FEAR NOT
Many years ago, Malaria was a killer. IF a man contracted
malaria, he is considered dead. Even our most respected
Mongo Park died of malaria but today, Malaria has been
reduced to a non-entity. If someone has malaria now, he
calls it "ordinary malaria"
What happened? How come the much dreaded malaria has
become an ordinary malaria. KNOWLEDGE. knowledge made
malaria to become ordinary. The discovery of drugs for it,
made it so.
HIV, though still feared but not as feared as in the past.
HIV dont really kill that much again because of the drugs
that exist.
Now EBOla. It has come at a time like this. in our time.
Before us, what we read in the past(like the influenza) now
stares at us
So am I supposed to be afraid of this thing until somebody
somewhere come up with a cure. NO!
I have made up my mind not to allow the world and its
system determine how I live my life. No Ebola can live/
survive in my body because I Have the life of God in Me. By
his strips, I am healed. I refuse to wait for someone
somewhere to discover the remedy before I can live my life.
The greatest threat to a man is not Ebola but entrapment of
the mind. Free your mind in Christ Jesus.

Let dis post dnt mislead any one, first of all God has given every one common sense 2 take necessary measures to avoid any problem bfor harm, dnt jst be prayful bt be watchful also period.

You dont understand and I cant explain to you either.

how can Christians spread information on the ebola virus?

caution, precautions, warnings, etc.

if its to gossip now, about wetin no concern us, we no dey late for that one though?

Five Things Christians Need to Know about the Ebola Outbreak



http://www.christianheadlines.com/news/five-things-christians-need-to-know-about-the-ebola-outbreak.html

God will help us, and Lord have mercy.

OP. If you refuse to take steps to avoid getting infected by Ebola, then you will get infected and you will likely die. God did not intervene in the case of the over 800 people that have been killed by the disease. Why should he intervene in your case?

Listen to what Johnson Sirleaf had to say about the outbreak in her country;

"In a speech, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Liberia's president, said that "ignorance and poverty, as well as entrenched religious and cultural practices, continue to exacerbate the spread of the disease."

Better give yourself brain. Na people with your mindset go spoil show for Liberia. Follow the advice of healthcare professionals.