When I talk now ,people will caution me on talking down on a man of God. Isn’t it a shame when the so called men of God talk like kids just to attract attention?
It's only in the Christendom that you see a pastor holding grudges against a fellow pastor because he or she wasn’t carried along by a government. Have you ever heard of an Imam speaking ill of another?
According to Punch, Rev. Chris Okotie accused Ayo Oritsejafor the CAN president of election false prophesy which led to Jonathan’s defeat to President Buhari.
As disclosed by Okotie, if not for Oritsejafor’s prophecy Former president wouldn’t have contested for the Past Election.
Why is Okotie coming out now to talk about false prophesies? He should check himself before accusing other pastors. Okotie should read Mathew 7:4-5 which states ”Or how can you say to your brother, 'Let me take the speck out of your eye,' and behold, the log is in your own eye? 5"You hypocrite, first take the log out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to take the speck out of your brother's eye.
This is exactly case of a "The pot calling the kettle black" Okotie before now told us how God revealed to him that he will be the president of this country. Sometimes I feel most of them are not even refering to God the father of Jesus Christ.
Below is what he disclosed to his Congregation...............
The
General Overseer of Household of God Church, Rev. Chris Okotie, on Sunday said
President Goodluck Jonathan would not have contested the 2015 presidential
election were it not for Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor’s “false prophecy”.
According
to him, the former President had initially made up his mind not to vie for the
election, but stated that Oritsejafor “deceived” him with tales of victory as
prophesied unto him by God.
Okotie,
Punch reports, said this while delivering a sermon in his church on Sunday in
Lagos, where he stated that “Pastor Oritsejafor deceived Jonathan with a false
prophecy from God that he (Jonathan) would win the election convincingly.”
He
said, “The man (Jonathan) became convinced to contest after Oritsejafor had
told him, using CAN’s name, that God had ordained him the winner of the 2015
presidential election.”
Okotie
noted that some members of CAN and the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria at
that time knew the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria’s prophecy
was false, but were scared to speak out.
He
said, “They couldn’t speak out because they were scared of being insulted. They
were scared of being insulted for saying rubbish.
“They
were scared of being insulted on the pages of newspapers. So, while I continued
to write and speak that Jonathan was not the man, those of them who knew the
truth in what I was saying chose to keep quiet out of fear.
“I
told CAN and PFN that Jonathan was not of God; that whosoever would win would
be one that had built a tabernacle in the presence of God.
“I
told CAN and PFN that Jonathan did not belong to the House of David and that
since he did not belong to the household, his winning would bring more sorrow
to Nigeria.”
Okotie
said that President Muhammadu Buhari’s victory was an act of God, adding that
his emergence was a sign of good things to come.
Quoting
Hebrews chapter eight, verses one and two, Okotie said, “Now of the things
which we have spoken this is the sum: We have such an high priest, who is set
on the right hand of the throne of the Majesty in heavens.
“A
minister of the sanctuary, and of the true tabernacle, which the Lord picked,
and not man.”
Responding,
the Director of National Issues in CAN, Sunny Oibe, told Punch that Okotie was
looking for popularity through Oritsejafor.
He
said, “Well, it is laughable if Chris Okotie is making this spurious
allegation. We will not like to take issues with Okotie, because doing that
will amount to making him popular.
“He
is looking for popularity which he doesn’t have through Pastor Ayo and he is
not going to get it.
“Okotie
knows exactly that what he is saying is not true. Nigerians should know that
Pastor Oritsejafor is not among those pastors that make prophecies.
“He
does not make prophecy and never said anything during the campaigns. Why would
he bring politics into the pulpit?
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