Re: Ofege???[cameroon_politics] Prophet TB Joshua's Prophecy 2016

Happy New Year Ntemfac Ofege,

Please pay attention in this new year 2016 to the words of wisdom

below  from the OLDER and WISER colleague (former) of yours

Elderly (statesman) Victor Epie Ngome.

 

Blessed Be Cameroon
Pa Fru Ndeh

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From: "Victor Epiengome vjepiengome@gmail.com [cameroon_politics]" <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
To: cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, January 7, 2016 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: [cameroon_politics] Re: [BOYO] Prophet TB Joshua's Prophecy 2016

Something happened on Good Friday. When Christ died, the veil of the
temple was torn asunder. That spelt the end of human intermediaries
between us and God. Now I have Christ and need no prophets.
As for all the self-declaring bishops, apostles, wise men and
prophets, let the tares and the wheat grow own together. If you know
them not by their fruits, pray for discernment. But I know that even
television histrionics will pass, and Christ endures.

On 1/7/16, Francis Njung njungf@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics]
<cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> Mr Ndi, Man isnt God, the more reason some pastors commit heneous crimes,
> but let me just say this the man of God predicted about the blowing away of
> one of the synagogues building when he cut short his trip from abroad and
> said he was seeing a dark cloud over Nigeria and on one sermont he sad
> synagogue has never been on CNN but an event was as close as your mouth and
> Nigerians will be the first to call CNN. So what was that prediction
> about??? You can see why some of our big apparatchiks believe in Marabouts
> and Charlatans than in Men of God? So what you believe is what you get. I am
> from Boyo where all these big marabouts come from and sometimes when I
> inquired about them I was told they were all dead.So I better trust a man of
> God or if I dont trust a man of God I better trust the scriptures. What do
> you trust???
>
>
>      From: "NDI MANJONG ngahndi@yahoo.com [cameroon_politics]"
> <cameroon_politics@yahoogroups.com>
>  To: "ambasbay@googlegroups.com" <ambasbay@googlegroups.com>;
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>  Sent: Wednesday, January 6, 2016 5:38 PM
>  Subject: [cameroon_politics] Re: [BOYO] Prophet TB Joshua's Prophecy 2016
>
>    Legima,
> Thanks for the Bible verse. With God, even the likes of TB Joshua are
> possible (as with Judas it comes with a curse). He could not prophesy his
> own dormitory collapsing and killing desperate persons drawn to his
> falsehood from as far away as South Africa. How much believing there would
> be had he raised those unfortunate people from the dead of his making.
> Falsehood has a captivating flare. Many a person show up in church or at the
> mosque attracted much more by the falsehood of the pastor or the imam.
> NDI MANJONG
>
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>
>    JB Joshua is in my opinion the biggest fraud that religion has produced
> in Nigeria and Africa in general. He is an uneducated and deluded and
> deceptive charlatan.It is very disturbing that people continue to believe
> in him without any objective, verifiable reason. That is the result of
> credulity at its best. When you read through his insipid prophecies, you
> wonder how anyone reading through can possibly believe those to be coming
> from God. His prophecies are a poor restatements of world affairs with
> proposed courses of action that are less strategic than those that would
> come from a kindergarten. He does not prophesy and has  never prophesied
> anything. He has not and cannot heal any illness, not even common cold. To
> believe he is a prophet, one must first have to assassinate
> their independent thought process and be blind to all forms
> of rationality.Legima  Doh ,
>
>  With God,Nothing is an Impossibility(Luke 1:37)
>
>    On Wednesday, 6 January 2016, 3:14, 'Michael Johnson' via ambasbay
> <ambasbay@googlegroups.com> wrote:
>
>
>  These so-called men of God are very very intelligent and  if you are
> spiritually weak, miserable and lazy you will find yourself dancing to their
> tunes. It baffles me when I see educated people who still fall into their
> wily style of trickery and deceits.      Michael Johnson K.    C.E.O JK.
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>
>    On Tuesday, January 5, 2016 10:38 PM, "Yibain Asahmbom
> yprincevas@yahoo.co.uk [BOYO]" <BOYO@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
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>      I am surprised people still fall to the manipulations of the prophesies
> of our numerous "men of God". He has been wise enough this year to give an
> unfavourable beginning of year's prophesy. Uptill 2014, beginning year's
> prophesies have been those of success, little did he know the doom that was
> ahead of him in 12th September. In 2015, almost all his prophsies failed; I
> can name some: ' Coroner must bow to high court', 'there will be a plane
> crash in Nigeria' which was twisted when a plane crashed in France, 'there
> will be a serious civil war in Nigeria on the thursday that followed after
> the pesidential elections which will lead to the death of a great
> politician' but peace reigned in Nigeria starting from the Teusday after the
> elections, 'the girls kidnapped by boko haram would go unharmed and
> untouched', etc....Now he has seen that prophesies of evil can easily come
> true bc the world of today is evil hence his 2016 prophecy. Can loans and
> investment agriculture regulate the intensity of rainfall as his 2016
> prophecy suggests? I think we should stop listening to 'prophetes' and keep
> praying to God from our hearts.
>
>
>    On Tuesday, 5 January 2016, 12:34, "Njousi Abang njousid@gmail.com
> [BOYO]" <BOYO@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
>
>      Komrades,
> Prophet T B Joshua speaks out:
> The highly acclaimed Prophet of God, Prophet TB Joshua has uttered
> prophecies for this year 2016 as were revealed to him by God. This is what
> he said:
>
> "
> To the world:
> *There will be large scale scarcity, shortage of food. As a state, country,
> continent, we have to go back to the farm to arrest, to alleviate the
> forthcoming situation.
>
>  *Some countries will suffer excessive rainfall while others will suffer
> drought.
>  I encourage the governments of all nations to invest in agriculture and to
> grant loans to deserving citizens to augment this effort.
>
>  *The continent of Africa. How much have we disappointed God.
>  Africa is supposed to be the breadbasket of the world. We are supposed to
> produce a large quantum of food for the world. This is our natural resource
> base. Food should be our primary export to other continents. Food in
> exchange for technology.
>
>
>  *African leaders should quickly arrest the political situation.
>  More African countries will be under siege by terrorists because of pros
> and cons in choosing leaders. Mishandling of electoral processes will create
> a conducive atmosphere for terrorists.
>  Politics will not be business as usual because of limited resources. There
> will be no profit in investing in politics because of governments' limited
> resources and challenges.
>  This now gives grace to those who are genuinely called to the job. When you
> are genuinely called to do the job, you will do it because of your love for
> it and not because of money.
>
> *The situation with Arab nations will increase and the tension will increase
> as well.
>
> *This year, do what you love. There's money in love. Money in love brings
> peace and tranquility.
>
>
> To Southern Africa:
> *The South African currency that is going up and down will soon be stable.
> There will be little rain at the wrong time which is not good for farming.
> Many farmers will be discouraged. The whole thing will shoot from South
> Africa. It will also affect power supply and health care.
>
> *The situation will tempt the affected countries in Southern Africa and
> cause them to want to surrender most of their companies to foreign
> countries, but they should be careful not to do that.
> The challenge will last only for a while and they will come out of it
> stronger.
>
> *The way out to the challenge is that the government should build dams and
> irrigation mechanisms, using available water from the sea.
>
> *Ending of February and April are very peculiar months to the nations of
> Southern Africa subregion. Let us observe prayers during that period for the
> leaders.
>
> To Nigeria:
> *Pray for President Buhari
>  He has good intentions. A king's intentions cannot be carried out properly
> without the support of the subjects. He needs your support, to lead us out
> of the valley.
>
>  *The president will do everything to reject revaluation of the naira –
> which is a good idea from a good leader. But there will be overwhelming
> pressure which he will not be able to resist.
>  Nigerians, support and pray for your leader. The future is crying for
> help.
>
> *One of the minority parties will be lifted up and will be reckoned with.
> pray for love and unity in the country.
>
> *We are to pray for the minister in charge of agriculture, for God to give
> him enablement and sustain him because much is expected from him.
>
> To North Korea:
> *Pray for the president of North Korea, I am seeing an arrow from there and
> it will affect the world. There are weapons there that the world doesn't
> know yet, if they throw that arrow, there'll be confusion in the world.
> (Side Note: In confirmation of this particular prophecy, the president of
> North Korea made an announcement over the weekend that he's ready for war
> against any nation that challenges him or his nation)
> " The Bible says when a prophet of God speaks, the wise listen. This is the
> man who prophesied about the Malaysian plane crash, the terrorist attacks in
> France and America, and several other incidents before they happened. I hope
> those in authority take his message seriously!
>
>
>
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