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Williams Uchemba Tackles ‘False Prophets’, Educates Fans On Christianity

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December 20, 2021

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Popular Nigerian actor and Instagram comedian, Williams Uchemba has issued a warning about the growth of fake prophets professing to have received divine messages.

Uchemba took to Instagram to condemn the false prophets, alleging that their teachings are not backed up by the Bible.

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The actor then began to teach his audience how to recognize God’s messages.

He wrote, “There is a massive release of false prophets recently claiming they heard from God but can’t back up a single thing they say with the scripture.

“How you know it’s God is that it comes from the place of love. How you know it’s the devil is that it comes from the place of condemnation.

“You think Christianity is a joke? You think Hell is funny? You think Jesus’ death for our redemption is a movie?

“You don’t use fear and condemnation to preach Christ. That’s the devil’s tools. Condemnation has never fixed a misbehaving child. Charlatans misleading the sheep for slaughter.”

See reactions netizens made about the post:

debbie_iheobi: I dont even listen to what they spit out,but its so heartbreaking to see so many crowds where they speak

glorified_toria: It’s tiring honestly….I don’t even waste my precious data to listen to their gibberish

xandraclothings: How do I like this post more than once ??? Louder

bumpassrosie: People need to be honest about True love not money but people wants money not love. Jehovah is love and if tou hate someone or can’t forgive then people don’t love Jesus and Jesus won’t forgive them, sometimes people do things and think using people for money. Trust Love and Caring Sharing is Jehovah Jesus and Holy Spirit so don’t hate mistreat people