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LegacyB:
See my unfortunate olodo mother. Learn when to proof a point correctly!

erico2k2:
Another Ignorant response from my unfortunate mother, this is twice as stewpid as the 1st post my mother quoted.

Wickedlywicked:
These swindlers are thriving on the gullibility of people like you. Can’t you see how your last statement contradicts the jargons you wrote at first? Did Paul and all the other Apostles and prophets ask people for money in exchange for miracles?
I’m not a Christian but I would like to implore believers to remain steadfast in their faith because it’s crystal clear that the devil is using these hoodwinkers to turn Christianity into a massive joke and business entity. People like you who are fond of defending their rubbish theatrics are not helping either. The devil is ultimately using you to chase Christ away from people’s minds because we now see Churches as booming business enterprises.

Kukutenla:
That's not the idea of faith sir.
The sinner is to listen to the voice of reason not love.
There are numerous examples in the Bible that points to faith being a state of trust in the efficacy of a Being not love. It is the result of that faith that leads to love.
Like I said, even Jesus did not make love a pre-condition for miracles but faith. Read the story of the centurion and Jesus in Luke

Ynix:
so why sell it when you made a promise that it will heal, why did he not tell them to bring soap to be prayed on

Babinski:
Stop quoting the Bible wrongly in an attempt to support an in biblical and erroneous concept.

Fufeyin said you must love him for his spiritual items to work for you. Love is quite different from Faith and believing in someone does not equate to loving that person.

For clarity sake let me quote the portion of the text from 2 Chronicles 20:20 that you are trying to use to justify Fufeyon's in biblical statement wrongly. It says:

"Believe in the Lord your God, so shall ye be established; believe his prophets, so shall ye prosper."

Firstly, what is there is believe and not love his prophets.
Secondly, the "believe his prophets" statement, coming after an admonition to believe in God simply translates to believing and having faith in the message of God relayed through his prophets. Can you honestly say the message being passed across by Fufeyin selling spiritual items is Biblical and comes from God to warrant believing it?
Thirdly, note that the Bible in that verse did not say "believe IN the prophets" because the focus is on God and not the prophets. The prophets are just messengers.

Suffice to say, there is nowhere in the Bible supporting the sale of holy water and spiritual items as a Christian or mandating the love of the prophet for the items to work.

The fact that Fufeyin never stated to his buyers that the working or effectiveness of the spiritual items he was selling was conditional upon loving him shows such thinking was only an afterthought and excuse for the failure of his claims. All his actions and utterances simply reveal to any keen observer that they are not motivated by genuine Christianity, sound Biblical Principles and the love of Christ. He is a charlatan that genuine Christians should avoid by all means.

alobright17:
My unfortunate and miserable father is a mad man

boxypane:
My senseless and unfortunate parents na Mumu wey go school wey still remain mumu. My Harlots family in the house of God. Thunder wey go end my unfortunate and miserable family and their papa if dem no change don finish press up.
My unfortunate Bloody bastards twisting the Words of God to make money. Oloribuku to gbe mi kiri fun Osu mesan to tun fi obo j'ona, O ni ku re.

lexy2014:
Can Aboki prescribe drugs for you? Yes or no

Redhot111:
My mum knows already. Infact she was the one that suggested I tell you

So4baba:
So if an Aboki man owns a pharmacy, you won't buy drugs from him ? Can you read what you wrote and think for a second if it makes sense ?

MySolace:
Wetin do my unfortunate and useless Papa brain plz?.

Ynix:
but na sell he dey sell am na, and this is not handkerchief instead it's soap oh

Roboto11:
You don't need to believe in medicine for it to work.

That's why babies and those in coma still recover.

topatee:
What has believe has to do with what was advertised, sold and made profit from. Have heard of consumers protection agency?

0m0luabi:
you are not in support but you justifying his fraud, are you okay?

Krismas:
U must be a fake agent of the fake pastor Jeremiah
The scriptures you are misquoting never said you have to LOVE the prophet for miracle to happen. Believe is already satisfied if you cough out money to buy the fake product. How many people ur fake savior, healed in ur fake Bible, that LOVE him?
Why you desperately trying to justify rubbish with fake Bible quotes?

erico2k2:
SOrry, to say this is a very daft statement from my stupid mother, my unfortunate father lack any rational behind thinking, howcome you do not know this man of god has a website and an online shop where he sells allthese with fixed price on them? where has my dementia father been ? in a hole??

LegacyB:
You quoted the right content . But on the wrong premise. You can see you even finally contradicted yourself. That’s what happens when you sit on the fence.

tunize:
Pastor from the verse where dem for sell items?

MySolace:
Wot are u saying?

Beliv and love mean same thing to u??

And yes, one can buy drugs from a pharmacist he even hates, and d drugs wil work perfectly for him.

U musnt defend everytin coming from ur god of men. so u dnt end up looking stupid.

Kukutenla:
You forgot to quote Naaman the leper
Believe in this instance does not equate to love. It simply means to follow their instructions or have faith in the prayers. To love is different from that. If he said you have to believe me, I will agree. But to use love as a precondition is not Biblical. For God so loved the world..... that whosoever believes in him not whosoever loves him back

Kukutenla:
But you know you can believe in Aboki by the roadside. Does that mean it will work? Belief is a prerequisite for faith-based healing. Faith based healing is not based on money. You can't sell faith-based healing. That's why Elisha refused Naaman's gift

lexy2014:
the man say you should believe in him. he you must "love" him.

what do you mean by "believing in anyone's anointing"?

is it the person that is believed in or the source of the miracle?

is it "anyone" that gave themselves the anointing that you say "anyone's anointing"?

who is a prophet of God that the Bible said you should believe?

lexy2014:
can aboki recommend drug for you?

boxypane:
You are also a de either. What happens to Mathew 10:8? Your eye dey pain you?

Redhot111:
Emancipate yourself from mental slavery. Non but yourself can free your mind........ Bob Nester Marley

Prettychild:
Lol! Did all the people Jesus Christ healed love him before he healed them? His PA should advise him not to say anything

waice6571:
Do you know how angry I am about your submission

I am feeling like slapping sanity out of my miserable mother's mind and make am run naked enter seven markets, make my Oloribuku family con go buy the prophet's miracle products for my prostitute mother so that she can use the product with love and faith.


Werey omoh is the unfortunate dog that gave birth to me.

IamHonourable1:
The eldest idiot in my unfortunate father's family be mumu

madridguy:
Die young for saying out his opinion ?