Article 1: Joseph Prince into cheap sales talk, threats & lie on God’s word to get people back to church – By Rev George Ong (Dated 9 March 2024)
Article 2: Joseph Prince’s Prosperity Gospel is a great insult to the poor & Jesus & Paul – By Rev George Ong
Featured YouTube Comments:
@user-vo3iy4ur6d
“Joseph Prince broke the 5th commandment
when he disowned the Singh’s name given to him by his parents
and this is a commandment
that comes with the promise of long life.
He named himself Joseph Prince
thinking that Joseph is the special exalted one with God
and added Prince some more.
But God never associates His name with Joseph.
Instead, God called Himself the God of Abraham,
the God of Issac, the God of Jacob,
and said by that name I shall be known forever.
This shows that Joseph Prince
does not have special revelation,
prophetic knowledge of God or foresight.
He shoots his own mouth and feet all the time
as shown by Rev George Ong videos and writings.
Thank you once again for your excellent job, Rev George Ong.”
@DvdLTW
“New Creation Church congregation
and Joseph Prince’s followers,
we pray that your spiritual eyes and ears are open.
This is the clearest admission by Joseph Prince himself
that he’s practicing spiritual witchcraft
and spiritual domination
over the congregation and followers.
Even if only your physical eyes and ears are open,
you can definitely tell something
is very wrong with Joseph Prince’s preaching.”
@WordsofGodThe
“Well done, Rev George Ong.
When I hear Joseph Prince keeps saying
“God tells me, God says to me, God spoke,
God shows me, God do this … and that …”
I just keep laughing, not just because I find it funny,
but because I find that he is slapping himself
for preaching the very same thing
that he is accusing others about.
It is such a ‘relaxing’ or relieving moment for me to know
that a double-talker like him
is not invincible in all his lies and deceptions,
but one day will be exposed by his own double-talks.”
@veralinc8117
“Joseph Prince’s UNGUARDED MOMENT,
letting the cat out of the bag, the genie out of the bottle.
The death knell for lies and deception.”
@user-vo3iy4ur6d
“Maybe God permits a lying spirit
to let the genie out of the bottle
like in some cases in the Old Testament.”
@jasonlai9127
“Appreciate your efforts
to expose the heresies of Joseph Prince, Rev George Ong.
If only the governing church body in Singapore
will do more to stem the onslaught of such heresies.”
@MsJudyCheng
“I agree.
The mainstream churches should go after him
like the way they had gone after Army of God in the 1990s
and complained to the police/AGC.”
@user-hd7qv8dx7x
“2 John 10-11
Whoever welcomes or greets a false teacher or prophet
shares in his wicked works.
This is a serious matter.
National Council of Churches of Singapore (NCCS)
is accountable to God,
and any Pastor or believer
who tolerates false doctrines and half-truths
and welcomes a deceiver (Joseph Prince) …”
@logerkenn6331
“Thank you again, Mr Pen,
we need more people like you
to guard the gate of the sheepfold,
not only with time, energy
but with integrity and reputation.
We could have easily been misled
until you meticulously pointed it out to us.
Continue your good work.
We pray for your well-being
and long life to lead by example.”
@12345okok
“We indeed pray for Rev George Ong and his wife as well.
We also include the family in our prayers.
Someone like him is hard to find.
Who would like to put himself up for criticisms and misunderstandings?
Basically, there’s not much material benefits, if any.”
@user-vo3iy4ur6d
“To my knowledge, many people are kept spellbound
and kept coming back to New Creation Church
because they really believe
that God frequently speaks to Joseph Prince,
and sort of His blue-eye boy, so to speak.
Some people even kept a book of all the things
Joseph Prince says God spoke to him,
making those words on the same level as the Bible.
They believe that he is specially chosen and specially anointed
and many in his congregation actually believe
he is the best teacher of the word in the world,
even though many of his so-called teachings
are distorted and twisted, re-interpreted
and literally rewrite God’s holy, unchangeable words
to fit his own golden-calf god
he constructs to his ardent followers.
… Actually, Joseph Prince’s teachings
free people to live in whatever ways they want and guilt-free,
and that’s why many people feel good and liberated
and people flock back on Sunday
to have their guilt set free
if their conscience is pricking them during weekdays.
That’s another reason why he draws the crowd.
There are many reasons and ways
why Joseph Prince draws the crowd.
He attacks a person from many dimensions and directions.
Different folks, different strokes.
And many of the ways, directions and dimensions
are already shown up in Rev George Ong’s videos
and the many associated comments.
Rev George Ong is certainly doing God’s job
in exposing this very toxic, subtle
and elusive wolf in sheep skin.”
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Note there is 1 video on John MacArthur
and 5 videos on Joseph Prince.
Excerpt from the Article:
My Parting Shot to Joseph Prince:
“Hey Joe,
Why you only interested in Sunday Christians?
Wah, you even promise long life & healthy life
to get them back some more, ah.
You like god, you know.
Even true God won’t make such promises, one.
Hey, I thought Jesus mentioned disciples?
Oh, now I know why you not interested in disciples,
but only go for Sunday Christians.
Sunday Christians, easy for you to bluff, right?
Sunday Christians, easy to please, right?
Just give them sugar message every Sunday.
Just help them remove their true guilt
by telling them all sins forgiven are automatic,
including sins like gambling, adultery, etc.
Even when they sin, like sins of rape and murder,
no need to confess sin, one,
but confess they are super righteous.
Then you tell them Christ died for them,
not only to wash away their sins,
but also to make them rich with dollars and cents.
Which Sunday Christians
don’t like this kind of feel-good message?
Which Sunday Christians
won’t go for such get rich scheme?
But you don’t like disciples, right,
because disciples will give you big headache, Mah.
Disciples will challenge you on your false teaching,
like what I do.
One Mr Pen like me, you already can’t handle.
More disciples, means more Mr Pen.
More Mr Pen will give you big nightmares, right?
No wonder you don’t like the Jesus’ type of disciples.
One more thing before I let you go.
In one of your videos, you asked us to
“Read the Bible.
The Bible even say, you know…”
Then you say Jesus became poor to make us rich.
But I check and check, where got?
If really to make us rich with many dollars,
why got poor Smyrna Church, one?
Why got, Macedonian Church, one, worse, even poorer!
Eh, I think your Bible something wrong, Lah.
You read Bible, have riches.
I read same Bible, no riches.
Oh, now I know, Lah,
Nothing wrong with Bible,
something wrong with you.
You so filled with dollars and cents
that you read them into Bible.
Okay, so much for now.
Looking forward to hear from you tomorrow.
Remember, when you preach tomorrow,
I’m looking at you, okay.
But don’t scared, Lah.
Look at me, okay.
You very super good in acting cool, one.
You, like a duck,
act super cool above water,
but below water,
you gabra & waddle like crazy.
But I won’t eat you up, one.
So don’t sacred, ah.
You look at me,
I look at you.
Let’s look at each other tomorrow, okay.
You preach rubbish and more rubbish, tomorrow,
I will sure come for you, one.
You should know me by now, what.
Won’t let you go, one,
until you stop preaching rubbish,
or until God tells me to stop.”
Article 1: Joseph Prince into cheap sales talk, threats & lie on God’s word to get people back to church – By Rev George Ong
(This article was also sent to Rev Dr Ngoei Foong Nghian, General Secretary, National Council of Churches of Singapore (NCCS) office, and for the attention of the Executive Committee Members.)
In a Sunday sermon aired on YouTube,
3 Mar 2024, 6 days ago, Joseph Prince said;
Please click here to view the 50-second video:
“Let me tell you this, years ago,
I read in a major newspaper.
And it’s secular newspaper, not Christian newspaper,
where I read statistics
that show people who attend church regularly
are people who live the longest
and people who live healthy.
It seems like, and I wished I had cut out those statistics;
it remain with me all these years.
Now, I don’t think it’s just any church.
If you preach tradition,
if you preach Jesus is not in the centre of your sermon,
and you just preach without the anointing
and there’s no anointing of the Holy Spirit,
I don’t think that qualifies.
I think probably the person who is doing the statistics
went to churches that where God is moving.
Things are happening. Amen.
Are you listening people?
1. Joseph Prince resorted to cheap sales talk to get his people back to church.
Joseph Prince will go to any length
to entice his people
even with the promise of a long life and healthy life,
in order to get back them to New Creation Church.
From one perspective,
I don’t even have to dwell on this issue any further
because any right-thinking Christian
can smell a rat in that kind of sales talk.
So, any person who falls for such kind of cheap sales talk
that could be so easily discerned,
deserves to be deceived.
Next, Joseph Prince, who doesn’t even know
the details and the presuppositions of the survey,
for example, which country or countries were involved,
or the age groups of those surveyed, etc,
then went on to add his own conditions or assumptions
that the person doing the survey
would have taken into account.
So, Joseph Prince’s assertion
that those who attend church regularly
would stand to have a long life and healthy life,
is not based on fact,
but presumption after presumption.
What message is Joseph Prince sending?
That we come to church
only if we could obtain some benefits
like long life and a life of health?
And if we don’t have any personal benefits,
we don’t come to church?
You can’t get anything more self-centred than that.
Hence, Joseph Prince’s posturing that New Creation Church
is a Christ-centred church is all one big bluff.
It is a Me-centred Church.
2. Joseph Prince resorted to using the devil to threaten and quoted Jesus’ words out of context to get people back to church.
In a Sunday sermon aired on YouTube,
3 Mar 2024, 6 days ago, Joseph Prince said;
Please click here to view the 50-second video:
“So here, there are many lamps in the Upper Room.
And remember there was a boy, young man called Eutychus.
His name Eutychus, he was sitting at the window.
These are people who watch online.
There I go again.
I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m sorry.
No, no, I had to put that in. No, no, no.
If you can’t come, I understand, okay.
But the devil says,
“Don’t come, don’t come,”
alright.
But you know, if you are able bodied, what did I say?
Go out there. Amen.
Jesus always says what?
“Arise and stay at home.”
No, Jesus says,
“Arise and walk. Go to church.”
Let the older people and those
who are physically incapacitated stay at home.
You are young.”
Joseph Prince resorted to using the devil
to scare his people to come to church,
when he said:
But the devil says,
“Don’t come, don’t come,”
In other words, what Joseph Prince is saying is that
if you don’t come to church,
you are listening to the voice of the devil.
That’s not the only thing he did.
Joseph Prince also abused the name of Jesus,
when he quoted the words of Jesus out of context,
in order to corner his people back to church.
When Joseph Prince quoted the words of Jesus:
“Jesus always says what?
“Arise and stay at home.”
No, Jesus says,
“Arise and walk. Go to church,”
all of us know it is in the context of healing.
But Joseph Prince twisted it
to a different context of “Going to Church.”
This guy is really desperate
of wanting his people to come back to church
that he would even abuse the name of Jesus
by quoting Him out of context.
3. Joseph Prince resorted to exaggeration and out-of-context exegesis to get people back to church.
In a Sunday sermon aired on YouTube,
3 Mar 2024, 6 days ago, Joseph Prince said;
Please click here to view the 20-second video:
“Every time you come together as a church,
remember, you are in a place where God is moving,
and the curses of the world,
and the sickness of the world,
and the wear and tear of the world,
and the stress of the world
cannot come in
when God’s people are gathered,
where 2 or 3 are gathered together in my name,
there I am.
It is a place of gathering which is the church.”
Joseph Prince is so anxious
to get his people back to New Creation Church
that he even resorted to exaggeration
and out-of-context exegesis.
First, Joseph Prince is effectively saying
that once you come to church,
you will automatically be free
from stress and sickness, etc.
This is not only an exaggeration
but a lie.
This is because there are many believers who are sick
but they aren’t healed,
even though they come to church every Sunday;
and years later went to heaven to be with God in glory.
Second, Joseph Prince said:
“when God’s people are gathered,
where 2 or 3 are gathered together in my name,
there I am.”
The words that Joseph Prince has quoted
is taken from Matthew 18:20.
If you study the bigger context of Matthew 18:20,
this has got nothing to do
with coming together in church to worship God,
but in the context of church discipline.
The context is not about getting people
to come back to attend church services,
as Joseph Prince has wrongly interpreted.
The context of Matthew 18:20 in Matthew 18:15-20
is about church discipline:
Matthew 18:15-20 NIV
15 “If your brother or sister sins, go and point out their fault, just between the two of you. If they listen to you, you have won them over. 16 But if they will not listen, take one or two others along, so that ‘every matter may be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses.’ 17 If they still refuse to listen, tell it to the church; and if they refuse to listen even to the church, treat them as you would a pagan or a tax collector. 18 “Truly I tell you, whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth will be loosed in heaven. 19 “Again, truly I tell you that if two of you on earth agree about anything they ask for, it will be done for them by my Father in heaven. 20 For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.”
What are the two or three in this context?
Two or three what?
Two or three witnesses in the discipline.
Matthew 18:20 has nothing to do
with church attending,
but it has to do with a discipline situation:
“For where two or three gather in my name”
– which means when this process of discipline is in motion,
“there am I with them.”
4. Joseph Prince lied on the word of God to get people back to church.
In a Sunday sermon aired on YouTube,
3 Mar 2024, 6 days ago, Joseph Prince said;
Please click here to view the 1-minute video:
“But where did you get the fresh oil?
Fresh oil is fresh
because you just got it from
on the Lord’s day in the church.
You are going out here with fresh oil.
And not only that,
every time you come to church
like what I said just now,
you’ll be healthier and you will live long.
Because this Psalm ends with those
who are planted in the house of the Lord,
planted,
shall flourish in the courts of our God.
Court is outside.
You want to prosper outside.
You want to flourish outside,
be planted in the house.
The secret of success outside is actually inside.
Be planted,
not just as you go along.
I come as and when I come, Lah.
If I don’t feel like it, I don’t feel like it.
Today rain Lah, so I didn’t come.
The plant is planted whether it’s rain or sunshine.
It’s planted.
Those who are planted
shall flourish in the courts of our God.”
Joseph Prince said:
“But where did you get the fresh oil?
Fresh oil is fresh
because you just got it from
on the Lord’s day in the church.”
Joseph Prince is effectively saying
that fresh oil is obtained in the church
just because you come to church on Sunday.
But Psalm 92:10 says fresh or fine oils
are obtained from God Himself:
Psalm 92:10 NIV
10 You have exalted my horn like that of a wild ox;
fine oils have been poured on me.
Joseph Prince said:
“And not only that,
every time you come to church
like what I said just now,
you’ll be healthier and you will live long.”
What begins as just mere findings from a survey,
which is not even corroborated by other similar surveys,
Joseph Prince now turned it into a fact
and an unqualified promise
– that those who come to church
will be healthier and live long.
Can you see how dishonest and deceptive this guy is?
Joseph Prince said:
“Because this Psalm ends with those
who are planted in the house of the Lord,
planted,
shall flourish in the courts of our God.
… Be planted,
not just as you go along.
I come as and when I come, Lah.
If I don’t feel like it, I don’t feel like it.
Today rain Lah, so I didn’t come.
It’s planted whether it’s rain or sunshine.
It’s planted.
Those who are planted
shall flourish in the courts of our God.”
Joseph Prince then went on to say
that those who flourish
are those who are planted.
And what he means by planted
are those who come to church regularly and faithfully,
whether rain or shine.
In other words, Joseph Prince is saying
those who come to church faithfully
will flourish.
But Joseph Prince has lied on the word of God
because this is not what Psalm 92:12-13 says:
Psalm 92:12-13 NIV
12 The righteous will flourish like a palm tree, they will
grow like a cedar of Lebanon; 13 planted in the house of the Lord,
Psalm 92:12-13 clearly says
that the righteous,
not those who come to church,
will flourish and be planted.
Who are the righteous?
In the context of the Old Testament,
the righteous are those who do what is right,
obey God and His laws, faithful to Him,
and those who flow with His plans and purposes.
A New Testament equivalent of the righteous in Psalm 92:12
would be the disciples of Jesus,
who would deny themselves, take up the cross and follow Him.
Not all church goers are the righteous.
And if church goers go to church
merely because they want to live long and be healthier,
they are definitely not the righteous.
Joseph Prince had lied on God’s words,
promising something in Psalm 92:12 to church goers,
that is not even mentioned in the text.
In summary, Joseph Prince is only interested
to get Sunday Christians just to fill up the pews
so that having a bigger crowd to preach to,
his ego would be boosted
Making disciples, which Jesus commanded the church to be involved in
is furthest from his mind.
What mainly preoccupies his mind
is to increase the church attendance
– that he would resort to cheap sales talk,
threats, and even prepared to lie on God’s word
in order to achieve his overriding goal.
There is nothing wrong
to encourage people to come back to church.
However, the way Joseph Prince did it
is not only to be avoided
but it is also to be strongly spoken against.
Article 2: Joseph Prince’s Prosperity Gospel is a great insult to the poor & Jesus & Paul – By Rev George Ong
In a sermon, John Macarthur said;
Please click here to view the 1-minute video:
“Prosperity Gospel has no interest in the biblical Gospel.
It only offers financial prosperity,
physical well-being to desperate, desperate people.
It offers carnal comforts, earthly riches,
worldly success to millions of people,
who literally give up the little that they have to buy it.
It is the worst. It is the ugliest
to prey on the sick and to prey on the poor
and become wealthy by lying to them.
Is there anything more wretched than that?
And then attributing it to the Holy Spirit
and associating it with the name of Jesus.
The peddlers of this perversion
stand guilty of selling a false gospel.”
John MacArthur said that the Prosperity Gospel,
which Joseph Prince is involved in,
is a false gospel.
And a false gospel does not and cannot save.
In a Sunday sermon aired on YouTube,
3 Mar 2024, 6 days ago, Joseph Prince said;
Please click here to view the 50-second video:
“Read the Bible.
The Bible even say, you know,
the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ that though He was rich;
can you imagine how rich Jesus is?
You mean as rich as Elon Musk, richer.
He’s the one that put the diamonds,
sapphires all that in place.
Jesus Christ that though He was rich,
yet for your sakes, He became poor.
He’s talking about really poverty.
It’s not spiritual here.
The context there is that,
it’s talking about material,
material things, material supply.
That you through His poverty
might become rich.
He became poor
that you might be rich.
Does God want you poor?
No, I just quoted the verse just now, right.
Jesus became poor
that you might be rich.”
Joseph Prince said:
“Does God want you poor?
No, I just quoted the verse just now, right.
Jesus became poor
that you might be rich.”
By Joseph Prince’s statement,
he is clearly implying
that there is something wrong
if believers are poor.
This is a great insult
to all the poor believers in the world.
Isn’t Joseph Prince aware
that there are multitudes of poor believers,
especially in the third world?
And even in the first world,
there are poor believers, too.
So, Joseph Prince owes all these poor believers
around the world, especially in the third world
an apology
for insulting them, as he has strongly implied
that there is something wrong with being poor.
There are many arguments that I can marshal
against Joseph Prince’s Prosperity Gospel doctrine.
But let me surface just 2,
and these 2 will be more than enough
to demolish Joseph Prince’s Prosperity Gospel doctrine
and expose it as a scam.
1. The Poor New Covenant Church of Smyrna, Yet Jesus Praised them.
Jesus declared that the church of Smyrna
is materially poor but spiritually rich:
“I know your afflictions and your poverty
– yet you are rich!” (Rev 2:9 NIV).
Jesus did not rebuke them for their lack of faith,
as Joseph Prince may do to Christians
who aren’t rich or prosperous.
The church of Smyrna was facing financial hardship,
perhaps because of the persecution they had been enduring.
Although they were suffering from poverty,
Jesus encouraged them that they were spiritually rich,
being destined to inherit the victor’s crown (Rev 2:10).
Joseph Prince needs to tell us that
if every New Covenant church is supposed to be rich,
why is the church of Smyrna (Rev 2:8-11)
in a state of poverty?
And did Jesus reprimand the church of Smyrna
for being poor?
Did Jesus rebuke them for not praying with enough faith;
to pray themselves out of the curse of poverty?
Joseph Prince would have done that,
but never once did Jesus reprimand them for their poverty.
Conversely, Jesus affirmed the church of Smyrna:
“I know your afflictions and your poverty
– yet you are rich!” (Rev 2:9a NIV).
Jesus was well aware
that they were living in a state of poverty,
yet, Jesus never told them
they had to get out of their poverty
because they were cursed.
Jesus was not as concerned
whether they were materially rich or poor,
but He is utterly concerned
whether they were spiritually rich.
But Jesus didn’t even rebuke the church of Smyrna
for finding themselves in a state of poverty,
but He praised them for being spiritually rich.
Why?
Because the Prosperity Gospel doctrine of Joseph Prince
was never in the mind of Jesus.
Can you now see that Joseph Prince
is not preaching the real Jesus;
he is preaching his own version of Jesus
– the counterfeit Jesus!
2. The Extremely Poor New Covenant Churches in Macedonia, Yet Paul Praised them.
Paul alluded to the excellent example of the generosity
of the extremely poor Macedonian churches
to spur the Corinthians
to give to the poorer Jerusalem believers:
2 Corinthians 8:1-5 NIV
1 “And now, brothers and sisters, we want you to know about the grace that God has given the Macedonian churches. 2 In the midst of a very severe trial, their overflowing joy and their extreme poverty welled up in rich generosity. 3 For I testify that they gave as much as they were able, and even beyond their ability. Entirely on their own, 4 they urgently pleaded with us for the privilege of sharing in this service to the Lord’s people. 5 And they exceeded our expectations: They gave themselves first of all to the Lord, and then by the will of God also to us.
If Christ has come
to make every New Covenant believer materially rich,
as Joseph Prince preaches,
why was there a need for Paul
to collect an offering from the Corinthians
to the poor Jerusalem Christians?
Why were there also poor Christians
such as the Macedonian church in the first place?
But did Paul ever rebuke the Macedonian churches
for their poverty?
No.
Did Paul assure them that their poverty is only temporary,
and soon, they would become rich
because Jesus became poor so that they would be rich?
No.
Paul was indeed moved
because these extremely poor Macedonian Christians
gave beyond what they were able.
He used the Macedonian church
as a model for the Corinthian church to follow
as Paul was motivating them
to give to the poor Jerusalem believers (1 Cor 16:1-3).
But at no time did Paul promise the Macedonian churches
that they, being extremely poor,
would suddenly become materially rich,
just because they had given to the Jerusalem church.
Joseph Prince needs to note
that the churches in Macedonia,
being New Covenant churches,
were not just poor
but extremely poor (2 Cor 8:2).
And the way Paul dealt
with the extremely poor Macedonian church
is so different from the way
Joseph Prince would have dealt with them.
Why?
Because the Prosperity Gospel doctrine of Joseph Prince
was never in the mind of Paul.
Hence, Joseph Prince had lied big time
when he kept saying that Paul was his mentor,
and that he had learned his grace doctrine from Paul.
In summary,
Joseph Prince’s Prosperity Gospel doctrine
that Jesus came to make every New Covenant believer rich
and that believers ought not to be poor,
because there is something wrong with being poor,
is a great insult to all poor believers
and a scam that must be continually exposed.
Whether we are rich or poor,
we are all God’s children
that Jesus came to die and redeemed us from our sins.
Poor believers mustn’t envy the rich and the very rich,
while the very rich, such as Joseph Prince,
should never cast scorn on the poor by insulting them
as though that there is something wrong with being poor.
My Parting Shot to Joseph Prince:
“Hey Joe,
Why you only interested in Sunday Christians?
Wah, you even promise long life & healthy life
to get them back some more, ah.
You like god, you know.
Even true God won’t make such promises, one.
Hey, I thought Jesus mentioned disciples?
Oh, now I know why you not interested in disciples,
but only go for Sunday Christians.
Sunday Christians, easy for you to bluff, right?
Sunday Christians, easy to please, right?
Just give them sugar message every Sunday.
Just help them remove their true guilt
by telling them all sins forgiven are automatic,
including sins like gambling, adultery, etc.
Even when they sin, like sins of rape and murder,
no need to confess sin, one,
but confess they are super righteous.
Then you tell them Christ died for them,
not only to wash away their sins,
but also to make them rich with dollars and cents.
Which Sunday Christians
don’t like this kind of feel-good message?
Which Sunday Christians
won’t go for such get rich scheme?
But you don’t like disciples, right,
because disciples will give you big headache, Mah.
Disciples will challenge you on your false teaching,
like what I do.
One Mr Pen like me, you already can’t handle.
More disciples, means more Mr Pen.
More Mr Pen will give you big nightmares, right?
No wonder you don’t like the Jesus’ type of disciples.
One more thing before I let you go.
In one of your videos, you asked us to
“Read the Bible.
The Bible even say, you know…”
Then you say Jesus became poor to make us rich.
But I check and check, where got?
If really to make us rich with many dollars,
why got poor Smyrna Church, one?
Why got, Macedonian Church, one, worse, even poorer!
Eh, I think your Bible something wrong, Lah.
You read Bible, have riches.
I read same Bible, no riches.
Oh, now I know, Lah,
Nothing wrong with Bible,
something wrong with you.
You so filled with dollars and cents
that you read them into Bible.
Okay, so much for now.
Looking forward to hear from you tomorrow.
Remember, when you preach tomorrow,
I’m looking at you, okay.
But don’t scared, Lah.
Look at me, okay.
You very super good in acting cool, one.
You, like a duck,
act super cool above water,
but below water,
you gabra & waddle like crazy.
But I won’t eat you up, one.
So don’t sacred, ah.
You look at me,
I look at you.
Let’s look at each other tomorrow, okay.
You preach rubbish and more rubbish, tomorrow,
I will sure come for you, one.
You should know me by now, what.
Won’t let you go, one,
until you stop preaching rubbish,
or until God tells me to stop.”
Rev George Ong