The 4 Corner Sutana is exclusively meant for Prophets and Prophetesses. Children above the age of 12 should refrain from wearing it. In fact, they should not wear it at all unless they have received a divine message. It is important to note that this garment is not intended for fashion purposes.
The 4 Corner Sutana possesses its own unique anointment line and girdle, specifically a blue girdle or loin. The four corners of this garment symbolize the four Archangels who protect the Prophet in the spiritual realm from the four corners of the world.
It is crucial to understand that simply having dreams does not qualify one to be anointed in the prophet line. Dreams are experienced by everyone, and anybody can have them. To illustrate this point, consider whether a dreamer of dreams can use their dream to name a child. The answer is no.
Therefore, why should they wear the same garment as those who possess the ability to go in spirit realm? The 4 Corner Sutana is not about seeing visions or having dreams, but rather about spiritual journeys. An Adena (Sidemen) may have the ability to see visions and dream dreams, but they may not necessarily deliver messages in the spirit or act as a medium.
If you are unable to enter the spirit realm and conduct spiritual consultations, known as “Isona” or “Ishona” in Yoruba, for individuals or groups, then the 4 Corner Sutana is not meant for you. It is exclusively reserved for Prophets.
If you are not a Prophet, you can never be anointed in the prophetic line (blue loin or girdle). So why hold yourself back? Wear your round neckline and receive your anointment. Your peers may be Elders, Leaders, Senior Leaders, Evangelists, and so on, while you continue to wear the ordinary 4 Corner Sutana without the loins.


