The greatest Minister of Jesus in Acts of Apostles, Paul of Tarsus, who took the gospel from Jerusalem to Europe, taught most of Christological mysteries, and also wrote about three quarters of the New Testament calls other Christians he got groomed for the Lord’s vineyard work ‘fellowlabourers'. In his own right, Paul of Tarsus is definitely Christianity Generalissimo. Paul, however, called himself fellowlabourer. Tagging some prominent ministers of God ‘Generals,’ especially those who delve into wrong teachings, in these days of end time approach, tends to aggravate the syndromic itchy ears that makes the likes of Joshua Selma go searching for the living and dead labourers in the vineyard to tap anointing. Why do I need Paul, Peter and or John to tap anointing from them when I have already in me the Eternal Father, Son and the Holy Spirit as eternal Dwellers? Are the indelible scriptural couches of John, Peter and Paul not available to me in the Bible? But those suffering from itching ears will travel from pillar to post, going on pilgrimages to plunder anointing from living Generals; and ransacking tombs of dead labourers. I heard and saw Orokpo saying, “Mantles are to be snatched from those who have them…because none of them want to willingly give them!” See what they have turned Christianity of the Lord Jesus into? The question I want to ask is, “Can a true Christian operate spiritually without the mantle?” These teachers make one believe that mantles and oil of anointings can replace Jesus and the Holy Spirit.Read More