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Shiloh 2021: Bishop Oyedepo Curses New Variant Of COVID-19
In the opening session of Shiloh 2021 organized annually by he Living Faith Church, the General Overseer, Bishop David Oyedepo released curses on the new variant of COVID-19, OMICRON.
He said: “I am sure you have heard of the new variant of COVID-19 discovered in South Africa, the Omicron variant. It is believed that this variant is more dangerous than all the other variants previously discovered, as it spreads faster. In fact, countries have begun to place travel restrictions on other countries where this variant has been discovered.”
After the cleric taught the congregation about what they enjoy in redemption and how they can receive it, in his message titled ‘Operating In The Realm Of More Than A Conqueror’, he then urged the congregation to exercise their redemptive rights by cursing this new variant.
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He continued: “If the church does not rise up, we will soon have Variant 1, Variant 2, Variant 10, until everybody is back in their houses.”
He then led the congregation in intense prayers, cursing the new variant of COVID-19.
After the curses, he declared that just as Jesus cursed the fig tree and it dried up from the roots, the new variant of COVID-19 is also dried up from the roots.
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