Bishop Mike Bamidele: COVID-19 Is From Hell, Not From God

Bishop Mike Bamidele: COVID-19 Is
From Hell, Not From God

The founder of Victory Life Ministries
International, Bishop Mike Bamidele has said that
coronavirus is evil from hell. He warned that
nobody should blame God for it.
The cleric said the churches would continue to
support government with prayers for an end to the
virus, adding that government should be
commended for their efforts so far in containing
the spread of the disease. The cleric said
COVID-19 is real and urged people to continue to
abide by preventive measures.
The cleric, who disclosed this in an interview,
offered special prayers for health workers,
journalists, security operatives and others in the
front line of the battle against the virus. He said
the Pentecost day celebration this year will be to
pray for comfort for those who are bereaved and
healing for those who are under any kind of
diseases particularly the COVID-19.
Bishop Bamidele said this year edition of
Pentecost Day Celebration would hold online
because of the restriction on public gatherings
imposed by government to prevent the further
spread of COVID-19.
He urged Christians across the globe to join
through online and social media platforms and
receive blessings. The cleric said Christians would
not know COVID-19, saying that whoever has
faith in Christ would not be infected. “COVID-19
vanishes immediately you believe that it is gone.
If you have faith that it would not come to you,
COVID-19 would not locate you. COVID-19 has
vanished if you believe so.
No pastor can predict the end of the Coronavirus.
Those who had earlier predicted the end to the
virus but which did not come to pass, needs to
check the spirit that they are operating with.”
“There is no specific date the virus will end but
the day any man is healed by exercising faith in
God is the day the virus will end. For me, an end
has come to the virus the day Jesus died on the
cross,” the bishop said.
He reiterated the need for the United Nations to
give recognition to Pentecost Day. He also urged
Osun state governor, Mr Gboyega Oyetola to take
a lead in declaring Pentecost Day as public
holiday in the state just as Hijirah Day and Isese
Day marked annually by Muslims and
traditionalists in the state were honoured with
public holidays.
He said “The Pentecost Day was the 50 days after
Jesus resurrection, it should be declared as a
public holiday so that Christians can enjoy the
celebration. if the state government could declare
a public holiday for Muslims to celebrate Hijrah
and the Isese Day for traditional worshippers, the
same should be declared for Christians to
celebrate Pentecost Day”