adewasco2k: As much as i wouldn't want to judge, i will say i don't doubt the existence of such miracles but The mention prophet and his wise-men act in a such a way that people who are not gullible might really doubt them....when watching Emmanuel tv the one thing that piss me off first is the emphasis to prove his miracles..i feel that is not necessary and also the jokes at time make me feel like he is not taking God's work seriously, and they also dont mention they collect five thousand naira from visitor who wants their miracle water....i dont think thats right also.

As i have carefully stated i am not judging him...i just feel that is his own ways which we are not use to and makes us doubt his ministry.

Abrantie: TB Joshua is a fake. Emmanuel TV is ridiculous. I entered uni at 16. I got my first degree at 19 and masters at 21 so I know a thing or two about medical science, human physiology, psychology and even religion *gasp*. I think I'm smart enough to believe that nothing.. absolutely nothing about TB or his station makes any damn sense.

Only the most gullible and the most destitute (which implies 90% of the population) would fall for such antics. When people are faced with hard times and poverty, they become more religious and are willing to believe ANYTHING. Africa is a fertile ground to find such people. TBJ has discovered the formula and he's capitalizing on it all the way to the bank.

Les: do u realise u have no right wat so ever to call him fake?

slap1: I'll say what I always tell people about TBJ. What he's doing is not easy. It takes a lot to operate with God or Devil at the level he's operating.

Abrantie:

Ooooh, I'm so scared. What is TB gonna do? Cast his juju spell on me. It's funny how we African Christians claim to be so devout and yet believe in the supernatural or occult.

Entire scripts of Nollywood movies glorify these evil figures. In Nigeria today, there's a charm for every aspect of life. Want a USA visa? No problem -- there's a special juju for that. Can't get your wife pregnant? Well, instead of praying to God, why don't you just kidnap and sacrifice your 2 yr old nephew?

So in such a nation, can one trust a person who claims to be a Christian "man of God"? I wouldn't.

Logicboy03: TB Joshua is a fraud. His prophecies have been proven false.


Anyways, sheep will believe anything.

cecilia.udoh:
my dear children of God hold on 2 ur faith, end time has come,most miracles are false.BE WISED

Abrantie: TB Joshua is a fake. Emmanuel TV is ridiculous. I entered uni at 16. I got my first degree at 19 and masters at 21 so I know a thing or two about medical science, human physiology, psychology and even religion *gasp*. I think I'm smart enough to believe that nothing.. absolutely nothing about TB or his station makes any damn sense.

Only the most gullible and the most destitute (which implies 90% of the population) would fall for such antics. When people are faced with hard times and poverty, they become more religious and are willing to believe ANYTHING. Africa is a fertile ground to find such people. TBJ and ilk have discovered the formula and he's capitalizing on it all the way to the bank.

There's a particular church in Accra with its own bank right on the premises! You are even encouraged to offer in foreign currency. How totally unchristian is that?

Jesus Christ stood for simplicity, humbleness and the poor. He was anti-worldly. He presented himself as a peace-loving man and drove moneychangers and merchandisers out of the temple (John 2:13-15). But today, these our so-called leaders of Christianity are all about money, money and money!

The response of Jesus when his enemies tried to trap him by asking whether it was right for the Jews, whose nation had been taken over by the Roman Empire, to pay tribute to the Roman emperor. He took a Roman coin that would be used to pay the tribute and asked whose picture was on it; his questioners answered, "Caesar's."

The reply of Jesus implied that in using Roman coins, the Jews accepted the rule of the Romans, and so the Roman government had the right to tax them, as long as the Jews were not compromising their religious duties. Jesus' more general point was, "Give to worldly authorities the things that belong to them, and to God what belongs to God."

TB Joshua is a worldly authority, not a prophet, and shouldn't be carrying a Bible. Hell fire awaits him.

Abrantie:

Ooooh, I'm so scared. What is TB gonna do? Cast his juju spell on me. It's funny how we African Christians claim to be so devout and yet believe in the supernatural or occult.

Entire scripts of Nollywood movies glorify these evil figures. In Nigeria today, there's a charm for every aspect of life. Want a USA visa? No problem -- there's a special juju for that. Can't get your wife pregnant? Well, instead of praying to God, why don't you just kidnap and sacrifice your 2 yr old nephew?

So in such a nation, can one trust a person who claims to be a Christian "man of God"? I wouldn't.

Mightyify:
i was wrong 2 believe dat u have be cured of ur dementia. What's d business wit acquiring masters at 21 and d topic of discussion?

Mrsilya: D bibile says dat a prophet is not recongized in his home. But be carefull of ur comments dat u do not sin against God.

STENACO: People have to be very careful the way they speak against the men of God. I dont go to synagogue church but I dont judge him as well. We are not meant to judge but if every pastor you accused to have got powers from satan should do what he is doing then it is worth it. Our country would have been better. So all this critics in nairaland should mind themselves.

STENACO: People have to be very careful the way they speak against the men of God. I dont go to synagogue church but I dont judge him as well. We are not meant to judge but if every pastor you accused to have got powers from satan should do what he is doing then it is worth it. Our country would have been better. So all this critics in nairaland should mind themselves.