The Rise of Satanic and Demonic Churches in Enga - KANAMANDA APOSTOLIC CHURCH



by ELEPYO  KARAPE

Robin ISAAC and his refined Kanamada Apostolic Church extortion are part of a cult group or more so an end time Anti-Christ Movement designed by Satan himself to lure people into committing adultery, fornication and drive them away from the Truth itself. 2 CORINTHIANS 11:14

The pillars of its faith is based not on the truth and principles of faith and purity but of practices and assumptions to suit their bodily desires and lust for sex and money.

Do not be deceived!!!!

POLYGAMY

Robin ISAAC has sealed his bodily sexual lust for women and money by proclaiming polygamy to be chartered by God in the Bible!!!????

Polygamy is the practice of marrying more than one wife or husband at the same time. Since this practice has been around for a very long time, it has been accepted and practiced in many cultures throughout history. Polygamy has been since man has been on earth. In Bible, Lamech and Abraham were early polygamist (Gen 4:19-24) and (Gen 16:1-5).

Since polygamy as been long enough with man on earth, many people think it is ALRIGHT to have more than one wife. Likewise, Sin has been on earth longer than polygamy, is Sin ALRIGHT too? The correct answer is NO. Morally, for a thing to be just it has to be accepted and judged by God from the Bible.

Polygamy has been a traditional practice in the Bible by Prophets, Kings, rulers and even the great man of God but it is not supported and judged by God in any scriptures of the Bible. There are many examples and practices of polygamy in the Bible but these practice are not defined by the Bible to be divine and neither is it thought and encouraged. Therefore, Polygamy is a man made idea and not of God's plan.

The Bible does not support or condemn polygamy, however, it encourages and upholds single marriage. God created man and woman and brought marriage into the world in that same fashion. God noticed it was not good for Adam to be alone and he made a wife for Adam. Not wives (Gen 2).

Genesis 2:23-24 Says that a man shall leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife. Again not WIVES. In the New Testament 1 Timothy 2: 3 we are told that an elder must be the husband of one wife. Again not 2 or 3 wives .

Apostle Paul also compares husband and wife to Christ and the Church. Ephesians 5:23, “For the husband is the head of the wife, as Christ also is the head of the Church. The logic here is that man cannot have many wives, as Christ cannot have many churches.

Problems associated with Polygamy can be jealousy like Joseph was sold to the Egyptians slavery by his brothers because of jealousy from a polygamous family. Second, no man can be a proper and faithful husband being a polygamist. Third, a polygamist can't be a proper father as God intends (Ephesians 6:4). Finally, Polygamy encourages adultery and fornication.

CULT

Robin ISAAC's deviation from the Principle's of Truth from the Bible is Cultist.

The brief definition of CULT is “Devoted Fan”

The second meaning has a religious context and is defined as; A religion whose believe differs from the majority around them. EXCLUSIVE! They may say, “we are the only one with the truth and everyone else is wrong.

Jesus Warned against false Prophet in Mathew 7:15-23. False prophecy is when a person who falsely claims a gift or divine inspiration or who uses gifts and the Bible scripture for evil end. 2 Timothy 4:3-4 States clearly that people who twist the truth knowingly to suit their bodily desires are false Prophet .

CONCLUSION

KANAMADA APOSTOLIC DIVISION IS SATANIC AND DEMONIC. 2 Corinthians 11:14

Comments

  1. Martin Daniel WERENovember 14, 2019 at 8:50 PM

    I am a follower of Christ. By looking at Kanamanda Ministry in Paiam, am really confused and uncertified by the conduct of worship. The conduct clearly reflect bad images in comparison with most of other Christan church all over the world. We are leaving in the end times as per the holy word states...

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  2. UnknownJanuary 10, 2020 at 7:59 PM

    Thank you so much for your wonderful Explanation.

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  3. Lukeson LekeJanuary 11, 2020 at 9:24 AM

    Epelyio Karape is a fake person but his post sounds right.

    On the contrary, if a fake person blogs, the blog itself becomes fake.

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