Mummy G.O At It Again! As She Names 7 Popular Nigerian Churches That Won’t Make Heaven



Pastor Adebayo made this known through her Facebook page as she urged Christians to be vigilant because everyone is running out of time.


Funmilayo Adebayo popularly known as Mummy G.O, the Head pastor of Proclaimer Evangelical Church of God has warned Christian faithful about a vision she had recently.
GoldenNewsNg reports that She said that rapture happened and nobody that attends seven popular Pentecostal churches ascended into heaven.

According to Mummy G.O, the churches are namely; Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Deeper Life, Winners Chapel, Christ Embassy, Jehovah’s Witness and Celestial Church of God.

Pastor Adebayo made this known through her Facebook page as she urged Christians to be vigilant because everyone is running out of time.

She wrote; In a vision I saw last night that rapture took place and nobody made it from the following ministry

1 Rccg

2 MFM

3 deeper life

4 Christ embassy

5 winners

6 Jehova witness.

Those in Celestian church did not even hear the trumpet at all. Let us be vigilant because time is no longer more.

https://goldennewsng.com/mummy-g-o-at-it-again-as-she-names-7-popular-nigerian-churches-that-wont-make-heaven/amp/

Na only your church members hear when Angel Micheal abi Na Angel Gabriel blow the whistle I nor really know the one wey whistle dey him hand

In summary, she's saying God created majority humans just to cast them in hell fire.

Hezzyluv:
In summary, she's saying God created majority humans just to cast them in hell fire.

No such thing as hell fire.

Heaven and earth is here on earth.

Just choose your part wisely

Lol.

Religion and its gimmicks.

Thank you assistant Jesus

Church is just a body. Just like men flesh it will rot and decay but it is only the soul that matter. That is the part of man that live after death in physical world..
Every believer relationship with God is personal and worship done in spirit as said by Jesus

Urheadmaster:



No such thing as hell fire.

Heaven and earth is here on earth.

Just choose your part wisely

You made your decision, I mustn't argue with you.

The fact that you said such doesn't cancel the fact that hell is real and Heaven is real.

She should tell us the state of her stomach before she went to sleep to get that dream, strong hunger can make people have nightmares sometimes

The church isn't a building, but a body of people who believe in Jesus.

No denomination will be raptured, only individuals.

So I don't believe in her claims.

It is like me deciding to say 10 rich men that won't make heaven then listing Forbes top 10 richest men. What about the other rich men that are unknown to me?

Mummy GO just dey beaf popular churches.
What of Dunamis, MFM, House on The Rock, ECWA and COCIN.

Unmmmhnmnmnn! O Lord help us to stand firm. We pray for mercy.

It is interesting that Jehovah has always had witnesses on earth since the beginning of time. Even before human creation, Jesus, “the beginning of the creation by God,” in his role as Jehovah's “Word,” was His spokesman to all the spirits in heaven. For this reason, he has always been called “the faithful and true witness.” (Revelation 3:14) And starting with Abel, all those who, by words and actions took sides with God, were all known as his “witnesses.”—Hebrews 11:4-12:1.

Isaiah’s prophecy, moreso than any other prophetic writing, found fulfillment in the congregation of God, such as Isaiah 8:17, 18 (Hebrews 2:13); Isaiah 49:6 (Acts 13:47); Isaiah 49:8 (2 Corinthians 6:2); and Isaiah 53:1 (Romans 10:16). It is therefore no surprise that Isaiah 43:10-12 should also be fulfilled in God's congregation.

A witness is a person who proclaims truths about which he is convinced. The apostles proclaimed those truths that they had “seen and heard.” They could not stop doing so, for they were true, and not false, witnesses of God. (Acts 4:18-20; comp. 1 Corinthians 15:15)

The truths which we proclaim, we ourselves are utterly convinced—truths about Jehovah's name and his universal sovereignty; and this qualifies us to be witnesses of the true God.
This body of truths is called “the good news of the Kingdom of God” (Luke 8:1) because only by subjecting oneself to God's sovereignty, acknowledging him as one's King, will he enjoy lasting peace and stability in his lifetime—such peace and stability as is referred to at Psalms 90:14.

In the future, Jesus Christ will establish this heavenly government over all mankind, removing all our ills and causing God's will to be done to the full. (Matthew 6:9, 10; Revelation 21:4, 5) God's name, or reputation, is involved too, as He alone has the right to lead and direct ALL his creation.

Jehovah is one God, and so he only accepts one form of worship, or “one faith.” (Ephesians 4:5) And just as Jehovah has always had one people representing him, so also now: His worshippers are organised into “one body,” (Ephesians 4:4) being taught and governed by one “faithful steward,” (Luke 12:42) whom the “one shepherd” appointed over his “one sheep.”—John 10:16.
This should not be surprising because even the original Christians were governed by “the apostles and elders in Jerusalem,” (Acts 15:23; 16:4) and those who taught the congregations were solemnly charged, commanded, by these same apostles and elders to not teach “a different doctrine.”—1 Timothy 1:3.

Submitting to his sovereignty includes acknowledging his right to determine how HE wants to be worshipped, and choosing to worship him in the way that is “clean and undefiled from the standpoint of . . . God [not from our own standpoint].”—James 1:27.

https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=jwlshare&wtlocale=E&lank=pub-lffv_181_VIDEO

FRANELCLINIC:
It is interesting that Jehovah has always had witnesses on earth since the beginning of time. Even before human creation, Jesus, “the beginning of the creation by God,” in his role as Jehovah's “Word,” was His spokesman to all the spirits in heaven. For this reason, he has always been called “the faithful and true witness.” (Revelation 3:14) And starting with Abel, all those who, by words and actions took sides with God, were all known as his “witnesses.”—Hebrews 11:4-12:1.

Isaiah’s prophecy, moreso than any other prophetic writing, found fulfillment in the congregation of God, such as Isaiah 8:17, 18 (Hebrews 2:13); Isaiah 49:6 (Acts 13:47); Isaiah 49:8 (2 Corinthians 6:2); and Isaiah 53:1 (Romans 10:16). It is therefore no surprise that Isaiah 43:10-12 should also be fulfilled in God's congregation.

A witness is a person who proclaims truths about which he is convinced. The apostles proclaimed those truths that they had “seen and heard.” They could not stop doing so, for they were true, and not false, witnesses of God. (Acts 4:18-20; comp. 1 Corinthians 15:15)

The truths which we proclaim, we ourselves are utterly convinced—truths about Jehovah's name and his universal sovereignty; and this qualifies us to be witnesses of the true God.
This body of truths is called “the good news of the Kingdom of God” (Luke 8:1) because only by subjecting oneself to God's sovereignty, acknowledging him as one's King, will he enjoy lasting peace and stability in his lifetime—such peace and stability as is referred to at Psalms 90:14.

In the future, Jesus Christ will establish this heavenly government over all mankind, removing all our ills and causing God's will to be done to the full. (Matthew 6:9, 10; Revelation 21:4, 5) God's name, or reputation, is involved too, as He alone has the right to lead and direct ALL his creation.

Jehovah is one God, and so he only accepts one form of worship, or “one faith.” (Ephesians 4:5) And just as Jehovah has always had one people representing him, so also now: His worshippers are organised into “one body,” (Ephesians 4:4) being taught and governed by one “faithful steward,” (Luke 12:42) whom the “one shepherd” appointed over his “one sheep.”—John 10:16.
This should not be surprising because even the original Christians were governed by “the apostles and elders in Jerusalem,” (Acts 15:23; 16:4) and those who taught the congregations were solemnly charged, commanded, by these same apostles and elders to not teach “a different doctrine.”—1 Timothy 1:3.

Submitting to his sovereignty includes acknowledging his right to determine how HE wants to be worshipped, and choosing to worship him in the way that is “clean and undefiled from the standpoint of . . . God [not from our own standpoint].”—James 1:27.

https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=jwlshare&wtlocale=E&lank=pub-lffv_181_VIDEO

"Another one!!!" (In DJ Khaleds voice), the come in different colors.
This one is packaged as "Truth", it's appealing and looks genuine to uninformed persons.
But looking deeply is just a spin of the scriptures to fit the dogma of the organization.

OgaNightmare:

"Another one!!!" (In DJ Khaleds voice), the come in different colors.
This one is packaged as "Truth", it's appealing and looks genuine to uninformed persons.
But looking deeply is just a spin of the scriptures to fit the dogma of the organization.

It is interesting that our opposers aren't willing to analyse our interpretation of the scriptures. And that's because they know that we know the scriptures.
All they do, as you're now doing, is make vague statements of how we are “falsifiers”, etc.

OgaNightmare:
it's appealing and looks genuine

If it looks like a bird, then, without any compelling evidence to the contrary, we have warrant to conclude it's a bird.

FRANELCLINIC:


It is interesting that our opposers aren't willing to analyse our interpretation of the scriptures. And that's because they know that we know the scriptures.
All they do, as you're now doing, is make vague statements of how we are “falsifiers”, etc.
Hi


If it looks like a bird, then, without any compelling evidence to the contrary, we have warrant to conclude it's a bird.

Opposers? Who?
You mean your falsification of the scriptures?
Huh! Some people just be speaking without knowledge and making baseless assumptions.
Which organization has been taking scriptures out of contexts? What makes you different from the Churches of Christendom?
Not even to talk about your heretical doctrines that is a total deviation from first century Christianity.
No I've gone a long way, It's obvious that I don't have time for this particular discussion.

OgaNightmare:

Opposers? Who?
You mean your falsification of the scriptures?
Huh! Some people just be speaking without knowledge and making baseless assumptions.
Which organization has been taking scriptures out of contexts? What makes you different from the Churches of Christendom?
Not even to talk about your heretical doctrines that is a total deviation from first century Christianity.
No I've gone a long way, It's obvious that I don't have time for this particular discussion.

That's what I'm saying. You refuse to cite any scripture that we ‘misinterpret.’ You just make claims that we misinterpret scriptures without citing any as an example to prove your point.

In any case, it's good that you don't have time for this discussion, lest this should turn into a keyboard cold war.

FRANELCLINIC:


That's what I'm saying. You refuse to cite any scripture that we ‘misinterpret.’ You just make claims that we misinterpret scriptures without citing any as an example to prove your point.

In any case, it's good that you don't have time for this discussion, lest this should turn into a keyboard cold war.

Okay, If you want me to show the scriptures your religion misinterpret I kindly do that on a different thread and wait for your refutation.
I don't make empty claims.
My sayings are backed with enough evidence

OgaNightmare:

Okay, If you want me to show the scriptures your religion misinterpret I kindly do that on a different thread and wait for your refutation.
I don't make empty claims.
My sayings are backed with enough evidence

It's alright. I'll not only provide direct answers but also supply you with references either from secular sources or from religious (non-Witnesses) sources.

That being said, check out my signature below.