"You Mistake Magicians For Prophets", True Prophet Won’t Ask You To Bring Coconut To Church. A Port Harcourt, Rivers State-based cleric, Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries, has cautioned Christians to be wary of magicians, masquerading as prophets behind the pulpits.

He frowned at such ministries that ask members to bring items like coconuts to pray with, saying it is not biblical.
“If I see where they asked anyone to bring a coconut in the Bible, I will drop my Bible,” Pastor Ibiyeomie, who was delivering a sermon in his church, said.
“Prophets are not elected by men. You know, you do elections for politicians.

“Prophets are separated by God from their mother’s womb. It says, “Before you were born, I ordained you as a prophet unto the nations.
“If it is a human election, many people will not think of me. They will say, ‘Forget that guy. How can that one too be a prophet?” Speaking further, the clergyman said it was not in the place of prophets to tell the worshipper his problem. “You don’t select them, they come by the election of God. Prophets are not handpicked. It is not like in a ministry where you will just say, ‘I am a prophet.’ “Not all these ones that will just stand up and claim to be prophets. “Somebody telling you about your problems is not a prophet. “Listen. I don’t understand how you will understand today. Somebody telling you your problem is not a prophet.

“A prophet is when you tell him your problem, he speaks God’s counsels and it is turned. Not somebody that will say go and bring a candle, bring incense, bring water, bring coconut, bring an egg.
“That is a magician. You don’t need coconut in the New Testament. If you see coconut in the Bible, I will drop my Bible. If you see coconuts in this Bible, I will not preach again till tomorrow.
“Those are not prophets. Please don’t be deceived by this nonsense. Did you see the broom here? That is not a prophet.
“You mistake magicians for prophets. A prophet is the mouthpiece of God who speaks God’s counsels. They speak God’s counsel to cancel evil,” he said.

https://www.thexpressng.com/amp/2021/10/20/dont-confuse-magicians-with-prophets-pastor-ibiyeomie-warns/
Mynd44
lalasticlala

How about tithes, first seeds, bazaar, and offering?

Ok

Idamond:
"You Mistake Magicians For Prophets", True Prophet Won’t Ask You To Bring Coconut To Church. A Port Harcourt, Rivers State-based cleric, Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries, has cautioned Christians to be wary of magicians, masquerading as prophets behind the pulpits.



https://www.thexpressng.com/amp/2021/10/20/dont-confuse-magicians-with-prophets-pastor-ibiyeomie-warns/
lalasticlala

Tell those Yoruba Muslim pastors.


All Yoruba pastors are native doctors on suit.

They are all fake and any Igbo attending their churches is doomed for life.

Hmm

Hmm...

For a true Christian we are all priests through Christ. The era of prophets (whether true or false) is over.
Study Bible yourself & have personal relationship with God through Christ.
Go to a Bible-believing Church to hear more of God's word & to fellowship with believers of like mind.

Very True

Idamond:
"You Mistake Magicians For Prophets", True Prophet Won’t Ask You To Bring Coconut To Church. A Port Harcourt, Rivers State-based cleric, Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries, has cautioned Christians to be wary of magicians, masquerading as prophets behind the pulpits.



https://www.thexpressng.com/amp/2021/10/20/dont-confuse-magicians-with-prophets-pastor-ibiyeomie-warns/
lalasticlala

He will only ask you to sow into his life on his birthday. Bwahahahahaha!

Idamond:
"You Mistake Magicians For Prophets", True Prophet Won’t Ask You To Bring Coconut To Church. A Port Harcourt, Rivers State-based cleric, Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries, has cautioned Christians to be wary of magicians, masquerading as prophets behind the pulpits....

He frowned at such ministries that ask members to bring items like coconuts to pray with, saying it is not biblical.
“If I see where they asked anyone to bring a coconut in the Bible, I will drop my Bible,” Pastor Ibiyeomie, who was delivering a sermon in his church, said.
“Prophets are not elected by men. You know, you do elections for politicians.

But you be true prophet wey you dey ask people to bring money abi?

THIEF!