Criticising Men Of God Can Cause Leprosy – Oyedepo Cautions

Criticising Men Of God Can Cause Leprosy – Oyedepo Cautions
Bishop David Oyedepo
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The general overseer of the Living Faith Church, Bishop David Oyedepo has warned Christians to desisit from criticising their prophets, saying such attitude attracts dangerous punishment from God.

The renowned clergy who gave the warning during the Leadership Empowerment Summit at the church’s headquarters, Faith Tabernacle, Canaanland, Ota, Ogun State, said speaking against men of God can attract leprosy.

Oyedepo asserted many critics of his ministry must have been victims of the warning, stressing that the warnings are based on spiritual insights.

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He said, “Beware of speaking hurt against the Ministry you claim to be part of advancing, it’s a risk.

“Beware of speaking hurt against a Prophet you claim to believe. It is dangerous. It can make a man leprous. It is dangerous. We don’t have the data of how many victims may have come from this warning, but I know quite some would have been victims.

‘One of the Leaders in this Nation said, ‘what we are saying now, Bishop is in his room. he is hearing.’ When we give warnings, we give it based on prophetic insights.’

The richest pastor on the continent, however, admitted that criticism is part of what prophets of God must endure, saying it is not a problem.

‘Every prophet is ordained to be spoken against. So it is not a problem. It is already written. It is not that it is something that is new,’ he said.

Africa Daily News, New York had last year reported that Oyedepo had last year sacked some pastors on the payroll of the church for being ‘unproductive’.

The outspoken government critic while confirming the development that dominated the social media space for for a while justified the sack of pastors saying they were ‘unfruitful’ in their assignments.

AFRICA DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK

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