Preaching in the Ability to See series on the Nkwagye Kwan radio program, Dr Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim rejected the claim that the Bible is a “white man’s deception,” arguing that the missionaries who brought Christianity to Africa were only messengers of God’s message of salvation, not its originators.
He said the Bible’s accounts are supported by the existence of the countries, cities and towns mentioned in Scripture, including Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Bethlehem, Nazareth and Capernaum, which he said demonstrate that the biblical narratives are not fabricated stories.
Dr Kuuku Dadzie attributed the rejection of Scripture among some traditionalists to demonic influence, saying evil spirits worked to keep people from worshipping the God of the Bible. He urged traditionalists to be honest about their real reason for avoiding church loyalty to ancestral worship rather than dismissing the Bible as fraudulent.
He maintained that traditional worship should not be confused with claims that the Bible is deceptive, saying people who choose ancestral worship should state that position clearly rather than dismissing the Bible as a false account. He also emphasized that God is presented in Scripture as the source behind its message and history, not the missionaries.
According to Dr Kuuku Dadzie, the Bible also went through a long process of scrutiny and consensus involving Jewish rabbis and scholars before being accepted as authentic Scripture. He cited King James of England and other believers who studied the Bible and drew on its teachings for wisdom.
He concluded that the Bible provides spiritual understanding and guidance for living wisely, emphasizing his position that its historical accounts and teachings are truthful and that belief in its message leads people toward God and salvation.
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