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LordLicifer:
You sure have a wild imagination . Go and tell Jesus that he must come and defend himself that he didn't have 6 Baby Mamas.

itzadorable333:
Hehehe I'm so happy to be in this thread, many people don't know the kind of fun going on here...I didn't even know you're this funny

itzadorable333:
Hehehe LORRRDDD LUCCCCCIFFFERRR STOP ITTT!!!

free2ryhme:
sickening

Sick people bent on introducing three-some in marriage

Gullible congregation applauding this abomination

ufotunang:
..I did some research in Google and they said bigamy and polygamy is illegal in USA..it's against the law

autoez:
Good one Pastor. He's trutfull to himself and his God. Not all this fake pastors we have here with multiple girlfriends and baby mamas.

Toscarel:
So how is he getting away with that ?

erico2k2:
Bro check am how many prophets in the bible get one wife ?
This one wife thing is not from the bible, its from England

Chachalogo:
True Christianity has been turned up-side-down.

Kukutente23:
"He's poured so much into me"

My Old man used to say you can get a woman to do anything you want to do with women in this world as long as you have enough money to satisfy them

How true this is

Just imagine Black American women shining teeth that they are now sharing husbands, So what happened to all the feminism of the 80s

Where is pocohantas and Jennyclay

Come and see ya mates

muhmeen:
Prophet Israel T. Ford and Pastor Lydia Ford, leaders of LifeWorks Church near Cleveland, Ohio, announced Shakayla Ford as Israel's second wife, framing it as God's will and citing Exodus 21:10.

Lydia herself introduced Shakayla positively to the congregation, and photos show the three posing happily together.

Israel posted on Facebook that the 'one wife only' teaching is unbiblical, while critics cite 1 Timothy 3:2 and traditional Christian emphasis on monogamy from major denominations.

Supporters reference Old Testament examples of polygyny, sparking wide online reactions from shock to defense.

Moment an American pastor and prophetess, who are both married, introduce a new wife to their congregation and announce that they are now in a polygynous marriage with a female church member, claiming it is the “will of God.” 😭🤦🏾‍♂️🙆🏾‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/Pu52Uf7LWy

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 26, 2026

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LordLicifer:
Me wey dey club right now dey drink wine with prostitutes dis one need help. I think you should try smoking some weed like i do, would help resset your head.

Prison wey i be customer for there. Na every week i dey go prison. Prison dey fear pesin?

I might even sleep with ya wife too if i come across her.

Teymanhenry:
How? When is marrying multiple wives now a sin or when is first wife welcoming and accepting second wife now a sin

erico2k2:
Bro check am how many prophets in the bible get one wife ?
This one wife thing is not from the bible, its from England

LordLicifer:
Na God made weed naah, no be dem talk say God created everything?

muhmeen:
Prophet Israel T. Ford and Pastor Lydia Ford, leaders of LifeWorks Church near Cleveland, Ohio, announced Shakayla Ford as Israel's second wife, framing it as God's will and citing Exodus 21:10.

Lydia herself introduced Shakayla positively to the congregation, and photos show the three posing happily together.

Israel posted on Facebook that the 'one wife only' teaching is unbiblical, while critics cite 1 Timothy 3:2 and traditional Christian emphasis on monogamy from major denominations.

Supporters reference Old Testament examples of polygyny, sparking wide online reactions from shock to defense.

Moment an American pastor and prophetess, who are both married, introduce a new wife to their congregation and announce that they are now in a polygynous marriage with a female church member, claiming it is the “will of God.” 😭🤦🏾‍♂️🙆🏾‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/Pu52Uf7LWy

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 26, 2026

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LordLicifer:
Funny? Cheers! I can also be rude sometimes.


Come,you be man or woman? because females are ussually very religious

Dtruthspeaker:
Since Deuteronomy 17:17,
Ye shall henceforth return no more that way.
Neither shall he multiply wives to himself, that his heart turn not away::

And by Malachi no Israelite had 2 wives in proof that they got God's Command

StillDtruth:
It is not Paul who said thou shalt no longer have multiple wives.

Deuteronomy 17:17, Says "Ye shall henceforth return no more that way.
Neither shall he multiply wives to himself, that his heart turn not away::"

And then by Malachi you do not see any Israelite with 2 wives in proof that they understood that God told them to stop polygamy.

Chachalogo:
True Christianity has been turned up-side-down.

muhmeen:
Prophet Israel T. Ford and Pastor Lydia Ford, leaders of LifeWorks Church near Cleveland, Ohio, announced Shakayla Ford as Israel's second wife, framing it as God's will and citing Exodus 21:10.

Lydia herself introduced Shakayla positively to the congregation, and photos show the three posing happily together.

Israel posted on Facebook that the 'one wife only' teaching is unbiblical, while critics cite 1 Timothy 3:2 and traditional Christian emphasis on monogamy from major denominations.

Supporters reference Old Testament examples of polygyny, sparking wide online reactions from shock to defense.

Moment an American pastor and prophetess, who are both married, introduce a new wife to their congregation and announce that they are now in a polygynous marriage with a female church member, claiming it is the “will of God.” 😭🤦🏾‍♂️🙆🏾‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/Pu52Uf7LWy

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 26, 2026

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Teymanhenry:
The verse says a king shall not multiply wives, because they may turn his heart away from God. Another version says he shall not take many wives. The point is a warning against having too many wives. But does having two wives automatically mean someone has sinned?

The verse does not explicitly say that having two wives is sinful. It warns about the potential consequences of having many wives and how they could lead someone astray.

* Now, let’s look at the same passage. It also warns against accumulating excessive gold and silver. So, does that mean all our General Overseers who have accumulated wealth are sinners too?
And also noted that, the command/counsel is for future King of Israel

Ecomfreecourse:
No religion has ever been true. It's all trap, lies etc

Teymanhenry:
Where in Malachi did God explicitly command that no Israelite should marry more than one wife? Quote the verse.

If polygamy was a sin, why did God regulate it without explicitly prohibiting it?

Teymanhenry:
God also warned the Israelites against marrying foreign women (Deuteronomy 7:3–4). Does that mean marrying someone from another country or ethnic group is sinful today?

Dtruthspeaker:
Who shall be a king of Israel or from whom shall God choose a king of Israel?
Answer: Any Israelite man.

And secondly by Malachi and after do you see any Israelite with 2 wives?

No!
Clear proof that they understood that God told them to stop polygamy

And before Malachi Ezra seeing the disobedience of this Law commanded

Ezra 10:3
Now therefore let us make a covenant with our God to put away all the wives, and such as are born of them, according to the counsel of my lord, and of those that tremble at the commandment of our God; and let it be done according to the law

So, you see, why it is right for co-adulteresses and their batsard children to be cast out like Haggai and Ishmael. God does not like unlawfulness. Which by Malachi, polygamy was not seen in Israel again. God had completely eradicated it.

* Excessive gold and silver law is The Law prohibiting a king from embezzlement of the common wealth exactly what everyone complains against their presidents and rulers. So you see, The Law covers the wrongs and evils a king can do while in position.

StillDtruth:
No where did i say Malachi said God commanded that no Israelite should marry more than one wife. I clearly said that "by Malachi you do not see any Israelite with 2 wives in proof that they understood that God told them to stop polygamy.

And after Malachi you do not see any Israelite with more than 1 wife..



This is departing from the topic but let me remind you that Ezra shows what happened when they did this. And when that happened, see what Ezra did

Ezra 10:3
Now therefore let us make a covenant with our God to put away all the wives, and such as are born of them, according to the counsel of my lord, and of those that tremble at the commandment of our God; and let it be done according to the Law.

So, you see, they understood what God wanted and where they were in breach, they returned back to what they knew God Commanded and what He desired which is monogamy

Teymanhenry:
Very good. You explained the second passage well by considering its context and using common sense. You should apply the same reasoning to the verse warning kings against multiplying wives, which says they could turn their hearts away from God.

The core issue was that Israelite men were divorcing their Israelite wives to marry foreign women who worshipped other gods, similar to the problems addressed in Ezra and Nehemiah. The concern was not simply the women's nationality, but the potential consequences of these marriages for Israel's faithfulness to God.

We should interpret these passages consistently, considering their context rather than applying one verse literally while explaining another away.

Teymanhenry:
The verse says a king shall not multiply wives, because they may turn his heart away from God. Another version says he shall not take many wives. The point is a warning against having too many wives. But does having two wives automatically mean someone has sinned?

The verse does not explicitly say that having two wives is sinful. It warns about the potential consequences of having many wives and how they could lead someone astray.

Now, let’s look at the same passage. It also warns against accumulating excessive gold and silver. So, does that mean all our General Overseers who have accumulated wealth are sinners too?
And also noted that, the command/counsel is for future King of Israel