H.O. Ojewale

The Corinthians, like many Easterners, were customarily head-covering people. Paul saw absolutely nothing wrong with the tradition. "There is a spiritual dimension to this head-covering custom that I'll love to intimate you with", was Paul's reason for this teaching. Read More

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HEAD-COVERING OF 1CORINTHIANS 11:3-16(1)

July 22, 2016

If you ask me to give 1Corinthians 11:3-16 a title or a subhead it will not be 'head-covering', it is 'headship'. It is for this reason I see the whole exegesis as: A spiritual phenomenon, couched in abstraction.Read More

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IS LUCIFER A BASTARD ? (III)

July 19, 2016

With these scriptures it is indubitable that Satan is Lucifer the loser. If he has but a short time then Satan got himself a catastrophically, most unfortunate loss of all time! We understand that God dwells in eternity which points, inimically, to his short time – indicative of death – so, Satan's short time has made him unfit for God's eternal kind of life.Read More

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IS LUCIFER A BASTARD ?(II)

July 14, 2016

Unlike Satan, God addressed Job as His servant because these qualities: 'perfect, upright, feareth God, and escheweth evil' are Job's credentials, all of which Lucifer had become absolutely deficient. Read More

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IS LUCIFER A BASTARD ? (I)

July 7, 2016

He is also the 'light bearer' as his name, Lucifer, means. Lucifer lost his estate when he willed (outside God's dictum) to ascend into heaven, exalt his throne above the stars of God, and to sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north to receive a deified worship. Read More