Jesus Christ is fake – Rev. Bempah .

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Ghanaian cleric, Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah, who is the founder and leader of Glorious Word Power Ministry International, has revealed that that the name “Jesus Christ" is fake.
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In an exclusive interview on Kofi TV, the outspoken prophet opined that, the real name of the son of God who came to die to save the world is ‘Yeshua HaMashiach’. “YESHUA” means “Salvation” and HaMashiach” means “The Anointed One” he explained. .
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Bempah maintained that Jesus of Nazareth, the man we read about in history books and in the New Testament, was merely a fabrication of first-century Romans, who created his gospels as a way to quell the messianic fervor of the Jews. .
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He stated that Jesus was a tool of psychological warfare used by then Roman emperor, Constantine to get the Jews to stop causing trouble and love their Roman overlords. .
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This move by the Romans,the prophet added, made Christians to believe in a new deity called Jesus, “a celestial being subordinate to God”. Rev Owusu Bempah conceded there are many contradictions in the Bible due to translation but they know the truth and will liberate humanity. .
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He cited the founder and leader of Action Chapel International, Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, as someone who uses the name Yeshua HaMashiach during prayers because he knows the truth. .
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He said miracles happen when pastors mention the name of Jesus because they operate with the spirit of Yeshua HaMashiach. Bempah stressed that Yeshua HaMashiach is the name forever known in Heaven, and must thus be accepted by all especially believers on earth.

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I’m under pressure to contest in 2019 - Jonathan .

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Former President Goodluck Jonathan says people have been asking him to contest the 2019 election. In an interview with Dele Momodu, celebrity journalist, the immediate past president said he is moved to tears seeing people shouting “GEJ, we want you back”. .
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Jonathan, who ruled out the possibility of returning to office, said reflections on his achievements and mistakes make him sober. “I’m not God but I sincerely doubt the possibility,” Jonathan was quoted to have said in response to a question on the next election. .
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“People come to me every day saying they want me back. I’m always moved to tears whenever I go out and see the huge crowds shouting GEJ, we want you, even in the north. .
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Instead of getting swollen headed, I actually reflect on my achievements and mistakes and feel humbled and feel very sober. I have never been a man of inordinate ambition. .
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I’m a man of very modest means. I hardly travel because of the logistical costs. I’ve played my part and I have moved on.” Via: TheCable

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