Dunamis pastor,Enenche shocks his congregation with herds men, farmers’s prophecy

January 01 16:06 2019 by The Ajasa News Print This Article

The General Overseer of Dunamis International, pastor Paul Enenche delivered a message that shocked his congregation saying that it has been revealed to him that very soon herds men and farmers would co-habit peacefully without any rancour.

This message was part of the 2019 prophesies he delivered during the Cross Over service that took place at the Untral Modern new Dome of the church in Abuja.

He also said that Nigeria was approaching a point “where there shall be justice and equity, where there is no partiality.

Enenche said that 2019 was not an ordinary year for the country, saying that God was ready to complete a major work on Nigeria.

Reading from the Bible book of Jeremiah chapter 31 verses 10 to 17, he said that God had promised deliverance and deliveries for the country in 2019.

According to him, God is set to deliver the country from every misfortune and bloodshed in order to deliver peace and
prosperity to the people.

“2019 is not an ordinary year, we are going to see instantaneous response of God.
“God said that I should tell the Church that they shall not stop praying and I will not leave Nigeria alone until I perfect my
will for the nation.

“The enemy is fighting a lost battle; my hand shall rest on the nation and the whole of creation is waiting my manifestation through Nigeria.

“The pains you see are the birth signs for Nigeria. God said suddenly, deliverance and delivery shall happen and it will
become history.”

Reading from Jeremiah 31 verse 10, Enenche added: “Thus saith the Lord, Nigeria shall come to her quarters again. Our land is coming to a point where there shall be justice and equity, where there is no partiality.

“The Lord told me a time will come when the farmers and herdsmen will cohabit without any challenge.

“God is bringing Nigerians to a place where we can sleep well in the night with our two eyes closed,” he said.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that thousands of worshipers besieged the newly dedicated 100,000-seat capacity
Glory Sanctuary of the church for the crossover service.