Covid-19, AIDS, Others are punishments from God to mankind – Apostle Agbalenyo  

Head Pastor of Seventh Days Congregation of Theocracy Apostle Dr. Kadmiel Agbalenyo has noted that the proclamation and practice of Universal Human Rights is against God’s laws. He said it is the practice which encourages lesbianism, abortion, indiscriminate sexual practice and many more and that is what has brought about pandemics in the world.

Mentioning Covid-19, HIV/AIDS and Ebola as some of these pandemics Apostle Agbalenyo stated that these have come upon mankind as punishment from God. That is why, even, this current advanced technological era, no known cure has been found to these pandemics.

He stated that even with the use of condoms and perceived medication, HIV/AIDS is still around while COVID-19 is doing its own thing while Ebola too continues to ravage its toll on mankind, vaccination notwithstanding.

Apostle Agbalenyo made these revelations in an exclusive interview with ghananewsonline.com.gh at his hospital situated at Shalom-Otiakrom, off the Pokuase-Nsakina Road in the Greater Accra Region last week.

According to him, it takes only the mercy of God to have these pandemics healed at one time or the other. This is because mankind has put the slogan “Universal Human Rights” over and above God’s laws, he stated.

He pointed out that after the Second World War, God’s law have been submerged under the slogan with the unfitted practice of it and other ill practices such as abortion, taking unstoppable positions in society .

The Apostle indicated that as a result of this, the patience and power of God have been limited if not eliminated from the world.

Subsequently the power of God is no longer in the church, rather it found in individuals.

Sadly enough, the practice of this Universal Human Rights cannot promote social justice and uprightness, he noted. Buttressing his point with Ezekiel 38:21-22, Apostle Agbalenyo stated that these pandemics serve as a punishment of death from God. He subsequently asked all to desist from their sinful ways and turn to God for His mercies and salvation. He was sad that many contemporary Pastors do not delve into research on such issues to enable them to come to grips with unfolding trends.

By S.O Ankamah