Controversial Nigerian pastor, David Ibiyeomie has defended himself, as he comes out to reaffirm his previous teaching.
Recall that Ibiyeomie, who is the General Overseer of Salvation Ministries advised people against associating with the poor, stating that Jesus was not poor during his lifetime.
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He was quoted saying that Jesus detested poverty and avoided associating with poor people.
Following backlashes received from Nigerians, fellow pastor, Abel Damina and even from the CAN, Ibiyeomie, in a recent sermon insisted that he is right, stating that the Holy Spirit affirmed his statement was right.
He said;
“Some persons called me and said internet was on fire. I wasn’t interested, but out of curiosity, I checked. Then I asked the Holy Spirit to tell me if I’m wrong and I would take the blame.
He was dictating God’s word to me verbatim in the bathroom, he said ‘you’re not wrong, you’re right.’ I said how? he said ‘I became sin for humanity, true?’ I said yes
He said ‘do you like sin’? I said No. He said you can only lead people to Christ, but you cannot be a friend to a sinner. He said if a believer is mixing with sinners, everybody gets angry. So if a believer mixes with the poor, everybody should be angry.
He said ‘I was made poor. so you can be rich. So poverty is not of me.
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He said ‘you can help the poor but don’t associate with the poor’. You don’t have money does not mean you’re poor. Poverty is mentality. And he gave me scriptures. He said ‘I paid a price for sin, poverty and sickness’. Why will you reject sin and accept poverty. And those who rejects poverty in line with God’s word, these three things will never be identified with you.”
Watch him speak below…
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