In today’s world, deception seems to be growing, even within sacred spaces. Many people put on a facade of holiness and trustworthiness while harboring deceitful intentions. They take advantage of others’ faith, exploit their trust, and leave behind a trail of broken hearts and shattered lives. These pretenders aren’t new. Jesus warned us about them in Matthew 7:15 when He said, “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.” This book, The Pretender, was written to shed light on this growing problem. It’s not just a critique of those who misuse their positions; it’s a call for awareness, discernment, and healing. By understanding the signs of a pretender, you can protect yourself from future harm and regain your trust in the true essence of faith. This book does a great job taking us behind the scenes to see for what they really were, the cast of characters who were put in charge of our affairs. Their petty rivalries, rank, cowardice and sheer, selfishness are painstakingly revealed camelioner attitude of human is highly portray in this book.