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TMSMedia:
Celestial Church Members Claim To See Their Founder, Oshoffa, In The Sky (Photos, Video)

Celestial Church members burst out in worship as they claim to see their founder, Oshoffa, in the sky, IgbereTV reports.

The church members in the video say the cloud looks like Oshoffa and they are heard praying and hailing the God of Oshofa as they look into the sky.

"Daddy, come and see Oshoffa, he's in the sky," one person is heard saying in the video.

The Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) was founded by Samuel Bilewu Joseph Oshoffa 29 September 1947.

Oshoffa died on September 10, 1985.

https://www.facebook.com/1729959193999287/posts/3026226424372551/

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfzMAOD5mPc

After una don smoke illegal substances taya. Angels go full Everywhere for una cele eyes

His royal HIGHNESS is at work in his life...

it is baba fro I am seeing oooo

Una see cloud mass una say na oshoffa
Oshoffa ko osuofia ni...

NwaAmaikpe:




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

It is now a matter of perception?

Ye

EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE UNDER THE SKY

Feeding their conviction

I have forgotten the name that this phenomenon is called, it's all in your brain, it's choosing to relate it to something you know that looks like that, without context if someone showed you that picture, you wouldn't even think that it's anything

People have seen rabbits in the sky even dogs, are they gods too? Why are Nigerians so foolish particularly the religious ones

Most Cele & Cherubim people no dey disappoint .

Meanwhile, I don see one Cherubim Pastor wey disappoint the bad view I have for them. He better pass many Pentecostal Pastor I know.

I really hope one of their girls would do same (about how we view them all) someday.

TMSMedia:
Celestial Church Members Claim To See Their Founder, Oshoffa, In The Sky (Photos, Video)

Celestial Church members burst out in worship as they claim to see their founder, Oshoffa, in the sky, IgbereTV reports.

The church members in the video say the cloud looks like Oshoffa and they are heard praying and hailing the God of Oshofa as they look into the sky.

"Daddy, come and see Oshoffa, he's in the sky," one person is heard saying in the video.

The Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) was founded by Samuel Bilewu Joseph Oshoffa 29 September 1947.

Oshoffa died on September 10, 1985.

https://www.facebook.com/1729959193999287/posts/3026226424372551/

See video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfzMAOD5mPc

Yaba left is calling

The Pentecost
Now come with plenty cost,
Clear the dust.
The white garments burn candles alot
People don't know we're tryna handles alot

Vector Church ft El-Rigo

Lol..

I just wanna see money

Na wah

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

Shut up!
If you have nothing tangible to say!
Old mama youngi

They saw a ghost

For the spirit to give the living a sign cost much in spiritual currency, for that image, large print 15000 spiritual cubit, for it to appear for 1 minute 15000 x 10=150,000. So you better believe, baba spent so much money on this

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

mariahAngel:
Delusions as a result of too much fasting.

Lmaoo..

So fasting messes one's psychology?

NwaAmaikpe:




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

The fact that I also saw this before reading your comment is scary

I see cloud ☁️...... Nothing else

Bloody liars

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

Na mosque

MufasaLion:


Absolutely not. I just hate fanatics. I like liberals. Don't judge me and I won't judge you with your skirt.

Shut up!
You know nothing

Cloud can be shaped into anything. What if I say it's Babalola

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/

Always packaging .

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/

There are several accounts as to the events leading to the conversion of Emperor Constantine to Christianity. Who's to say he converted to Christianity on account of his vision or he was simply baptized a Christian on his deathbed? A lot was revealed when Constantinople fell in 1453.

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

juju church

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

He is the CEO of celestial church.

Just like pastor chris is to christ embassy.

As you believed in Christ embassy..

So also do cele members believe in cele.

Come to equity with clean hands...

cruise dey happen