The On-air-personality also criticized
the ongoing hallelujah challenge organized by gospel singer and minister,
Nathaniel Bassey.
He wrote "I AM PROBABLY THE
ONLY GENUINE PROPHET LEFT IN Nigeria!
I predicted Donald Trump’s win,
Miracle’s win, I also predicted that that we won’t lift a trophy in Russia as
far back as April, in a set of viral tweets across most blogs.
All my predictions were met with
hostility but I wasn’t moved. However, one prediction of mine brought so much
sadness to me, because it was something we could have avoided.
In November 2017, I predicted
that Nigeria will overtake India as the country with the most people living in
extreme poverty. Not only did I predict, I offered a logical solution which was
that every Nigerian should aim to remove someone poorer than them from poverty
with a portion of their income, @judeengees was the only celebrity that
participated in the challenge.
Instead of following this logical
line of reasoning, most people preferred to participate in the
#HallelujahChallenge, which since it started Nigeria has only gotten worse. How
can a man who believes in tithing which puts you under the curse in Galatians
3:10 that tells us that we are under a curse if we obey one part of the law,
without obeying the entire 613 laws of moses. The Bible tells us that when we
obey the law selectively, we are cut away from Christ and we fall from the
grace of God.
Why did people choose to listen
to pastors who had no track record of a successful prediction, pastors who got
it all wrong, repeatedly? The answer is simple, they were only fulfilling an
age long biblical prophecy.
◄
2 Timothy 4:3 ►
New Living Translation.
For a time is coming when people
will no longer listen to sound and wholesome teaching. They will follow their
own desires and will look for teachers who will tell them whatever their
itching ears want to hear.
What I was saying, despite it
being the proven truth each time, did not tickle their ears the way the lying
words from the mouths of scripturally unlettered prophets did.
At the end of the day, the yoruba
adage which goes “Ooto oro, omo iya isokuso” has been proven biblically to be
true! ~FRZ"
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