Father frozen priest Nigeria’s claim not to know the Scriptures

The media personality of Ifedayo Olarinde, aka Daddy Freeze, has been taken to social media to overshadow Pastor Nigeria, claiming that he had never met those who knew the scriptures.

Daddy Freeze, who filed a claim in a video that made a round on social media, acknowledged that most of the Nigerian priests quoted the Bible widely.

He stated that most Nigerian scholars need to ensure that they appropriately apply scholarships to the doctrine because they fail to understand the scriptures in the correct context.

Freeze’s father said, “I believe that priests must apply scholarships to the doctrine. I took the time to learn it, and when I said the scriptures study, I mean learning. I have never met a Nigerian priest who knows the Bible. They might know the Bible, but they don’t know the Bible.

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He further emphasized the need for intellectual depth and said that understanding the Bible requires more than just reading famous translations like the King James version.

” What is what you call scientific consensus, which means they have been sitting with papyrus, sitting in the original scriptures and what is left, and they can agree with the data. Do you understand what I say?.

“You can’t tell me that you know the Bible because you have studied King James from beginning to end. Until you learn in the original language, you don’t know the Bible.” “Daddy Freeze records.

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