures in the distance, suggesting an outdoor setting.

Below the illustration, the text "Apostle Paul healed the crippled man" is visible, indicating the subject of the artwork.

The main text of the page is titled "How the Holy Spirit works in Christians today". It is followed by "Bible references: Zechariah 4:6; Romans 8:14; John 14:26; John 16:7-15; Acts 8:29". Further down, a numbered list begins with:
1. He makes us act in total obedience to God's instructions.
2. He teaches us the right way to pray.
3. He gives us great faith in God's promises.

To the right of the main text, a column of numbered points is partially visible, starting with "4. He caution". Further down, a section labeled "Key" is also visible.

The question "Who teaches to be obedient?" is present near the bottom left, with a small inset image showing several silhouetted figures. A page number "12" is visible at the bottom center.

The image is taken from a perspective that slightly favors the left side of the page, with the right side of the book appearing further away and partially out of focus. The lighting appears to be ambient, suggesting an indoor setting where the book is being read or photographed.

There is no information in this image that can place it in Jauro Yinu, Nigeria. The content is purely textual and illustrative without any geographical identifiers.
vicky

Jun 15, 2026, 8:53 PM

Jauro Yinu, Nigeria

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The image displays a page from a book, possibly a religious text, with an illustration and accompanying text. The illustration depicts a man in a green tunic, appearing to be lame and using two crutches, being helped by another man dressed in purple and red. The background of the illustration is a sandy or dusty terrain with some greenery and structures in the distance, suggesting an outdoor setting. Below the illustration, the text "Apostle Paul healed the crippled man" is visible, indicating the subject of the artwork. The main text of the page is titled "How the Holy Spirit works in Christians today". It is followed by "Bible references: Zechariah 4:6; Romans 8:14; John 14:26; John 16:7-15; Acts 8:29". Further down, a numbered list begins with: 1. He makes us act in total obedience to God's instructions. 2. He teaches us the right way to pray. 3. He gives us great faith in God's promises. To the right of the main text, a column of numbered points is partially visible, starting with "4. He caution". Further down, a section labeled "Key" is also visible. The question "Who teaches to be obedient?" is present near the bottom left, with a small inset image showing several silhouetted figures. A page number "12" is visible at the bottom center. The image is taken from a perspective that slightly favors the left side of the page, with the right side of the book appearing further away and partially out of focus. The lighting appears to be ambient, suggesting an indoor setting where the book is being read or photographed. There is no information in this image that can place it in Jauro Yinu, Nigeria. The content is purely textual and illustrative without any geographical identifiers.

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