“When God calls a man or woman, what they will eat, what they will use and everything they need for their journey will be provided abundantly by God.”

—  T. B. Joshua

On tithing - "TB Joshua Returns Elderly Woman's Half-A-Million Naira Tithe" http://www.premiumtimesng.com/letter-to-the-editor/176233-t-b-joshua-returns-elderly-womans-half-a-million-naira-tithe176233.html Premium Times, Nigeria (February 4 2015)

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Nigerian Christian leader 1963

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