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Captured By Sodom, By Ayo Akerele
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Captured By Sodom, By Ayo Akerele

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In 2016, a servant of God complained bitterly to me that a friend was pressuring him to purchase a ring, an occultic ring supposedly used to perform miracles. He refused the offer. When I asked him for the price, he told me, and I was stunned. Even more troubling was the fact that this pastor […]

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