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GIVE FIRE BOOK Ll Startnow Channel Give Me F re OR I Die Iyke Oriaku GIVE ME FIRE OR I DIE Copy right © IYKE ORIAKU 2018 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior permission of the copyright owner. ISBN 978-978-50822-5-8 Printed And Published By: Endtime Revival Altar (ERA) Publications I dedicate this book to my late parents, Rev D.U and Rev Lilian Oriaku whose legacy of fire we the ten children they left behind are still keeping till date. i I acknowledge all the men and women whom God has used to help me come this far. I am passionately grateful for all your gesture of fire. You shall not miss your reward. ii “Many people have read these messages you are about to read and God used the book to set their hearts ablaze. Today, they are burning for God. May that be your testimony also after reading this book, in Jesus Name, Amen!" Rev. Stanley Oriaku Grace Tabernacle, Benin Republic (Authors' Elder Brother) iii Contents Chapter 1 Please, correct me in love if you think I am lying against Late Arch Bishop Benson Idahosa. 1 Chapter 2 This is the 'name' of the man god Revealed that will take the mantle From Papa Uma Ukpai.” 4 Chapter 3 Before you start praying for Sponsor for your ministry, This is what to do. 7 Chapter 4 This is the message I 'Preached' and They said that I was insulting Bishop David Oyedepo. 9 Chapter 5 Anyone with useful information of How to track this Christ Embassy Pastor down should please tell us. 14 Chapter 6 Lord, give me back my yesterday! 18 Chapter 7 Many of today's churches and bible Schools may never teach you what Prostitutes taught me years ago About the coming worldwide revival! 23 Chapter 8. When will you get tired of depending On men who are depending on men? 33 Chapter 9 Man of god, let us pray! 36 Chapter 10 This might be why you are finding It hard to observe fasting! 39 Chapter 11 That nonsense must stop now! 43 Chapter 12 What Hausa people taught me About the power of God 52 Chapter 13 Before you challenge that witch In your village, read this! 54 Chapter 14 "Teacher, don't teach Me nonsense!” 62 Chapter 15 Incase you inherited ancient Family battles, this is for you! 67 Chapter 16 Any man that did not teach you About spiritual warfare has Not taught you everything yet. 72 iv Chapter 17 Ask the Ooni of Ife, he Can teach us better 75 Chapter 18 Why the chief priest in a village Cursed my late father and gave Him seven days to die! 80 Chapter 19 Be careful before they Steal your fire! 90 Chapter 20 A message to those who wants To become popular in our time. 104 Chapter 21 This is to those genuine born Again believers in church who Have been crying for god to help Them stop falling into the sin of Fornication. (don't read if you Have never fallen before) 108 Chapter 22 This is the message a homosexual Heard and repented. Now, he is on Fire. And false prophets are trying Every way to blackmail him, So that he will stop exposing them... 113 Chapter 23 Ask a false prophet you know Very well, he will also confirm this story. 119 Chapter 24 When a revivalist Needs revival 122 Chapter 25 "Fright newspaper" Published this Week that all the young men of God in Nigeria are now using juju To do ministry... Please, is it true? 124 Chapter 26 Whatever happened to the message of repentance in our time! 128 Chapter 27 This is a message to David, Papa Oyedepo's son. I pray he doesn't read this and Think that i am envying him. 131 Chapter 28 This is one of the secrets of our Fathers that has made them Phenomenal, which some of them Might never write in their books. 137 Chapter 29 I see men building another Tower of babel? 143 Chapter 30 I wonder why they did not Teach me this in bible school Early enough. 147 Chapter 31 God, please, if you love me, Give me what you did not Give to any man alive now! 150 v Iyke Oriaku Ministering: Eagles Convention, Umuahia under Pastor U.C Ohakam Radical Evangelism in Benin Republic A Whole Street Renounced Voodoo Worship in Benin Republic During One Of The Evangelisms Missionary Activity in Mosquitoe Village, Lagos State Chapter 01 PLEASE, CORRECT ME IN LOVE IF YOU THINK I AM LYING AGAINST LATE ARCH BISHOP BENSON IDAHOSA. bout 85 percent of ministers in Nigeria today have seen late Arch bishop Benson Idahosa in their dreams Aonce or twice? There is hardly a man of God I have met that have not told me the encounters he had with him. I mean, even as he has died many years ago. My first encounter with him was on my birthday in 2006. I was just getting into Christ newly then. He came with some faces of men and women who have ran their race and left the scene. He gave me something like a stick and said to me: "HERE IS THE BATON, BUT GET READY FOR THE BATTLES...” My hands were shaking and he was laughing. As he tapped me at my back, I woke up. Several times after that time, I have also seen him. Last week, a man of God called me for almost one hour, telling me how he has been seeing late Benson Idahosa in his dreams. And I am asking myself, that: "Among all the anointed men and women of God that lived in his days, why is it him that God chose to be using to encourage young men of God in their dreams or revelations?” Friends, there must be something this man did that we are not doing. There must be some kind of prayer this man prayed that 1 we are too lazy to pray. This man must have seen some part of God my generation have been so distracted to look for. Lord, please show me what You showed this man that made him an eternal excellency and the joy of many generations. Many years after he has gone to be with the Lord, his life is still impacting people. Please, Lord, Give me the value my generation alone cannot finish eating from. Give me OIL that will benefit the generation that will be here 200 years after. Distract every distraction Lord and help my weaknesses. If you used Papa Idahosa in that capacity, I know there is a search in heaven now, for men and women who will pay commensurate price in the place of prayer. To walk in dimensions unknown to men. Please, Lord, interrupt us from this pursuit of vanities. Bend us at all cost. And please, use us. So that even after we have died, we will still be 'alive'. I'm one of those praying this prayer. We can't only shout Fire and die and our children will have nothing of eternal value to say about us. There are more prayers to make sir. Some of us, God told us that we are going to become the next Benny Hinn. But because we have gotten tired in prayer, we have settled in the little manifestations we see during our village crusades. Where is that woman reading this? God told you that He is calling you into ministry to carry the kind of Fire only men have ever carried. You were doing well before. But now, you have grown cold in prayer. Can you go back to those days you used to pray and fast? Man of God, please, you are too young to enter church politics. Leave them to keep dragging who will carry bags for big men of God in your denomination, so that they will be 2 posted into big churches. Go and hide somewhere and look for God. When you find Him, both those carrying bags and those they are carrying bags for will know that you have found GOD. Lord, I am ashamed of the times I have wasted defending my doctrines. Let them win the arguments. But please, don't leave us like this. Give us FIRE. Friend, if that is your prayer too? Then, let us pray! 3 Chapter 02 THIS IS THE ‘NAME’ OF THE MAN GOD REVEALED THAT WILL TAKE THE MANTLE FROM PAPA UMA UKPAI.” hen Papa Uma Ukpai was at your age, he was praying for 8 to 10 hours everyday. But you can't Weven pray above 1 hour daily. When he was at your level in ministry, he was preaching without sleeping in hotels. And sometimes, without honorarium. But when you preach, you rob people of their cars and landed properties. You and your host fights in the hotel room everyday while sharing the money you raised from his gullible members. And yet, you want God to make you have weight like Uma Ukpai. And every day, you run to Uyo and sow seed into his ministry. Anywhere he is ministering, you rush and take pictures with him. And come back home and start living a prayerless life. You go to program and still continue to rob people of their salaries. Man of God, stop wasting your fantasy. The mantle Uma Ukpai is carrying doesn't belong to him.
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