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@Gods_Handmade @iamebukadavid Share the link when, and where he warned about this government.

None of these big pastors and music ministers can call out the government We know why They need the stadiums and events centers. All they know how to do is to drop prayer tweets. No guts anymore We are now docile coz of useless benefits

@mic_mitosis1 @iamebukadavid Do you need more?

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@Preacherrapper The notion that believers must "migrate fully" to Paul overlooks the fact that all Scripture, not just Pauline writings, is God-breathed. According to 2 Timothy 3:16, all Scripture, not just Paul's letters, is inspired and profitable.

Dear Christian Twitter, Apostle Paul is not doctrinal mates with the other Apostles, if you don’t migrate fully to Pauline epistles, you can never be doctrinally sound! Apostle Jude doesn’t come close to Apostle Paul in any way doctrinally please. The man didn’t write more than one chapter before quoting the assumption of Moses. “Yet Michael the archangel, when contending with the devil he disputed about the body of Moses, durst not bring against him a railing accusation, but said, The Lord rebuke thee.” Jude 1:9 KJV Imagine if he had written ten chapters. He went forward to quote the book of Enoch again! “And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of his saints,” Jude 1:14 KJV Imagine how many Jewish fables he would have added to his theological framework. You can’t claim you are sticking with the holy Scriptures yet promote someone whose doctrine is replete with extra-canonical materials.

Keep resting Sir. THE REV'D UMA UKPAI. OKE OSISI from the Eastern part of Nigeria!!!!

@israel_atumen @lekan_olayinka1 The parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25:1–13 That parable does not teach marriage structure or encourage polygamy. It is about preparing for Christ's return. The virgins are not "wives," but rather attendants who are waiting for the bridegroom. You know what you are doing

@lekan_olayinka1 No, Jesus didn't say marriage is between one man and only one woman Jesus was at best speaking about the cultural practice of the Romans at d time Jesus never came to give a new moral law Also, Jesus gave parable of one bridegroom vs 10 virgin brides (Polygamy)

Forbid means formally prohibits. And Jesus defined this. He said marriage is between two people. The two shall become one. That was what God created. And the apostle echoed this. Human marriage is actually a microcosmic representation of the union of Christ with the church being the bride. One Christ. One bride. One woman. One man.

@DralliSamuel @lekan_olayinka1 A man with 10 wives is not “one flesh” with them in the biblical sense. He has multiple one-flesh unions, which contradicts the original design. The "oneness" of Christ and the Church is not like this. It is one covenant, one bride, and one body.

@DralliSamuel @lekan_olayinka1 Yes, Christ has many disciples, but His "bride" is only one because the Church is a single, unified body rather than multiple separate covenants. A man with 10 wives is not “one flesh” with them in the biblical sense.

@iamebukadavid No way.. He won't.

Can pastor Harrison also repent and recant all his heretical statements?

@lekan_olayinka1 THANK you sir

Lol, Wizarab. Christianity forbids it. The leader of the church must be blameless, and part of that is being monogamous: “An overseer, then, must be above reproach, the husband of one wife…” — 1 Timothy 3:2 But there’s a deeper reason: younger believers are meant to model the elders: “…not domineering over those in your charge, but being examples to the flock.” — 1 Peter 5:3 This is why church leaders are to be blameless, because they represent Christ, and the church models them as they model Christ. Therefore, if monogamy is part of the requirement for an elder, and the church is to model them, then we are also meant to model their monogamy. Finally, Christian marriage is between a man and a woman. Jesus said: “Have you not read that He who created them from the beginning made them male and female…?” — Matthew 19:4–5 This is because marriage models the union between Christ and the Church. And we know there is only one Church. Wizarab, Christianity forbids polygamy.

@Wizarab10 About 1 Timothy 3. You are correct that it speaks directly to leaders.However, assuming that leaders are held to a totally different moral standard than the rest of believers is a mistake. Leaders are portrayed in Scripture as examples of the ideal Christian life,not as deviation

@Wizarab10 It is not quite true to say that "Jesus was silent." Jesus returns to the original Genesis design in Matthew 19:4-6, stating that "the two shall become one flesh." That wording is intentional. He affirms a one-man, one-woman union as God's design "from the beginning".

I'm not asking you to be polygamous. That is your personal decision. You have a right to be monogamous or polygamous. I'm simply saying that no religion forbids polygamy. While Jesus was silent on Polygamy and Monogamy, Paul touched on it a little. 1 Tim 2:2 & 12 directs that A CHURCH LEADER must be the husband of one wife. Verse 12 says a DEACON must be the husband of one wife. It didn't say a Christian. The reason was given in verse 5. It is so you can conveniently care for the home because if you cannot take care of a large home, how will you have time to look after the church? Monogamy for church leaders was about responsibility to the church. There is nothing spiritual about monogamy. In 1 Cor 7, Paul advised that it is better to stay away from marriage. But if you can't control your sexual desire, get married. Then he instructed that your body is not yours but for your partner, and everyone should carry out their sexual responsibility to their partner, except they have taken permission from their partner to give their body to prayer and fasting. (You people dont even agree with this part of scripture. LMAO). God never looked at anyone and comdemned them for marrying many wives, not did he forbid polygamy. Many of his own anointed had many wives. Having said that, it makes sense to practice monogamy which is easier to manage, so you can better manage your affair. But if you want to practice polygamy and you feel you can manage it, please go ahead. Many people are in monogamy when they should have stayed unmarried anyway.

@Row_Haastrup Marriage is viewed by many Christian traditions as a singular, not multiple, covenant that reflects Christ and the Church (Ephesians 5:31–32).

@Row_Haastrup In Christianity, the New Testament establishes the principle of one man and one wife. In Matthew 19:4-6, Jesus refers to creation, saying that "the two shall become one flesh," rather than three or more. Furthermore, church leaders must be "the husband of one wife" 1 Timothy 3:2

You are right in a sense… However, you must understand that you can’t go into Polygamy without committing adultery first, Never. So from this perspective, as a Christian, it’s a no go area. Cos why would you want to sin against God inother to achiever your selfish goal of multiple wives?

which reflects the model of Christian marriage. Furthermore, marriage is viewed by many Christian traditions as a singular, not multiple, covenant that reflects Christ and the Church (Ephesians 5:31–32).

In Christianity, the New Testament establishes the principle of one man and one wife. In Matthew 19:4-6, Jesus refers to creation, saying that "the two shall become one flesh," rather than three or more. Furthermore, church leaders must be "the husband of one wife" 1 Timothy 3:2

@Row_Haastrup He is not right in any sense as long as Christianity is concerned.

@bequimon @Aanu_Simi @yeankhar The “rock” refers to the revelation that Jesus is the Christ, and ultimately to Christ Himself as the foundation.

@Aanu_Simi @yeankhar When he said To Peter. You are Peter and on this rock I shall build my church and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. What does that mean?

Who did Jesus Christ put in charge of the church when he was leaving?

@Obeyamark @Orahkelvin @yeankhar The Bible does not explicitly say that Simon Peter was made “the Pope.” That title and office developed later in church history. It's a Catholic thing; Not SCRIPTURAL!!!!

@Orahkelvin @yeankhar Lol. Who do you think the first pope was? You can't say anything contrary without sounding like the unbelievers who deny Jesus ever existed.