Sons and Angels by Dramane Traore is a revelatory confrontation between two realms of spiritual beings—sons born of God and angels created as servants. With prophetic insight and bold exposition, Traore draws a clear distinction between the identity, authority, and destiny of sons versus angels. While angels are powerful, holy, and ministering spirits, the sons of God are partakers of the divine nature, heirs of God, and carriers of the incorruptible seed.

This book reveals that angels stand in awe of the redemptive mystery that has made mortal men into immortal sons. Traore unveils the eternal hierarchy established by God: angels serve, but sons reign. Angels worship, but sons are joined in union with Christ. The book walks through scriptural truths that show how the believer, though once lower than the angels, has now been raised and seated in Christ far above every principality and power.

Sons and Angels is not a comparison meant to elevate pride, but a revelation designed to awaken identity. It is a call to stop seeking angelic encounters and start living as the revelation that angels long to behold. Traore declares that the age of ignorance is over, and the sons must arise—not in imitation, but in manifestation. Angels are not the pattern. Christ is. And the sons are His image on the earth.