We jamaa si ndiyo ulikua unatoka ofisini kwako unaenda kunya ule mgahawa Iringa wa mwarabu. Vp ulishaacha katabia?Mambo ya mungu ni mambo ya kitapeli. Hakuna kitu kama hicho.
Nadhani hii habari umeiandika kidaku sana. Ukisoma ulichoandika kiswahili na English zina tonation tofauti.Mchungaji Bishop Gerald Glenn wa kanisa la New Deliverance Evangelistic Church huko Virginia Marekani ambae alidai corona ni kagonjwa kadogo mbele ya Mungu amefariki sababu ya corona.
Mchungaji huyo alikua akisisitiza watu kuomba na wasiogope ugonjwa wa corona kwa sababu si chochote wala lolote mbele ya Mungu amefariki sababu ya hako kagonjwa ka corona.
Ndugu zangu tuchukue tahadhari, corona sio ugpnjwa au kagonjwa kadogo mbele ya yoyote. Tufuate maelekezo ya wataalam wa afya.
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Bishop Gerald Glenn
A prominent Richmond-area evangelical pastor died on the eve of Easter after contracting the novel coronavirus.
Bishop Gerald Glenn, founder and leader since 1995 of the New Deliverance Evangelistic Church in Chesterfield, was the first black chaplain of that community’s police department and was a police officer before becoming a pastor, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Sunday.
He was a friend and a pillar of the region’s faith community, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) tweeted Sunday.
“My heart sinks as I learn this morning that Bishop Gerald Glenn, pastor of New Deliverance Evangelistic Church, died yesterday from COVID-19,” Kaine said. “May all do as much for so many.”
Glenn preached in church about the virus in March, before he became sick, encouraging people not to be afraid. On March 22, five days after Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had urged people to “avoid non-essential gatherings of more than 10 people,” Glenn told his congregation that “I firmly believe that God is larger than this dreaded virus,” according to a video played April 6 by Richmond station WTVR.
On March 23, Northam ordered nonessential businesses closed and banned all gatherings of more than 10 people.
A West Virginia church spends Easter making masks, other PPE using 3-D printers
Glenn’s wife, Mother Marcietia Glenn, was also diagnosed with covid-19, according to a YouTube post on Easter by Bryan Nevers, a church elder who also announced Glenn’s death Saturday night. All sermons were removed from the church’s YouTube channel Monday evening.
The New Deliverance community was left to wrestle with his death. They are part of the Church of God in Christ, a Pentecostal denomination hit hard by covid-19.
“We still believe in God for healing right now,” Nevers said on the Sunday video, his voice wavering, the rows of purple seats behind him empty in the church. “Our bishop always told us, even as they wheeled him into the operating room, he proclaimed that God is still a healer. … I don’t know how, but I have to say: God will get the glory from this.”
The April 6 WTVR report quoted Glenn’s daughter, identified as Mar-Gerie Crawley, as saying her father had been sick for about a week before he was hospitalized. She said he had diverticulitis — a digestive condition — and it wasn’t uncommon for him to get fevers and viruses. His wife took him for a second time to an emergency room in late March, Crawley said, once his breathing was labored and he was lethargic. He was tested for the coronavirus and immediately got a positive result.
She said her father’s encouraging, well-populated March 22 service was held “not to disrespect [officials] but to support those who were scared.” She said her parents were both very affectionate. “Mom and Dad are hugging [type] people. That’s what they do, they hug everyone.”
A pastor confessed to his church he was tired, and he planned a break. Then, the coronavirus hit D.C.
In a now-removed video on the church’s site, Glenn led the March 15 service, telling people in a lighthearted way not to shake hands.
“I’m glad to be in the Lord’s house. It didn’t have to be this way. The government could have said we couldn’t gather at all. Just imagine if the government had the authority to say, you and me, we can’t go to church. Aren’t you glad you were free to get up and come?”
In the video, he said 185 people had come to the morning service. He also noted that the virus had captivated the world and terrified people.
“You may never say this aloud, but you have to wonder: ‘Why did God let this happen?’ I’ve heard other questions by theologians, and I think it’s valid. Is this virus a sign of the end times? … It makes us look at our own immediate mortality.”
Earlier in the sermon, he said: “If I had to deliver my own eulogy, I’d say, ‘God is greater than any challenge you and I face.’ That would be my epitaph.”
Source: Washington Post
Hamna kitu kama hicho! Sadaka kazi yake sio kuwapa watu chanjo!Mwingine ametuambia tukitoa sadaka tunapata chanjo ya corona.
Huo ukuu uko kwenye nini? Mbona kila mara mungu mkuu, mungu mkuu, huo ukuu uko kwenye nini kama magonjwa tu hawezi kuyaondoa wala kutibu watu wake?Nadhani hii habari umeiandika kidaku sana. Ukisoma ulichoandika kiswahili na English zina tonation tofauti.
Alichokisema mchungaji ni sahihi, hata dunia nzima iangamie (Mungu aepushie mbali) haibadili ukweli kuwa Mungu ni mkuu sana kuliko Corona. Yaani hata lile wazo tu la kulinganisha Mungu na Corona haliingii kichwani.
Kwamba Mungu anaponya nalo ni dhahir shahir.
Issue ya mwanadamu kukosa hekima na kujihatarisha yeye na waumini wake haina effect juu ya kweli hizo Mbili.
Boss, una tatizo na Mungu? Maana naonaga mashambulizi makali sana inapokuja suala la imani. Kuna research imefanyika ya watu wanavyofuata maagizo ya wataalam wa afya. Christians scored above atheists. Uki apply hiyo blanket logic then atheists are worst than Christians.Hahaha, utasikia kaenda mbinguni.
Washika dini mtakufa na itakua mwisho wenu huku hamkufanya lolote la maana zaidi ya kuomba kiumbe ambacho hakipo. Huyu naona mungu wake hakumsikia mtakuja na explanation kua "ni mapenzi ya mungu" au "siku zake zimefika" hahaha nyooooko.
Huyo mungu wenu ka yupo basi covid imemshinda vibaya mno, sawa na magonjwa mengine yote, vita, natural disasters zote, amekaa anacheki tu hana la kufanya.
Hapana, sio mimi, yule anajiita hakimu mkuu kama sijakosea. Niliwahi kuona analalamika amezuiwa kujisaidia kwenye mgahawa wa mtu😀😀We jamaa si ndiyo ulikua unatoka ofisini kwako unaenda kunya ule mgahawa Iringa wa mwarabu. Vp ulishaacha katabia?
Tatizo unampangia cha kufanya. Unahitaji darasa boss. Unahitaji kujua why do we have diseases in the first place. Unakosea unapojifanya jaji na kumgeuza Mungu mshtakiwa. Mshtakiwa anapokuwa hakimu, there's where things start getting fun!Huo ukuu uko kwenye nini? Mbona kila mara mungu mkuu, mungu mkuu, huo ukuu uko kwenye nini kama magonjwa tu hawezi kuyaondoa wala kutibu watu wake?
Rais ni mkuu wa nchi kwa sababu inaweza kutokea njaa akaamuru watu wote walioathirika na njaa wapewe chakula, au wajengewe nyumba kama wamepata mafuriko. Sasa Mungu ukuu wake uko wapi? Mbona hauonekani?
Huyo Mungu ambae hawezi kuzuia magonjwa, njaa, vita, mafuriko, majanga ya asili ukuu wake uko wapi? Yaani anakua mkuu huku hawezi kufanya jambo lolote la maana likaonekana?
Mashimbo ni mwehu namjua vizuri sana yule jamaa.ujumbe huu umfikia gwajima na mashimbo
Hahahaha poa sana chief nilichanganya mafaili. Nikikumbuka huwa nacheka sana ile stori 😂Hapana, sio mimi, yule anajiita hakimu mkuu kama sijakosea. Niliwahi kuona analalamika amezuiwa kujisaidia kwenye mgahawa wa mtu😀😀
Ina maana toka corona imeanza watu bado hawajajinyenyekeza mbele ya Mungu ili asikie kilio chao aiondoe au toka ukimwi umeingia miaka karibu 40 bado hakuna waliojinyenyekeza mbele ya mungu?Umekosea sana!! Bado COVID -19 ni kagonjwa kadogo sana mbele ya Mungu. COVID -19 ni ugonjwa mkubwa sana mbele ya wanadamu lakini si mbele ya Mungu.
Bado hatujaelewa sana, yawezekana kabisa covid-19 ikawa ni pigo toka kwa Mungu kwa ajili ya uovu uliopo duniani. Ndio maana Rais wetu Mheshimiwa sana Dr Magufuli alinukuu maandiko akasema " Ikiwa watu wangu walioitwa kwa jina langu wakijinyenyekesha na kutubu dhambi zao ........".
Hapo Mungu ameweka masharti: Lazima kujinyenyekesha na kutubu!! Chini ys hapo pigo lipo pale pale!! Kwa hiyo jambo la kwanza ni kujinyenyekesha na kutubu kisha kukiri ukuu wa Mungu juu ya pigo hili kuwa kakorona ni kadogo sana kwa Mungu.
Tatizo watu hawataki kutubu! Katika mazingira hayo ni kujidaganya kudhani kuwa Mungu ataonyesha ukuu wake katika shida zako.
Mahali pengine kwenye Biblia panasema: "Mkono wa Mungu si mfupi hata asiweze kuokoa bali MAOVU yenu yamewafarakanisha na Mungu wenu"
Umefanya kosa kubwa sana la kumchokoza Mungu kwa kujaribu kutoa picha kwamba kwa kuwa huyo mchungaji smefariki basi kcovid-19 ni kubwa au ina nguvu kuliko Mungu.
Ushauri wangu: Tubu kwa dhati na Mungu atakusamehe. Vinginevyo utajua mwenyewe!!!
They have poisoned him.Mchungaji Bishop Gerald Glenn wa kanisa la New Deliverance Evangelistic Church huko Virginia Marekani ambae alidai corona ni kagonjwa kadogo mbele ya Mungu amefariki sababu ya corona.
Mchungaji huyo alikua akisisitiza watu kuomba na wasiogope ugonjwa wa corona kwa sababu si chochote wala lolote mbele ya Mungu amefariki sababu ya hako kagonjwa ka corona.
Ndugu zangu tuchukue tahadhari, corona sio ugpnjwa au kagonjwa kadogo mbele ya yoyote. Tufuate maelekezo ya wataalam wa afya.
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Bishop Gerald Glenn
A prominent Richmond-area evangelical pastor died on the eve of Easter after contracting the novel coronavirus.
Bishop Gerald Glenn, founder and leader since 1995 of the New Deliverance Evangelistic Church in Chesterfield, was the first black chaplain of that community’s police department and was a police officer before becoming a pastor, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reported Sunday.
He was a friend and a pillar of the region’s faith community, U.S. Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) tweeted Sunday.
“My heart sinks as I learn this morning that Bishop Gerald Glenn, pastor of New Deliverance Evangelistic Church, died yesterday from COVID-19,” Kaine said. “May all do as much for so many.”
Glenn preached in church about the virus in March, before he became sick, encouraging people not to be afraid. On March 22, five days after Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had urged people to “avoid non-essential gatherings of more than 10 people,” Glenn told his congregation that “I firmly believe that God is larger than this dreaded virus,” according to a video played April 6 by Richmond station WTVR.
On March 23, Northam ordered nonessential businesses closed and banned all gatherings of more than 10 people.
A West Virginia church spends Easter making masks, other PPE using 3-D printers
Glenn’s wife, Mother Marcietia Glenn, was also diagnosed with covid-19, according to a YouTube post on Easter by Bryan Nevers, a church elder who also announced Glenn’s death Saturday night. All sermons were removed from the church’s YouTube channel Monday evening.
The New Deliverance community was left to wrestle with his death. They are part of the Church of God in Christ, a Pentecostal denomination hit hard by covid-19.
“We still believe in God for healing right now,” Nevers said on the Sunday video, his voice wavering, the rows of purple seats behind him empty in the church. “Our bishop always told us, even as they wheeled him into the operating room, he proclaimed that God is still a healer. … I don’t know how, but I have to say: God will get the glory from this.”
The April 6 WTVR report quoted Glenn’s daughter, identified as Mar-Gerie Crawley, as saying her father had been sick for about a week before he was hospitalized. She said he had diverticulitis — a digestive condition — and it wasn’t uncommon for him to get fevers and viruses. His wife took him for a second time to an emergency room in late March, Crawley said, once his breathing was labored and he was lethargic. He was tested for the coronavirus and immediately got a positive result.
She said her father’s encouraging, well-populated March 22 service was held “not to disrespect [officials] but to support those who were scared.” She said her parents were both very affectionate. “Mom and Dad are hugging [type] people. That’s what they do, they hug everyone.”
A pastor confessed to his church he was tired, and he planned a break. Then, the coronavirus hit D.C.
In a now-removed video on the church’s site, Glenn led the March 15 service, telling people in a lighthearted way not to shake hands.
“I’m glad to be in the Lord’s house. It didn’t have to be this way. The government could have said we couldn’t gather at all. Just imagine if the government had the authority to say, you and me, we can’t go to church. Aren’t you glad you were free to get up and come?”
In the video, he said 185 people had come to the morning service. He also noted that the virus had captivated the world and terrified people.
“You may never say this aloud, but you have to wonder: ‘Why did God let this happen?’ I’ve heard other questions by theologians, and I think it’s valid. Is this virus a sign of the end times? … It makes us look at our own immediate mortality.”
Earlier in the sermon, he said: “If I had to deliver my own eulogy, I’d say, ‘God is greater than any challenge you and I face.’ That would be my epitaph.”
Source: Washington Post
Mwenyewe nilicheka sana. Jamaa akataka amepeleke mahakamani mshikaji aliemzuia jamaa asijisaidie kwenye mgahawa wake. Nilicheka sana. Yule jamaa nadhani by profession ni mwanasheria, mimi sio.Hahahaha poa sana chief nilichanganya mafaili. Nikikumbuka huwa nacheka sana ile stori 😂