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Eben – “No One Like You” Ft. Nathaniel Bassey, Nigeria Gospel Music Minister Eben uncouples new fire music titled “No One Like You ” The track features “ Olowogbogboro ” Singer Nathaniel Bassey.
“No One Like You ” is Pastor Eben first worship song of the year, Fortunately the collaboration makes it Nathaniel Bassey first appearance this year, We expect more singles from him later this year, For now Listen up to “ No One Like You ” By Eben &
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The testimony was shared on the facebook page of the press and publicity unity of Bishop David Oyedepo’s church, Winners chapel. For those who believe such stories, read below. ..
Luiz Fedelis was confirmed dead after being taken to four major hospitals in Lagos. His Area pastor ordered for him to be brought home, after which he called on the God of his father Bishop David Oyedepo, he placed the prophetic mantle round his neck and poured some anointing oil inside his mouth. Surprisingly he vomited two cowries, life was restored. See him walking gallantly in the lord. Bishop David Oyedepo declared that anything dying or dead around you shall be restored back to live by the resurrection power of Christ.
Tens of thousands of pilgrims gathered in St. Peter’s Square on Sunday for an Easter mass led by Pope Francis, who on the previous night, baptized eight people, including a Nigerian man known in Italy as the “migrant hero.”
31 year old Nigerian man, John Francesco Ogah, was named a hero after he intercepted another man attempting to rob a supermarket in Rome’s Centocelle neighbourhood on Sept. 26, 2017.
Ogah who was at the time an illegal immigrant, had been begging for spare change outside the Carrefour market when a masked thief, armed with a meat cleaver, tried to steal 400 euros from the cashiers at the market.
With nothing more than his bare hands, Ogah confronted the thief, wrested the cleaver away from him and then held him by the collar until police arrived. Scared that he would be arrested for not having legal papers, Ogah fled the scene of the attack.
Using surveillance cameras at the market, the police were able to track him down and rewarded him by helping him get legal permission to stay in the country.
The police captain who worked in the neighbourhood stood at Ogah’s side as his godfather during Saturday night’s baptism.
The Catholic Pontiff has denied the rumors alleging that he said hell does not exist.
Italian journalist Eugenio Scalfari of La Repubblica reported last week that Pope Francis denied the existence of hell. The 93-year-old avowed atheist reporter wrote that when asked about the fate of “bad souls,” Pope Francis responded, “Hell does not exist.”
Scalfari said that the pope added, “The disappearance of sinful souls exists.”
After Scalfari made the claims, Catholics and other believers immediately took to every platform available to them to express their fury at this.
The Vatican has now stepped in to adamantly reject Scalfari’s characterization of the conversation, which it insisted was not an official interview but rather a “private meeting.”
On Good Friday, the Vatican issued a statement saying:
“What is reported by the author in today’s article is the fruit of his reconstruction, in which the precise words uttered by the Pope are not cited. No quotations in the aforementioned article, then, should be considered as a faithful transcription of the words of the Holy Father.”
Also, an article by the Catholic News Service said Scalfari has admitted “on more than one occasion” that he doesn’t take notes or record his conversations with the pope. In other words, he relies largely on memory and recollection, as opposed to documentation.
The news outlet also reminded readers that this is a favored subject of Scalfari’s. It reported the journalist wrote a similar article in 2014, so this is a resurrection, of sorts.
The news service wrote:
“According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, ‘immediately after death, the souls of those who die in a state of mortal sin descend into hell, where they suffer the punishments of hell, “eternal fire.” ‘
” ‘The chief punishment of hell is eternal separation from God, in whom alone man can possess the life and happiness for which he was created and for which he longs,’ the catechism says.”
The religious news concluded with the advice:
“Convert, there is still time for not ending up in hell. It is what is waiting for you if you continue on this path.”
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