TB Joshua Set To Relocate To Israel

Prophet T.B. Joshua

The General Overseer of The Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN), Prophet T.B. Joshua has announced that in no time from now, his ministry will be relocating from Nigeria to the nation of Israel.

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He made the disclosure while speaking at his church service on Sunday 30th April 2017.

He said following his visit to the ‘Holy Land’, he met with three prominent Israeli mayors of Jerusalem, Tiberias and the Jordan Valley, who offered him both land and facilities in an area around the biblical site of the Sea of Galilee for him to organise meetings for international pilgrims.

He further refuted claims that his decision to leave was connected to the “persecution” he endured in Nigeria.

TB Joshua boasted that the move would help people to “appreciate” his ministry’s contribution to both the local economy and Nigeria’s international image.

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He said, “This is where my Father in Heaven came from – it’s non-negotiable,” Joshua explained, adding it was not a decision he undertook lightly.

“It’s the best place for you to meet Prophet T.B. Joshua. After your healing, blessing and deliverance, you can move around all the spiritual monuments which will establish your faith,” he clarified.

“This is the most persecuted ministry in the world. Who are the people persecuting the ministry? My people, Africa.

“That is why I choose to live a lonely life. If you want to see me, come to this church. I don’t go out. It has not been easy – because I don’t know who is a friend or who is an enemy.

“If you learn T.B. Joshua is not around, I am in a revival. I live in the church here. I don’t have a house outside.”

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“Anytime you pray, remember Africa in prayer. Many heroes and great people have been chased out of Africa. There are many geniuses in the Western world who are originally from Africa.”

The cleric pointed to the example of heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua who was allegedly turned down by Nigerian sporting authorities when he wanted to represent the country.

“What happened to me from the beginning of my ministry is enough to chase me out of this country – but I am still in your midst. Upon the persecution and hatred. I decided to follow the path of love.

“You show hatred; I show love. When I go for a revival, you will see the stadium full but I am not carried away by that.”

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