T.B. Joshua Gathers 100,000 Stadium In Colombia
Famous Nigerian pastor and prophet T.B. Joshua gathered thousands of his admirers at Colombia's Olympic stadium for a miracle crusade last weekend.
Photo: T.B. Joshua in Colombia. Credits: Pastor's Facebook page
The head of The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), the cleric held the event attended by almost 100,000 people, Nigeriafilms reports.
T.B. Joshua, who is also the founder of Christian television network Emmanuel TV, in his message spoke about the Faith and about his disappointment with some religious issues:
"We are making Jesus Christ unpopular because Jesus is the Word and the Spirit but today we have taken Jesus as the Word."
After the cleric delivered player for the sick and infirm, God's miracles started to work immediately: wheelchair bound invalids rose up and walked, a young man brought to the event on a mattress left it behind.
Upon seeing the miracles of divine intervention the grateful crowd could not stop applauding and shouting "Cristo vive" (Christ lives).
Then Joshua offered a mass prayer aimed at getting rid of "unclean spirits", with every word being simultaneously translated into Spanish.
"All spirits of affliction, witchcraft, divination, immorality and lust – I command them out, in the name of Jesus Christ."
Soon people started rolling, screaming, vomiting and writhing uncannily on the floor.
T.B. Joshua's visit was also marked by the humanitarian event held July 16, during which the cleric distributed foodstuff the less privileged.
Ondo State-born Nigerian pastor is a figure surrounded my numerous controversies. Famous for his deliverances and prophecies, T.B. Joshua was said to have predicted important happenings, both locally and globally. The Man of God had allegedly warned Nigerians about the recent explosion in Nyanya park, Abuja, saying he is "seeing a big strike" in the country capital.
Admired and respected on the international level, the cleric travels round the world gathering crowds of people. About 3 months ago he paid a 2-day visit to South Korea and addressed 3,000 clerics in its capital city of Seoul.
Source: Legit.ng
