Re: Cameroon's president orders Pentecostal churches closed

In the face of this the real men of God will not shiver but remain strong on their foothold Jesus Christ. I learnt sometime that they were asked to register with Government where they operate,but many because of hidden agendas fail to do so. The real men of God will sail through hitch free because God will protect them

Can those self-appointed apostles, prophets etc stand this small trial test?

Napoleon

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From: Valentine Katte <ykatte@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 1:37 AM
Subject: Re: Cameroon's president orders Pentecostal churches closed

I support the ban such that it will push those who know God on their knees. Without persecution the church does not grow. This ban will push those who know God to the word and in prayer. At the end when we know the word and pray then hirelings will go out of business because we will no longer be taught by fake pastors who have turned godliness into a means of financial gain.

Reading the book of Acts will encourage those who know God at this time. 

Regards

 

VALENTINE YATO KATTE
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University of Dschang, Cameroon
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From: Taku A. A. Moses <gospelcoord@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Friday, August 16, 2013 6:07 AM
Subject: Re: Cameroon's president orders Pentecostal churches closed

My country men and women,

I am not surprised to read of what Mr. Bia has done to his country. Any one who touches Fire, he will surely be burnt as the Anointing is likened to Fire in the days of Elijah the PROPHET. The king then was like Bia as he did not respect God- Ahap. I am hereby requesting Mr.Bia to lift up than ban as it will back fire to him and his nation very destructively. Any one who touches the Body of Christ-Pentecostal churches, will be inviting the Anger of GOD as in the days of the kings that disobeyed the God of their fathers in Israel.

Be informed here that they that are joining Bia to castigate the anointed Body of Jesus that He died for on the Cross of Calvary. I have seen and read the blasphemous contribution of Mishe Fon to Bia's acts to the Church that has the needed Power to fight him as he is doing his demonic activities. His activities in expressing his anger towards the Pentecostal Churches are not unconnected to the fact that this group of Church is not just like others who profess Jesus but nothing to show in their church activities. Bia is very comfortable with these so call churches who have no sign of God in them. What will you say about a man who calls himself-Rev. Father and or Rev. Pastor of PCC/Baptist and others who are not practicing what they preach. An RCM Rev. Father is not married but has girl friends all over the place-who are you deceiving? How will you counsel a married couple when you are not married?.Read 1Corint.7:1-3 and 1Timo.3:1-5.

WARNING: i am hereby making an absolute declaration-that any one who will make stupid contributions that will cause Pain and Disgrace to the Kingdom of Jesus the Owner of the church, should be very careful not to receive an Angry Reward to such a person. Bia has been led by Satan to do what he has done to the honour and amazement of Satan. The next will be CALAMITIES knocking at his doors both in Y'de, Mvomeka, Paris and Geneva. Even if he is in his AMORC meetings, the Angels sent from the Throne of God, will still do their assignment of affliction. Any one one who advised him to do this act, will equally share in the Anger of God. Is it not the Pentecostal Churches that have been standing in the gap for his confused and demonized nation? They are a stumbling block in the realm of the spirit to his daily demonic activities-hence this public expression of his demonic rage or anger to the church. We are not Moslems who would have by now opened the war of vengeance to such ban. BUT we as Christians, have been requested to never take vengeance but to hand any of such matters to the God of war. Bia's death is near hence this provocative act to the owner of his life. HE can ban the Church from assembling in a Church house; but cannot ban them from praying in their closets in their homes. Where I am hiding from him, I am still sending spiritual Missiles to Etoudi without interruption because there is no distance in the spirit. Who can stop wind from moving to & fro?

I am hereby asking Bia to enact such a ban only in his nation of LRDC and not cross the landmarks between S.C. and LRDC to do such an unacceptable thing to another man's land. He should be referred to the 8 page letter from me in MARCH 2004 advising him that he was no longer the President of the Southern Cameroons since the divorcement degree of 1984 when he reintroduced his maiden name of La Rep.du Cameroun before the unholy union of AD 1961 and removing the star for S.C.from the official flag. Bia has taken coals of Fire from the Altar of the Lord and he is to be burnt by the coals he has collected by what he has done. God is a consuming Fire and will surely consume him soonest. You people should be preparing your requiem mass songs for him as he has looked for his own death without......... Let no Southern Cameroonian be mentioned in this matter as heads will soon be rolling to the advantage of Satan. Bia has invited warfare arrows from all over the nations that will be aware of this act of his. If Bia is banning the Pentecostal Church, what has he done to the Moslems who are kidnapping his people in the North? What has he done to the Amorc who are sacrificing human beings for rituals and drinking of human blood in Mvolye? Be careful Mr.Bia for your hour has come for you to be sacrificed too as you have sacrificed many including your childhood wife Irene Biya.

Yours sincere Servant of God,

Rev.Evangelist Taku-Ayuk Moses-Anointed of the Lord for Prophetic warfare.

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From: Ofege Ntemfac <ntemfacnchwete@gmail.com>
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Sent: Thursday, August 15, 2013 1:42 PM
Subject: Re: Cameroon's president orders Pentecostal churches closed

Amazing FACT:
On the day of Pentecost, the Pentecostals were outside, in the streets
having a ball - gettin drunk, etc - while the Christians were in the
Upper Room - Praying.
The Holy Spirit came upon the Christians but not on the Pentecostals.
In fine, divinity relocated into - and upon - the Christians but not
on the Pentecostals!
Go figure!
Prophet Ntemfac Ofege

On 8/15/13, Mishe Fon <mishefon@yahoo.com> wrote:
> We are with President Biya on this one 126%. In fact, he should go a step
> further. We should (on a temporal basis) sever Diplomatic relations with
> Nigeria until President Goodluck Jonathan surrenders the following Naija
> Pentecostal "Business" Pastors to the Cameroon authorities for serious
> "beatings" and a few days @ Kondengui and New Bell. These are the folks who
> are confusing Cameroonians. Can you imagine that we have been so
> brain-washed that some of our "sisters" in the USA, call these "Men of God"
> in Nigeria (on the phone) for "daily blessings" after coughing up about
> $500.00 monthly...as "Blessing Fees". President Biya; Please remember
> that we are going to support you on this one...so have no fears. If
> President Jonathan does not surrender these crooks immediately, we can
> decide and invade Nigeria from the North starting with Maiduguri, then Kano,
> Jos and latter Kaduna. When we will put an Ewondo Governor in Kano State, a
> Bafia man to govern
>  Borno State and a Bamileke guy in charge of Kaduna; that is when these yeye
> Nigerians will stop Lie Lie preachings and deceiving poor souls. Na which
> kind nonsense be dat sef? They aien't seen nothing yet.
> Mishe Fon
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> They are:
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> David O. Oyedepo, affectionately called "Papa" by members of his church
> congregation (born September 27, 1954) is a Nigerian Christian author,
> preacher and the founder and presiding bishop of Living Faith Church World
> Wide, also known as Winners Chapel, and its affiliated international
> churches known as Winners Chapel International, with headquarters in Ogun
> State, Nigeria. He is also the senior pastor of Faith Tabernacle, a 50,000
> seat church auditorium reputed to be the largest church auditorium in the
> world by the Guinness Book of Records.
> Also, he owns Dominion Publishing House, a thriving publishing company that
> publishes all his books (which are often centered on prosperity). He founded
> and owns Covenant University, one of Nigeria's leading tertiary
> institutions, and Faith Academy, an elite high school.
> Oyedepo net worth is estimated by Forbes to be around $150 million.
>
> Chris Oyakhilome
> According to Wikipedia, Christian Oyakhilome is a Nigerian televangelist,
> faith healer and founding president of Believers' LoveWorld Incorporated
> also known as "Christ Embassy", a Pentecostal Christian ministry
> headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria. The Loveworld TV Network is the first
> Christian network to broadcast from Africa to the rest of the world on a 24
> hour basis.
> Estimated net worth: $10 million – $15 million
>
> Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo
> According to Wikipedia, Pastor Ashimolowo converted to Christianity from
> Islam at the age of 22 after the death of his father before enrolling with a
> Bible school. Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo is the Senior Pastor of Kingsway
> International Christian Center; the church started out in 1992 with 11
> members but has grown to over 12,000 members. Pastor Matthew as he is fondly
> called is a dynamic and charismatic preacher having preached for over 27
> years.
> He is also the founder and lead pastor of the Christ Embassy Church, a
> thriving congregation with branches in Nigeria, South Africa, London, Canada
> and the United States. His publishing company, Loveworld Publications,
> publishes 'Rhapsody of Realities,' a monthly devotional he co-authors with
> his wife. It sells over 2 million copies every month at $1 apiece. He also
> owns television stations, newspapers, magazines, a hotel, a fast-food chain,
> and more. Forbes estimated Ashimolowo's net worth is at between $6-10
> million and most of his wealth coming from sale of Christian literature and
> documentaries.
> Estimated net worth: $6 million – $10 million
>
> Temitope Joshua
> otherwise known as Pastor T.B. Joshua is Nigeria's most controversial
> clergyman and is also one of its richest and most philanthropic. He heads
> the Synagogue Church of all Nations (SCOAN), a congregation he founded in
> 1987, which accommodates over 15,000 worshippers on Sundays. He is
> controversial for his real or imagined "inexplicable powers" to heal all
> sorts of incurable diseases, including HIV/AIDS, cancer and paralysis. He is
> the perfect destination for miracle-craving worshippers. Currently his
> church has branches in Ghana, the United Kingdom, South Africa, and Greece.
> Most African will be familiar with this one – he owns Emmanuel TV, a
> Christian television network.
> Estimated net worth: $10 million – $15 million
>
> Chris Okotie
> Pastor Okotie attended the University of Nigeria at Nsukka where he
> graduated with a degree in law. He, for a while, abandoned school choosing
> instead to pursue a highly successful career in pop music in the 80s. He
> later found the light, embraced the bible and set up the Household of God
> Church, one of Nigeria's most flamboyant congregations. Most of his 5,000
> member church consists predominantly of Nollywood celebrities, musicians,
> and society people. He unsuccessfully ran for President of Nigeria with
> Justice Party (JP).
> Net worth: $3 million -$10 million
>
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> "We will get rid of all the so-called Christian Pentecostal pastors who
> misuse the name of Jesus Christ to fake miracles and kill citizens in their
> churches. They have outstretched their liberty," Mbu Anthony Lang, a
> government official in Bamenda, told CNN Wednesday.
>>        Mr. Mbu Anthony Lang, When are you coming to CAMNET? I think we
>> would need your iron fist in here to get rid of.... U KNOW WHO...
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>>>Wednesday, August 14, 2013 - 6:53pm
>>>(CNN) — Cameroon's President Paul Biya has ordered the closure of nearly
>>> 100 Christian churches in key cities, citing criminal practices organized
>>> by Pentecostal pastors that threaten the security of the West African
>>> nation.
>>>But Pentecostal pastors said the move is evidence of Biya's insecurity
>>> about the churches' criticism of the government.
>>>Biya is using the military to permanently shut down all Pentecostal church
>>> denominations in the nation's capital, Yaounde, and the North West
>>> Regional capital, Bamenda, which have the largest Christian populations
>>> in Cameroon.
>>>More than 50 churches have now been closed, with the government targeting
>>> nearly 100 in eight other regions.
>>>"We will get rid of all the so-called Christian Pentecostal pastors who
>>> misuse the name of Jesus Christ to fake miracles and kill citizens in
>>> their churches. They have outstretched their liberty," Mbu Anthony Lang,
>>> a government official in Bamenda, told CNN Wednesday.
>>>Nearly 500 Pentecostal churches operate in Cameroon, but fewer than 50 are
>>> legal, he added.
>>>On Sunday, a 9-year-old Christian girl collapsed and died during a prayer
>>> session in Winners' Chapel, a Pentecostal church in Bamenda. The girl's
>>> mother, Mih Theresa, told CNN Wednesday that the pastor intended to cast
>>> out the numerous demons that were in control of her daughter's life.
>>>"I want the government to stop these pastors who use mysterious powers to
>>> pull Christians and kill then for more powers. All my children have ran
>>> away from the Catholic Church in search for miracles, signs and wonders,"
>>> she told CNN while holding back tears.
>>>Another Christian, Mveng Thomas, said his marriage ended abruptly when a
>>> Pentecostal pastor ordered his wife to dissolve their union. He said the
>>> pastor described him as "an unrepentant devil."
>>>Pastors marched against the government's decision Wednesday in Bamenda and
>>> Douala. Pastors said the Biya government sees the mass proliferation of
>>> churches as a threat.
>>>Boniface Tum, a bishop of the Christian Church of God in Yaounde, said
>>> that Biya, who has been president since 1982, is becoming insecure about
>>> the freedom of speech within these churches.
>>>"Authorizing only the Catholic, Presbyterian, Baptist, Muslim, and a few
>>> other churches, is a strict violation of the right to religion," Tum
>>> added.
>>>Targeted Pentecostal Christians in Bamenda are transforming their private
>>> homes into churches.
>>>North West Regional governor Adolphe Lele L'Afrique said Wednesday that
>>> police had discovered the abduction of 30 children under age 18 by a
>>> pastor in Bamenda. The pastor said he wanted to remove the children from
>>> a bad society, Lele added.
>>>Government officials also say that some pastors convince congregants that
>>> they do not need professional medical treatment for their ailments.
>>>"How can a pastor say the sick needs no medical doctor? We need sanity in
>>> our Christian lives," Nyang Blaise, a youth leader for Biya's ruling
>>> party, CPDM, told CNN.
>>>One woman said her mother was refusing cancer treatments because of her
>>> pastor.
>>>"My mother's condition is worsening after doctors confirmed she had
>>> cancer. She is dying silently, and yet we cannot persuade her to see a
>>> doctor for proper treatment, against her pastor's wish," Deborah Tanyi
>>> said.
>>>http://www.ketknbc.com/news/cameroons-president-orders-pentecostal-churches-cl
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