Rev Chris Okotie Mocks Death Of Prophet TB Joshua, Describes Him As ‘Wizard Of Endor’

The founder of the Household of God Church International Ministries, Rev Chris Okotie has shared a cryptic post on social media in which he referenced a certain “wizard of Endor” who assumed the title of “Emmanuel” had been consumed by divine indignation.

“Emmanuel” is fondly used for Prophet TB Joshua, the founder of Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) and Emmanuel TV, who died on Saturday, June 5, 2021, after conducting a church service.

In his post shared on his Instagram page, which many Nigerians believe is in reference to the late Prophet TB Joshua, Chris Okotie said the wizard at Endor who assumed the title Emmanuel, has been consumed by divine indignation.

The cleric said Jehovah-Jesus the mighty gladiator has broken the head of the dragon with his mighty blow and now his disciples beware his ignominious exit.

“Hebrews 1:13… Sit at my right hand until I make your enemies your footstool (Hupopodion/Greek). The wizard at Endor who assumed the title Emmanuel, has been consumed by divine indignation. And now his disciples bewail his ignominious exit.

“No marvel, one third of God’s angels followed the disgraced anointed cherub Lucifer!! Jehovah-Jesus our mighty gladiator has broken the head of the dragon with his mighty blows. He has descended from the mountain of spices with the fiery sword of his indignation. Glorious in his apparel and traveling in the greatness of his strength, he goes conquering and to conquer the adversaries of his church.

“Let those who swear by the Lord and by Malcham and the descendants of Haman, now tremble in fear. The day of the vengeance of our God has fully come to Nigeria. And they shall not escape. Operation Hupopodion (footstool) has commenced. More Power To You!!!”

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KanyiDaily had earlier reported that Pastor Jackson Senyonga was also seen in a viral video jubilating over the death of Prophet TB Joshua, accusing the late cleric of being the “biggest witch in Africa.”