"Ibiyeomie You Have 14 Days to Apologise": Celestial Prophet Calls Out Pastor David over Comments in Church
- A Celestial prophet has given popular Nigerian pastor, David Ibiyeomie, 14 days to apologise publicly
- The prophet slammed Ibiyeomie over his comments against the Celestial Church of Christ and warned him to apologise
- Social media users have reacted massively to the video, with many sharing their thoughts about the prophet's warning
A celestial prophet sent a stern warning to Pastor David Ibiyeomie days after expressing his opinion about the Celestial church.
During a recent church service, Ibiyeomie revealed that he does not like white garment churches because of their worship style.
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Ibiyeomie told his congregation that if people knew what they do in their churches, they would despise the Celestial Church of Christ.
Reacting to this, a prophet, who identified himself as a Bonafide celestial prophet, noted that Pastor Ibiyeomie made a terrible mistake by speaking against the Celestial community.
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He warned him to retract his statement and apologise in 14 days, or he would "visit our God."
The prophet's words:
“I am saying that I want to speak to Mr or Pastor David Ibiyeomie, I am a Bonafide celestial prophet. But what he said to we the celestials, he really made a terrible mistake and as a man of God, we are expecting him within that 14 days that supreme evangelist speak against him to apologize. If he did not, this is not a word of threat, he will visit our God.”
Reactions as celestial prophet gives David Ibiyeomie 14 days to apologise
ella_chi__ said:
“Papa no apologies abeg I one see una God.”
cuban_cigaa reacted:
“Sounds like una get different God??”
faithomogwa commented:
“Just dey play, This is the reason some persons are afraid of celestial churches. Why give him 14 days? Please make it 2 sir. The Battle of prophets and pastor 2023.”
michaelvivian81 said:
“Una for tell us say na different God una dey serve na.”
ella_chi__ said:
“Werey who come be una God, my papa stubborn ooh.”
xwiree said:
“Lol how many God come Dey. Mk una the quick give use update Mk we Dey know which one we Dey pray to. Nigeria and cruise Mk God just help everybody.”
xcellentushers reacted:
“Ahh! This is not the Christianity the apostles left for.”
ikeogwa commented:
“Both you and ibiyeomie can never be the problem of Nigerians.”
prospamusty reacted:
“14days too much na.”
hammedhamokellyrics said:
“Elenu weytin wan happen if e nò apologize?”
riches.grace commented:
“People have been saying a lot of things about your church. He's not the only one.”
veraspringkel said:
“Native doctors the fight themselves for anambra state now prophets to pastor. Abeg sirs make una use this energy and pray for better Nigeria biko.”
fegbas reacted:
“Shey na different God ona dey serve?”
stevotendency said:
“Who go apologize to u, @david_ibiyeomie Just day play u don't know him very well Oga shey.... Continue day play with ur mic.”
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Angry pastor who called members broke begs for forgiveness
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Carlton Funderburke, the Kansas City pastor who broke-shamed his church members, has apologised. In an August 7 sermon, the senior pastor of Church at the Well in Kansas City, Missouri, tongue-lashed his members for not buying him a Movado wristwatch.
He said in the sermon:
"This is how I know you’re still poor, broke, busted and disgusted, because of how you been honoring me. I’m not worth your McDonald’s money? I’m not worth your Red Lobster money? I ain’t worth your St. John Knits — y’all can’t afford nohow. I ain’t worth y'all Louis Vuitton? I ain’t worth your Prada? I’m not worth your Gucci?"
He lashed out at the members for not gifting him the timepiece even though they knew how he wanted it.
Source: Legit.ng
