JESUS CHRIST IS FAKE, GHANAIAN PROPHET CLAIMS

Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah.

As the debate regarding the propriety or otherwise of whether to pay tithes to Nigerian pastors or not rages in Nigeria, a Ghanaian Prophet, Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah, has declared that Jesus Christ is fake. The Prophet, who founded and oversees Glorious Word Power Ministry International, Ghana, said this in an interview on Kofi TV. According to the Prophet, the real name of the son of God that died for and brought salvation to mankind is not Jesus but ‘Yeshua HaMashiach’. Explaining the difference, he noted that “YESHUA” meant “Salvation” and HaMashiach” meant “The Anointed One”.

The “Man of God” emphasized that the Jesus Christ of Nazareth, to whom every Christian refers and prays to as the Saviour of the world according to biblical history, including the New Testament accounts, remained largely a fabrication of first-century Romans who produced the gospels as a means of subduing the messianic divinity of the Jews.

He further made clarification that the identity created of Jesus Christ was a mere tool of mental warfare applied by Constantine the Roman Emperor at the time, to get the Jews psychologically defeated in order to compel them to accept their (Romans’) administration in place of the Jewish traditional government and the age long institution.

He stressed that by this, the Romans were able to manipulate the Jewish’s (and to a larger extent the Christian’s) thinking to believe in a new deity called Jesus as “a divine personality subordinate to God”, which to him, remained an error.

The Prophet said, going through the Christian Bible, several contradictions could be observed, particularly in terms of the translation from the original tongue, as a way of giving strength to his argument. To him, the truth remained sacrosanct no matter how many people would disagree with him, citing Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, founder and overseer of Action Chapel International, as someone who knows the truth and uses the name Yeshua HaMashiach rather than Jesus Christ during prayers.

He concluded that the name recognized in heaven of the person of the Saviour of the world, was not Jesus Christ but Yeshua HaMashiach, adding that the miracles wrought by the mention of Jesus Christ happened because the spirits understood the name to mean Yeshua HaMashiach.