If I were Lucifer

If I Were Lucifer enters the adversary’s mind, not to admire him, but to expose the logic behind his fall and his long campaign against the descendants of Adam. Richard I. Inegbedion uses clear spiritual reasoning to show how Lucifer interprets his own rebellion, why he blames humanity for his humiliation, and how that anger led to a deliberate plan to corrupt the world.

This book is written from infiltration by stepping into the enemy’s perspective to reveals how deception became tools of revenge against the one creation he hates most, which is black people, who are the direct descendants of Adam. Through this lens, readers can see how the devil has been corrupting them and how they can reject this to align with God.