"The visionary's sense of unworthiness could be overwhelming to the extent that it would take a divine encouragement before he could take steps that would bring his dreams to fulfilment. God, deliberately, creates a balance by giving him another objective of gazing at his platform of a magnificent splendour that tells of the glorious future that God has set before him. Every time he looks at the future and he sees the magnitude of God's proposal a warning bell rings inside him that this cannot be done without His power. Nevertheless, the act of constantly gazing at such a platform of a magnificent splendour has great roles to play in his ascension to the throne. The author has come to a realisation of the prevailing difficulty in seeing the beautiful garden of roses that is behind the fence, except when a viewing-hole is made in the wall. The citadel of magnificent splendour can be likened to that beautiful garden of roses. While the. Viewing hole that God makes in the wall for His children to see the glorious future prepared for them is vision and dream. Believers are made to see the future splendour through visions and dreams. Certainly, if they can see, envision, and turn it into a burden, God will bring it to pass."