AP. AROME TOLD EVERYONE IN SOUTH AFRICA LAST SATURDAY THAT HE WILL NEVER STOP DOING THIS TO AFRICANS

Did you miss Apostle Arome's second teaching at the Greater Works Conference in South Africa last Saturday? If yes, then you need to watch it via the link below because we don't want you to miss this powerful teaching.

[@ndzialphosecortcort9151]

Apostle Arome may be criticize by many because the don't know God and the don't know scriptures. I have followed this man for some years now and I can recommend him to anyone who wants to know God. God keep you as you raise more disciples for him

[@onyiorahchukwuebuka-xb9uu]

May the God of heaven bless you sir.

[@1soakingchannel]

We are glad to hear this from you 😊

[@mikael0413]

We know the evil people slandering him with the help of their RUclips channel, called truth n love whatever. But they're inconsequential in the grand scheme of things.

[@PrinceOdionPrince-ue5ej]

Yes, I don't know we're that guy is from. Love n and truth. May be he has been hired by false prophet. The are eve making him popular

[@kumdesmondnyang6845]

The truths is that the so called love and truth is sponsor by someone we all. But thank God because he meant evil against apostle Arome but God always turns it for good.,​@@mikael0413

[@richhy-zionfrancis910]

Apostle Arome is a spiritual Giant in this realms of journey of Life

[@1soakingchannel]

Yes oo 😊

[@Coach300]

My man ❤ this man is a giant in the spirit, those who have discernment will understand what am saying

[@Indie_okuva]

I was there 🔥 🔥 🔥 I'm gonna watch it over ,over again...moment in history in God's kingdom in South Africa 🇿🇦 🙏 🙌

[@DanielPrince8958]

⬜-Annointing is attractive,/explosive.
⬜-A place of Encounter is a place where sons are made.
⬜-men of encounters are men of depth.
⬜-Kingdom business the capital required is spiritual Capital.
⬜-If there is annointing in view,then there is a territory in view too.
⬜-The sight of God is long sighted.
⬜-Power comes after an encounter with the Holy Spirit.

[@1soakingchannel]

Thank you for always watching and writing down the points 😊

[@odushayemoses9816]

A man of my heart 💖

[@1soakingchannel]

Hallelujah
Thank you for watching 😊

[@PulengPosholi-sq8lz]

Father if you have been Able to change this .an of God to be a Giant in our time so can you do with me Amen and Amen!

[@1soakingchannel]

Amen, he will grant you your heart desires

[@PrinceOdionPrince-ue5ej]

We all have to yield to hin

[@kofojo28]

Yes, it's true John the Baptist performed no miracles according to the Scriptures ( John 10:41). But that was divinely orchestrated not because he failed to exact the power dimension of the Spirit of Ellijah that rested upon him. Here is the mystery and the reason behind that observation:
The miracles Jesus worked, Scripture tells us, were signs intended to direct people’s attention to Jesus Himself. They gave testimony to His divinity. When the Apostles and other followers of Jesus worked miracles, these too were signs - pointing, not to the Apostles, but to the Lord Jesus whom they preached.
With John the Baptist, however, we have a situation in which many people had already concluded, before Jesus’ public appearance in ministry, that he (the Baptist) was himself the Messiah (the Christ). He had to deny that notion publicly and point to Jesus instead (see John 1:15, 19-27).
Even then, some people continued to elevate John to an extraordinary status. After he was beheaded by Herod, some claimed that Jesus was the Baptist come back from the dead (see Matthew 14:2; Luke 9:19).
We also have historical evidence suggesting that some of John’s followers did not follow his lead in recognizing Jesus as the Redeemer, but instead developed a separate religious sect that considered John its founder.
John’s primary role, of course, was precisely to serve as a sign himself - to point others to “the Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world” (John 1:29). But God had him perform that role through his compelling preaching, his rite of cleansing, and his personal example, rather than through miracles.
Even without performing miracles, then, John the Baptist constantly ran the risk of being mistaken for Christ or being followed instead of Christ. Think how much worse the situation would have been if he had performed miracles!!!.
Having said that, I say God richly bless you Apostle AO for such an in-depth biblical exposition. May your unction increase with great grace to function with greater dimensions.

[@sebenzileqwabe]

This explanation 👌

[@siloenoah]

Wow

[@princecolbertakaboi2829]

Kaiii
Papa has has me out of bed shaking. ❤

[@WatipasoMkandawire]

My father my father

[@nonsoginika3374]

Powerful

[@zusakhezukie6855]

please always provide link to the full message!