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The General Overseer of Christ Power Miracle Mission, Prophet Anthony Kwarteng says no pastor with the unction of the Holy Spirit would bash Reverend Father Obeng Larbi for kissing three girls in front of his congregation at St. Monica’s College of Education.
According to him, it is unbecoming of a Pastor to condemn the said actions on social media or any other media platform.
He said the right thing to do is to stand in solidarity with the Reverend Father as he did no wrong by kissing the girls.
He claims the act was a spiritual one and not meant to be interpreted with human logic.
His comments follow the condemnation of the Reverend Father’s antics by some Preacher men including Prophet Kofi Oduro of Alabaster International Ministries and Prophet Computerman who demanded a jail term for the Reverend Father’s behaviour.
Speaking to the issue on Kingdom FM, Prophet Anthony Kwarteng said, “The Pastors who came to condemn the incident are agents of Satan. They always want to disgrace Men of God.”
He added that “Civility in Africa is very little. Our civility is low. When someone is doing something, investigate the reasons for the person’s actions. When Jesus Christ was at Zacchaeus’ home, the woman who came to kiss Jesus’ lips, the very one who washed Jesus’ feet with alabaster oil, kissed Jesus on the lips.”
“But as for us, Ghanaian Pastors especially, we often tend to make a lot of noise to draw attention to our powers. Unnecessary noise with no substance. A Man of God speaks with wisdom, a Man of God does not insult with careless abandon.
“A good Pastor respects himself. God called us to save his sinners. So, when a Pastor has done something wrong, what are you as a Man of God doing to save him? If an Imam had done such a thing, do you think other Imams would have condemned him in such a manner? Ghana’s slow progress is all because of these Pastors,” he said.
He further bashed Pastors and Ghanaians who raised concerns over the Reverend Father’s breach of the Covid-19 protocols when he kissed the three girls on their lips.
According to him, these pastors and even politicians are not obeying the Covid-19 protocols, so why should they gang up against the Reverend for breaching the same protocols.
He described them as hypocrites.
“Even the Politicians are not observing the protocols. We were in Accra here when during Sir John’s funeral, Nana Addo saw how the funeral was done, when it was time to register for the Ghana ID card, Nana Addo was in Ghana, he saw how people were clustered together, so what do you want to tell me?
“As for me I am advising the public. Heaven cannot judge the Reverend Father, nobody else can, if some pastor respects himself he won’t come out to disrespect the Reverend because the reasoning behind what he did is not a bad thing,” he said.
Prophet Kwarteng said Pastors should be more concerned with praying for the country's development instead of monitoring and condemning what other Pastors are doing.
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