Clergyman, David Ibiyeomie has rejected the idea of couples testing their sexual abilities before marriage.
This was birthed by controversies revolving around how a woman would know if her husband to be is impotent or not during courtship.
Ibiyeomie, while preaching recently in his church, noted that any man who hides his s3xual potency from his woman during courtship has broken the law of truthfulness.
He admonished his members to do away with the traditional belief that a man or woman is expected to engage in pre-marital sex to examine the sexual prowess of their would-be partner.
He said:
“Till tomorrow many people believe what is not in line with the word of God. Even in church. Even if you say the Bible says this, they would say leave bible. I am talking about what is happening now. That is tradition. That is you are accepting what you believe instead of the word of God.
It is tradition to test before marriage. It is tradition but it is not accepted in church everywhere.
They will now ask you how would you know if a man is impotent. People say it. That is tradition. ‘How can you say somebody that wants to marry cannot taste first. You have to taste first so you can know if the man is strong or not’
Listen, the man who is sincere to you must open up to you if he is impotent or not. If any man who is impotent marries a woman without telling her, that man has broken the law of truthfulness. The man should tell her he is impotent. But don’t say how would he know. Tradition says so but the word of God did not say so.
The bible says Marriage is honorable when the bed is undefiled.
Two of you must go as virgins to marry. Even in the church they would say you have to taste. Is it Egusi soup?’‘
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