15/06/2023
When God blesses someone with just one child, is it really a challenge? or normally love and concern should pullulate to some amazing levels. Read this amazing story and leave your solution.
" * In a certain village, thare lived one man, who was a serious Christian believer and a church elder, by the name Kiputa. In that village, only serious Christians lived, infact you will be astonished by the number of people attending church service on every Sunday. Now Kiputa was the best of all in trust and he was far deep in his faith. Whatever he did was right and when you look at a human eye and judge with a human heart, you'll finally commend him for his character.
In this rural habitation of believers, some strong beliefs circulated and it was an abomination to go against them and no one tried. Character traits was something crucial because everybody was followed closely by the society. When someone did wrong mindfully or not aware he/she was judged with blaims and critics. Although they had not installed vissible consequences, shame and hatred followed culprits who were against their norms. So nobody wanted to do any sin in fear of disgrace. Everything was done carefully not recklessly.
This man Kiputa, his attitude towards anything was Godly and when nature was tough on his side, he was reluctant to do anything abruptly. Luckily or unluckily they were blessed to have one girl, their only child, a blessing to them. However that not being their expectations with his wife Janet, they thanked the almighty for that price. They had tried several times to add another child but it was impossible at all.
Due to the demand for education in this world, they took their child to school and she was lucky to finish her secondary education very early at the age of 16. She went to school very early at the age of 2 years, and surprisingly she performed well that she did not repeat any class. She managed to score a super grade B in her KCSE which was direct an entry security into the university. Reason behind getting that grade was a secret from heaven. Probably she was talented in her own way. She topped in their school despite being a day- schooler. This School was not far from their arena, it was just one and half kilometer away. This proximity enabled the girl to study smoothly under parent care and control.
Learning was her interest as she was even longing to be an advocate after completing that course in the university. By fortune she was so brilliant and her parents knew that, but their understanding towards such adventure seemed little and it was complicating.
One day morning, Shortly before the three of them had their breakfast, Kiputa had a burning issue in his heart that made him call her child without hesitation. "Kamoi come over here," he said. Kamoi was so sharp and she could not delay any call from her father. "Yes daddy," "I've heard you call me when I was washing utensils. What's the matter?" Kamoi said suspiciously. "Don't hurry," Kiputa pleaded, ''I know myself what I've called you for, take it slow till you hear from me." "Alright papa," Kamoi adhered. "Now" Kiputa commenced, "I understand that you have completed your secondary school life too early than expected." He was reluctant to continue, however some flourishing strength filled his mouth and motivated him to go on. "Yes papa, its true," Kamoi accorded doubtfully. Kiputa was delightful for this blessing but again astonished about the future of the girl, this made him stay agonizing too much. "I feel that you had really tried to your level best," Kiputa continued, "And if I fail to take you to the next step, the government will look for me. I'm in great dilemma, I can't decide whether to let you enroll in a public University under your own control, or rather I employ someone to take care of you. Unfortunately, it'll be impossible for me to bare the expenses of paying someone, but again I am afraid for you. Will you take care of yourself? I Guess if you don't, the villagers would blame me and not you. You are my only child, God just planned that this how it'll be and I can't question Him. I can't let you fall into the gutter with shameless men wandering in those universities. You better stay here, when the ministry come looking for you, I'll be in fault and I'll be dealt with as a criminal. I know being jailed shall be inevitable and the groan that'll be left is unthinkable. However letting you eat life which eventually will eat you again is a silly decision. According to me there is no force that convinces me to take you to the university, although it's very crucial, because I know the traits and behaviors there. It is an abomination to expose my child in evil environment that would ruin your future. I know you're not mature enough to look care of yourself, and shockingly when you land there you'll be taken as mature to do everything. Apparently I'm in dilemma my only child, I don't know what to do.....
To be continued....
