OF PETER OBI, MBAKA, PROPHET BALAM AND TRUE CHRISTIANITY

IN THE DAYS OF HIS POWER SERIES.

TOPIC: OF PETER OBI, MBAKA, PROPHET BALAM AND TRUE CHRISTIANITY

COMPILED/EDITED BY-:
Rev. Innocent Chukwudi Peace-Udochukwu President Living Fountain Ministries Int’l LIFOM

“How shall I curse, whom God hath not cursed? or how shall I defy, whom the Lord hath not defied?”
Number 23:8

The case of two wicked and greedy prophets

Balam was a wicked prophet because he attempted to curse the Children of God, the Israelites because of the riches promised him by Balak, and it is noteworthy because, although he was a wicked prophet, he was not a false prophet. But in the case of Ejike Mbaka he is both a wicked prophet and a false prophet. That is, Balaam did hear from God, and God did give him some true prophecies to speak. However, Balaam’s heart was not right with God, and eventually he showed his true colors by betraying Israel and leading them astray just like Ejike Mbaka who in 2015 led many Nigerians astray by prophesying that General BUHARI rtd. Is the messiah Nigerians have been waiting for and today after 7 years in Aso Rock it is now clear that Mbaka is not just a wicked prophet but a false prophet.
Few days ago in his adoration business center he Mbaka claimed that Peter Obi the man of the moment, who is been projected by millions of Nigeria cannot be Nigerian President because he is stingy, in obvious reference to corrupt ATIKU ABUBAKAR who must have sent his ill-gotten money to him, he said, “a benevolent old man is better than a stingy young man” end of quote.
Mbaka shamelessly went ahead to say that Peter OBI cannot be President because he Mbaka cursed him when he came to his church and refused to donate money.

UNCONVERTED MEN ARE A CURSE!. This they are positively, for every unconverted man, no matter what may be his moral character, adds in his degree to the amount of evil in the world—he adds another handful of leaven to leaven the whole lump, another breath of death-bearing wind to scatter the plague of sin among the sons of men. Every unrenewed heart casts another stone upon the heap of iniquity, and assists the rising Babel of rebellion to lift its head more proudly. As I see the ungodly advancing one by one, I hear the prince of darkness cry, “Here comes another soldier to swell the ranks of evil, another lance for Satan, and another sword for the powers of evil.” To the black banner every man that is unconverted is a recruit. Let him do as he may and think as he will, he that is not with Christ is against him, he that is not for the right is on the side of the wrong. How is the body corporate of humanity poisoned more and more as each man adds his grain of evil! How is the torrent swollen with another and another stream! A deluge of iniquity is but a collection of all the contributions from every fountain of the great deep. Every graceless spirit binds another millstone about the neck of the human race to sink it to the lowest hell. Every sinner is a positive mischief-maker in the world. He is a deadly upas—every feat distilling poison. It is impossible that it should be otherwise, for as a black and filthy fountain must send forth unclean streams, so by a law of nature, as long as man is himself evil he must do evil. One sinner destroyeth much good, and whatever sort of sinner he may be, whether his sin be written on his forehead, or only carried concealed in his right hand, he infects the world with evil. The sinner is a curse, then, because he adds to the positive evil in the world.

In Numbers 22—24, we find the story about Balaam and the king of Moab, a man called Balak. King Balak wanted to weaken the children of Israel, who on their way to Canaan had moved in on his territory. (Just as millions of right thinking Nigerians are today have embarked in a journey to end years of slavery under the
yoke of wicked Fulanis whom ATIKU/TINUBU represent today)

Balak sent to Balaam, who lived in Mesopotamia along the Euphrates River (Numbers 22:5), and asked him to curse Israel in exchange for a reward. Balaam was apparently willing to do this but said he needed God’s permission (verse 8). Balaam, of course, had no power, in himself, to curse Israel, but, if God were willing to curse Israel, Balaam would be rewarded through Balak. God told Balaam, “You must not put a curse on those people, because they are blessed” (verse 12). King Balak then sent “other officials, more numerous and more distinguished than the first” (verse 16), promising a handsome reward. This time God said, “Go with them, but do only what I tell you” (verse 20).

Just like Mbaka Balaam was a mercenary prophet of the worst kind. He was famous, self-willed, double-minded, eloquent, presumptuous, and an evil counselor. Not exactly the kind of person you would want to bring home to your family for dinner and conversations.
But we can see in the case of prophet Balam that he acknowledged that he has no power to curse except God gave him permission but in Mbaka’s case he is claiming to be sitting in the place of God who can do and undo.

WHO GOD BLESS, NO ONE CAN CURSE!

“And it shall come to pass, that as ye were a curse among the heathen, O house of Judah, and house of Israel, so will I save you and ye shall be a blessing: fear not, but let your hands be strong.”—Zechariah 8:13

As these words came from the lips of Zechariah, doubtless they referred to the seed of Abraham, including the two tribes of Judah and the ten tribes of Israel. They have already received a minor fulfillment; but their most glorious accomplishment is yet to come. The Jews just like the IGBOS have for many a generation been cursed by all people. For ages no one had a good word or a kind look for the Jew. In every nation they have been persecuted, and hunted like beasts of prey. The followers of the fierce Mohammed have not been their only enemies, for the children of the Babylonian harlot have equally thirsted for their blood. In our own country, in the dark ages, it was accounted God’s service to afflict the Israelites.

In the case of prophet Balam he attempted unsuccessfully to do it multiple times — which proves that the devil cannot curse what God has blessed ! The example of Balaam shows that witchcraft, divination, and curses simply have no impact on people who are walking with the Lord.

Balaam tried three times to speak a curse upon Israel, yet he did not have the power to do it. Balaam finally was forced to tell Balak, “How shall I curse, whom God hath not cursed? Or how shall I defy, whom the Lord hath not defied?” (Numbers 23:8). Scripture tells us that every time Balaam opened his mouth to speak a curse, a blessing came out instead (see Numbers 23:10-12). Finally, after failing repeatedly to place a curse on Israel, Balaam conceded that divination was no match for the power of God. It was at this point that he told Balak, “For there is no sorcery against Jacob, neither is there any divination against Israel…” (Numbers 23:23).
It was simply impossible for a curse to be pronounced where God had pronounced a blessing! It was true then, and the same is true today.
Balaam serves as a reminder of God’s divine protection. Balaam — one of history’s most famous sorcerers — was unable to penetrate God’s protective shield that held fast and secure around His people. Even today, there are some who allege that people involved in the occult have the power to curse believers. However, Scripture clearly teaches that no one has the power to curse what God has blessed. The story of Balaam serves as a perpetual reminder that what God has blessed is blessed, and that fact cannot be reversed.

Dear friends, the true Christian is a blessing temporally in the world. If there were no life to come, yet is a converted man a blessing: since he arrests the judgments of God. Sodom shall stand if there be ten righteous found in it.

The world shall last as long as there is salt enough in it to keep it from putrefaction. The world shall not be given up to blackness of darkness for ever, so long as there are a few lights still shining in it. As the conducting-rod prevents the dwellings of men from being destroyed by lightning, so believers, in a State or in a town, are its preservation from the avenging judgments of God.

Though you have been a curse until now, yet, if you sincerely desire to be made a blessing, and if the Holy Spirit has made you willing to accept the perfect righteousness of Christ, and to be washed in his most precious blood, then “fear not.” Let not conscience make you fear; God will answer to your conscience, the blood of Christ shall purge it from dead works. Let not a sense of divine justice make you fear, Christ has satisfied divine justice, and justice is your friend. Let not the remembrance of past sins make you fear; they shall be cast into the depths of the sea—not one of them shall rise to accuse you. Let not the thoughts of judgment make you fear; you shall have an advocate at the last great day to plead your cause.

Father, glorify Jesus! Glorify him now in bringing some who have been a curse, to the making of them a blessing, for his name’s sake. Amen.

SHALOM!

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