NwaAmaikpe:




They see their founder, I see an angel doing reverse cowgirl.

That is cloud nothing more or less

Not surprised. These people are always high on several stuffs.

I see my dead Cat in the sky too, i think those people have been smoking some highgrade weed. They can see their dead pastor in the sky but cannot see themselves out of poverty, brainwashed goons.

This is why it is so easy for nigerian politicians to loot and fool nigerians. Co's their skulls are full with maggots

OShepherd:
whether the world likes it or not, the truth though sounds bitter to some denominational fanatics remains that Pa SBJ Oshoffa was truely GOD sent" only if adherents follow the originally laid down "Christianity" which he preached.....

Shepherd

Eyin ti ijo mimo

KnownUnknown:
Before you criticize Cele, keep in mind that Christianity gained legitimacy through a similar episode.

After the death of the Western Emperor Constantius, there was a struggle for succession. Constantine was one of Constantius’ sons, and his father’s troops proclaimed him Emperor. But the rules of succession at the time were not clear. But, while Constantine was in Gaul with his father’s troops, there were other contenders for the throne in other parts of the empire. One of them was Maxentius, who had set himself up as ruler in Rome.

Constantine avoided an open challenge to Maxentius, but after repeated attempts by Maxentius to provoke Constantine, the latter marched toward Rome, defeating Maxentius in two battles on the plains of Italy. Finally, the two squared off on the banks of the Tiber River at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge. It is here, according to Eusebius of Caesarea and Lactantius, that Constantine had his vision.

Before this, Constantine was considering converting to Christianity, but was undecided. Here is the account for students in Memoria Press’ Famous Men of Rome:

One day, while he was in front of his tent with his offi cers and troops around him, he had a vision of an enormous cross of fire in the heavens. On one side of the cross were the words, in the Greek language: “By this, conquer.” The words are sometimes given in the Latin form In hoc signo vinces, the translation of which is “By this sign thou shalt conquer.”

Constantine was astonished at the wonderful vision, and he gazed at it until it faded away. He could not understand what it meant and was greatly troubled. But that night he dreamed that Christ appeared to him in robes of dazzling white, bearing a cross in his hands and that he promised Constantine victory over his enemies if he would make the cross his standard.

Constantine now declared himself a Christian and had a standard made in the form of a cross with a banner attached to it bearing the initial letters of the name of Christ. This banner was called the Labarum, and it was afterwards the standard of the Roman emperors.

https://classicallatin.org/exordium/constantines-vision-of-the-cross-this-day-in-312-a-d/

With so much advancement and education this is nonsense.

Until I see a spiritual leader that does not die

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Hallelujah to the most high God.
JESUS IS LORD FOREVER AND EVER.



Kiddo, Why not keep silent if you have nothing reasonable to contribute?
Stop contributing on things more than what you can assimilate......okay?

Kiddo kee u dia. No wonder dem de call u dead Vulture griller. With all your reasoning what have you achieved other than asslicking Buhari day and night for paltry 30k that's less than $80. A full grown man like you, misbehaving on the Internet.

Felix, dey your dey o. As I no call you now. Spiritual nonsense kee u. How the hell on earth do you believe on this illusion of a dead man who died maybe even before you were born, now appear in the sky? Is he appearing as what? God, angel or son of God? Anyway some things are more than zombie brains shaa

Why are Africans so lame especially the women...fvcking disappointed.

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

cult shrine

Hahahhahahaha

Imagine this coming from religion of people who pride themselves as enlightened

Only in Nigeria does one witness this type of foolishness.

Akwamkpuruamu:


Kiddo kee u dia. No wonder dem de call u dead Vulture griller. With all your reasoning what have you achieved other than asslicking Buhari day and night for paltry 30k that's less than $80. A full grown man like you, misbehaving on the Internet.

Felix, dey your dey o. As I no call you now. Spiritual nonsense kee u. How the hell on earth do you believe on this illusion of a dead man who died maybe even before you were born, now appear in the sky? Is he appearing as what? God, angel or son of God? Anyway some things are more than zombie brains shaa

Don't mind the dead vulture dealer. he is an achaic goon.

Trendy399:
Someone should help me o before I loose it.I have been battling with ulcer for almost two years now.I have taken drugs even herbs but the issue now is that I react to any drug I take.Even multivitamin.I don't know what to do again.I am really loosing it.Is there any specialist that treats ulcer

Oga go to health section and create a topic about your issue

Some people worship men instead of God

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

Which one is church?

Don't fight for God... Respect every individual and have mind.

jesusjnr2020:
Yeah right!

Right?

Were you a member?

Chai. Who put weed for incense burner cos aluufa ayoola is high on inhaling

Dumb

NwaAmaikpe:




They see their founder, I see an angel doing reverse cowgirl.

That's how my late brothers wife who attends Cele keep saying she sees him. .. whereas She's likely the one who killed him... Useless people who aren't different from traditional worshippers

MufasaLion:
Religion is the opium of the poor and ignorant folks.

Karl Marx who said that had the kernel of his philosophies faulted by reality and projections failed...

Na cloud be that now. Haba!

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

na religion

Search for the meaning of pareidolia and juxtapose with your stand... the saying,"knowledge is power" is underrated.

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Hallelujah to the most High God.
Pa Oshoffa and Prophet Babalola,
These are God's Great Men of God in the time past.

This reminds us about the day the former passed on to glory..... just like yesterday.....



TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
The Day Joseph Ayo Babalola Died.
Eye witness account.....

Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola was the founder of Christ Apostolic Church (C.A.C) along side with Pastors J.B. Akinyele and D.O. Odubanjo. He was a notable minister of God before his death with spiritual gifts of healing and working of miracles. He was born on the 25 April 1904 and died on 26 July 1959.

Although he lived shortly (55 years) but he made a great impact in life and he will forever be remembered for the signs and wonders God did through him.

I read the story told by the late Prophet Samson Oladeji Akande (also known as Baba Abiye at Ede), in whose bedroom Apostle Babalola slept in the Lord on Sunday, July 26, 1959, about 58 years ago. In order to preserve the valuable information contained in that story as told by Baba Abiye, I had to republish the article that would be useful to so many people in the future, giving credit to him as the source. I believe the narrative will give you an hint on how the minister was called to glory.

Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola showed no sign of sickness until his unforeseen call to glory on Sunday, 26th July, 1959. On Friday 24th July, he returned to Ibadan to attend the general council’s meeting slated for that day. On Saturday morning, 25th July, Apostle Babalola conducted the morning prayer for ministers and members living within the parsonage of C.A.C. Olugbode, Ibadan, and prayed for everyone.

The same day (Saturday 25th July, 1959), he sent two of his followers, Michael and another fellow to me at Ede that I should prepare a place for him to sleep. I never knew he was talking of his final sleep. Apostle Ayo Babalola arrived Ede around 6:30 in the evening that Saturday and he was gladly received. Before his arrival, I had prepared my bedroom ready for him. We ensured that nobody was allowed to rush into the bedroom with him; for it was Apostle Babalola’s habit that he never turned away anybody who came to him for prayer and counselling, no matter how weary he might be. After prayer, I informed him that his meal was ready. He declined to take any meal but requested to be allowed to have some sleep, because he had been holding series of meetings since the past nine days with little or no rest. He woke up three hours later and took some tea and slept off again.

At 4a.m. on Sunday 26th, he woke up, took his bath, took some tea and had his morning meditation without any disturbance. At 6 o’clock, I went to him in the bedroom and he began to talk about a great convention which will soon be held at his hometown, Odo-Owa. He was speaking in parables, so I did not suspect that he was talking about his approaching death. He directed me to call in Prophet Babajide who was in the adjacent room. Both of us knelt down beside his bed and he began to narrate to us how he began his ministry. It was such a sublime experience. Both of us just listened; we did not utter a single word during the course of his narration.

After this, we knelt down for prayer. The three of us prayed. I took the lead. Prophet Babajide followed. When it was his turn to pray, he prayed for a very long time, praying for the church, the leaders and for us too. After the special service, people came to Apostle Babalola in my bedroom and bid him farewell before leaving for their various destinations with joy and humour. He bid everyone farewell and prayed for them. Nobody suspected through his speech or action that death was lurking in the corners. We left him alone to attend to those who were waiting to see him.

Meanwhile, Michael Osabi and Samuel Oluwatosin, the two young men who used to wait on him, remained with him as he took a nap. When he woke up, he called me and returned my covering-cloth to me. His action surprised me and I asked, “Baba, why are you doing this?” He replied, “A man should sleep with his own clothes.”

It failed to occur to me that he was speaking of his close to occur death. He advised me to go and have some sleep myself. By then, everybody else had gone to church for the evening service. Around 5p.m. as he lay on the bed, Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola breathed heavily three times, saying after, “in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost.” His breathing was like the rumbling of a rain-storm and there was a great vibration in the bedroom. As this was happening, his personal attendants (Michael and Samuel) ran to call me to his bedside before he gave up the ghost. We began to pray and quickly sent for the church leaders who had gone to church for the evening service. We all prayed for his restoration. But while this prayer was on, the Lord opened my spiritual eyes to see what was happening in the heavenlies. The heavenly hosts had come to meet this great prophet and joyfully admitted him into the glory above. He had laid down his sword at Jesus’ feet. So he could not return to earth again.
Apostle Babalola’s corpse was arranged and taken EFON ALAAYE that same night by the church leaders and the elders who were present



Thank you so much for the compliment.
God bless you and yours also.
May God's blessing follow you all the rest of your life.
Have a blessed Week ahead sir.


We are are glad this makes you happy.
It shows in your comment how excited you are.
We all learn everyday.
God bless the Man of God.
God bless you.
Have a blessed Week ahead.

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Rubbish

Solofresh2:
Shut up!
You know nothing

I never expected much from a nitwit with zero IQ.

Shaytaan Don dey play with there brains

simplepee:
Not surprised. These people are always high on several stuffs.

And youre also down on several stuff

cayorday89:

All the same its pure stupidity to think in that line that someone appears to them in form of a cloud.

See. Don't always think reality conforms to just your reason.

While those folks may be a little overboard with this particular one, supernatural things happen in this world. Don't condemn people when they do things like that. They often aren't far from reality...

What else is new with religion and zealotry...

I guess we should be thankful that many young people are seeing the light and becoming less religious in this age and time.

Gradually, we will get there!

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

no ooo na mosque