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T.B Joshua reacts to criticisms he received from his prophesy about the US election

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Popular Nigerian pastor, T.B Joshua was seriously criticized by many Nigerians last week after Donald Trump emerged the elected President of the US. T.B Joshua had in one of his services, prophesied that a woman was going to be elected as the next US president.

 In a post shared oh his church's Facebook page this evening, the pastor shared his view on the outcome of the election. According to him, the outcome was based on the votes of majority of Americans so everyone must accept it
. Read his post below

We have seen the outcome of the election in America. Having read, you will notice that it is all about the popular vote, the vote of the majority of Americans. In this case, we need the Spirit of a Prophet to recognize or to know a Prophet. Our levels are different. We are not on the same level. 
We might have great cathedrals, huge bells, and all kinds of activities that are good by human standards but human point of view is limited. 
1 Corinthians 1:25. The foolishness of God is wiser than that of men and the weakness of God is stronger than that of men. There is no shortcut to spiritual maturity unless earthly understanding gives way to spiritual enlightenment. I see many people trying to interpret prophets on the basis of their own minds and ideas. The prophecy seems to cause uproar, to many who gave it different meaning and interpretation. 
Finally, campaigns and elections in any democratic country in the world are never about one person, it is about the country we care and love. Whichever way it happens, we must accept the outcome and then look to the future (God), the Author and Finisher. 
Democracy is all about accommodation. All democrats must value the process of democracy more than the product. 
God bless the United States of America.

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  1. Unknown13 November 2016 at 14:41

    two years ago TB Joshua made the following
    claim regarding the Chibok girls kidnapped by
    Boko Haram: “Unless I am not called by God. I place my career and calling on the line. That these 200 plus school children kidnapped, they have to be
    released immediately, unharmed and unhurt. Then they can wait for God’s judgement.” One year later, the schoolgirls are tragically still
    in captivity. They were not released immediately. One year of captivity will have inflicted untold harm and hurt on them. They are not unharmed and unhurt. We can now know TB Joshua’s words were 100% false,
    simply exploiting a highly emotional event for
    his own fame. At least this time he was honest
    enough to stake his career and calling on it. TB Joshua, by your very words, you are not
    called by God – so stop pretending
    otherwise. The time has come for you to stop
    deceiving and abusing people, you’ve been
    exposed by your own words.

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  2. Unknown13 November 2016 at 15:11

    Story that touches

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