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Kacou 109 — Refusing the test of one’s time
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
Well, I have two questions here. The first question is… Brother Philippe, from times past, prophets were Jews, how does it come that an African like you is a prophet? And here is my answer on this subject: All the prophets were Hebrew because, firstly, Jesus Christ was to be sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, that’s why God only dealt with Jews and secondly, his first coming was for Jews and thus was it and his disciples and Apostles were Jews only; but for the second coming, it was for all the nations of the earth. That’s why He raises up messengers out of the four corners of the earth.
He had sent Martin Luther, John Wesley and Ulrich Zwingli to say it to the Europeans. He had sent William Branham to say it to the Americans and now, He has sent the prophet Kacou Philippe to say it to the Africans. [Ed: The congregation says, "Amen!"]. And Africa has never been so stable and even the midnight Cry is also sounding in Angola through our Brother Hugo Zé.
Well, somebody wrote me saying, "Are you a major Prophet or a prophet amongst the ministries of Ephesians 4:11?And he said, If you say that you are an Ephesian prophet, there is no problem but if you say that you are a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah, Jeremiah… then you are a false prophet!" You see? I answered him saying, Listen to the Words I say! If they are those of an Ephesian-prophet then I am an Ephesian but if they are those of a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah or Jeremiah then I am a prophet messenger like Moses, Isaiah or Jeremiah.
When I started preaching, then Emmanuel, a Branhamist pastor in Abobo said to Brother Christopher, "If he says that he is a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah, Jeremiah… then we disagree with him but if he says that he is a Ephesian-Prophet, we will invite him to come and preach here… ".
Now I come to another question: Brother Philippe, can we wear hairpieces like William Branham? I have been asked this question more than ten times. First, hairpieces and hair extensions, you can wear them if that is really necessary and I say it because William Branham wore a hairpiece. But if William Branham does not tell you that he has a hairpiece on, you will not know it. And I ask that it be done this way, with the consent of your pastor or in a case of health issue. It is just to serve as your hair, so that cannot be of different color or fall down to your shoulders, nor be plaited.
And in the same way, when I talk about secondhand clothes that you should not wear, I meant already-worn clothes. Amongst those secondhand clothes, there are already-worn clothes that are resold, those are those clothes you should not wear. I therefore did not mean clothes on sale, clothes never worn, even if they are secondhand clothes. I take the explanation again: Amongst those second-hand clothes are clothes and objects that have never been worn, things that perhaps could not be sold or are ends of series. You can wear them, it is not about them that I’m talking.
I come a
Source officielle : https://www.philippekacou.org
Well, I have two questions here. The first question is… Brother Philippe, from times past, prophets were Jews, how does it come that an African like you is a prophet? And here is my answer on this subject: All the prophets were Hebrew because, firstly, Jesus Christ was to be sent to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, that’s why God only dealt with Jews and secondly, his first coming was for Jews and thus was it and his disciples and Apostles were Jews only; but for the second coming, it was for all the nations of the earth. That’s why He raises up messengers out of the four corners of the earth.
He had sent Martin Luther, John Wesley and Ulrich Zwingli to say it to the Europeans. He had sent William Branham to say it to the Americans and now, He has sent the prophet Kacou Philippe to say it to the Africans. [Ed: The congregation says, "Amen!"]. And Africa has never been so stable and even the midnight Cry is also sounding in Angola through our Brother Hugo Zé.
Well, somebody wrote me saying, "Are you a major Prophet or a prophet amongst the ministries of Ephesians 4:11?And he said, If you say that you are an Ephesian prophet, there is no problem but if you say that you are a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah, Jeremiah… then you are a false prophet!" You see? I answered him saying, Listen to the Words I say! If they are those of an Ephesian-prophet then I am an Ephesian but if they are those of a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah or Jeremiah then I am a prophet messenger like Moses, Isaiah or Jeremiah.
When I started preaching, then Emmanuel, a Branhamist pastor in Abobo said to Brother Christopher, "If he says that he is a major Prophet like Moses, Isaiah, Jeremiah… then we disagree with him but if he says that he is a Ephesian-Prophet, we will invite him to come and preach here… ".
Now I come to another question: Brother Philippe, can we wear hairpieces like William Branham? I have been asked this question more than ten times. First, hairpieces and hair extensions, you can wear them if that is really necessary and I say it because William Branham wore a hairpiece. But if William Branham does not tell you that he has a hairpiece on, you will not know it. And I ask that it be done this way, with the consent of your pastor or in a case of health issue. It is just to serve as your hair, so that cannot be of different color or fall down to your shoulders, nor be plaited.
And in the same way, when I talk about secondhand clothes that you should not wear, I meant already-worn clothes. Amongst those secondhand clothes, there are already-worn clothes that are resold, those are those clothes you should not wear. I therefore did not mean clothes on sale, clothes never worn, even if they are secondhand clothes. I take the explanation again: Amongst those second-hand clothes are clothes and objects that have never been worn, things that perhaps could not be sold or are ends of series. You can wear them, it is not about them that I’m talking.
I come a
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