TB JOSHUA: “I LOVE SOUTHERN AFRICANS WITH THE LOVE OF GOD”

The General Overseer of the Synagogue Church of all Nations, Prophet TB Joshua is expected to visit South Africa once in a month in memory of their people who died in the tragic incident that led to the collapse of one of the church buildings. Making this known via the church’s Facebook page, Joshua said,” Church and viewers from all over the world, join me in observing one minute silence in memory of martyrs of faith. Bless their souls. Those who are affected in one way or the other and those who passed on to glory, their greatest desire is to see that the work of salvation they died and suffered for continues and to reach unreachable places.

“For that, what they are coming here for should be taken to meet them in their country. Once in a month, I will be travelling to South Africa to meet people from South Africa and other nations who find South Africa easier to visit, in memory of martyrs of faith. South Africa, I mean, Southern Africa, I love you with the love of God. My ministration in South Africa will not be on Sundays so that people would have the opportunity to attend their respective churches. This kind of faith expressed by South Africans deserves this kind of blessing from God – satan is a liar. I have been your pastor, preaching to you. Now, it is your turn that you are preaching to me. Thank you for preaching to me. I received a lot of emails and text messages full of preaching, teaching, counseling from you.

“It is your turn that you are giving back what you have received in terms of preaching, teaching and counseling. Thank you for understanding the time I am in. There is a time to give and a time to receive. There is a time to run and a time to slow awhile. There is a time to laugh and a time to cry. There is a time to be born and a time to die.” Another Facebook post was about the first South African who visited the Synagogue. According to the message, “A video of the first South African who came to The SCOAN over 15 years ago was played. The Lord spoke to him to go around the world and look for an anointed man of God and receive from him. He went everywhere around the world and did not see a place where God’s power was manifesting like it was at The SCOAN. He emphasised that the grace that God had given to the ministry should be allowed to go all around the world or great persecution would come that would force the ministry to go out into the world.”

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Deji Sadiq, a.k.a DEJI OF LAGOS is a LASU trained Economist turned freelance journalist, a Blogger, an information strategist, a public affairs analyst and a committed activist with a passion for equal opportunities.