summarized. Exodus Replayed, Pharaoh Named: Deliverance from Ikpaisong as Africa's Spiritual Exodus By Da Effiong Daniel 1. Introduction: The African Cry and Divine Intervention The narrative of Exodus is not confined to the Jewish experience in Egypt; it is a divine pattern that repeats itself when God's people are oppressed. In the African context, particularly in Southern Nigeria, the Ikpaisong system represented a spiritual Pharaoh whose oppressive demands and ritualistic cruelty mirrored that of Egypt. The theological framework of Exodus 3 and the prophetic lens of Isaiah 19:19-20 reveal a divine pattern: when God hears the cry of His people, He comes down to deliver them. This chapter explores the confrontation between Yahweh and Ikpaisong, situating it within the prophetic and spiritual architecture of biblical deliverance. 2. Exodus 3: A Divine Pattern of Deliverance In Exodus 3:7–8, Yahweh says: "I have surely seen the affliction of my people who...
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Divine Timing and the African Holy Land – A Prophetic Convergence of 1987 Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land AKWA ABASI IBOM STATE Introduction: When Heaven Aligned with Earth In the realm of prophetic history, there are moments when spiritual timelines intersect with national events in ways that defy human orchestration. The year 1987 stands as such a moment—a pivotal hinge in God’s unfolding redemptive narrative for Nigeria, and more specifically, for Akwa Abasi Ibom State. On September 23, 1987, this state was carved out and named in a manner that echoes divine intent. That same year, Pa Sydney Granville Elton, the revered British apostolic voice who had long prophesied a coming revival from Nigeria to the nations, passed away. These two events—one a national birth, the other a prophetic death—form a convergence pregnant with spiritual meaning. That same year marked the quiet beginning of my own involvement in this prophetic timeline. As a junior secondary school s...
*Challenging the Notion of "Poverty" in Third World Nations: A Critical Examination* By: Da Effiong Daniel *Abstract:* The concept of "poverty" in Third World nations has been a subject of debate among scholars, policymakers, and development practitioners. While some argue that these nations face significant economic challenges, others contend that the label of "poverty" oversimplifies the complex realities of these countries. This paper aims to challenge the notion that Third World nations are inherently "poor" and instead highlights their economic resilience, cultural wealth, resourcefulness, and global contributions. *The Limitations of Economic Indicators* Economic indicators such as GDP per capita, industrialization, and technological advancement are often used to measure the development status of nations. However, these indicators have limitations. They fail to capture the non-monetary aspects of economic activity, such as subsistence farmi...
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The Foolishness of Humanity: An Exploration of Romans 1 and the Contrast Between Human and Animal Behavior
The Foolishness of Humanity: An Exploration of Romans 1 and the Contrast Between Human and Animal Behavior *Author:* Da Effiong Daniel, African Holy Land, Akwa Ibom State *Abstract:* This paper explores the concept of humanity's deviation from God's natural order, as described in Romans 1. By comparing human behavior with that of animals, we highlight the contrast between the instinctual wisdom of creation and the seeming foolishness of humanity. We examine the implications of this deviation for human relationships and society, and argue that a return to God's design is essential for human flourishing. *Introduction:* The Bible teaches that humanity's rebellion against God results in a distorted understanding of our place in the world and our relationships with others (Romans 1:18-32). One manifestation of this rebellion is the blurring of boundaries and the rejection of God's design for human relationships. In contrast, the natural world operates according to God...
SAVING TWINS AND THEIR MOTHERS IN RE COLONIAL TIMES IN AFRICA BY DA EFFIONG DANIEL AFRICAN HOLY LAND
SAVING THE TWINS AND FHEIR MOTHERS IN PRE-COLONIAL AFRICAN By Da Effiong Daniel History has it that only the whites (Mary sclessor) saved the twins and their mothers from the harmful practices of killing and throwing away of twins and their mothers by the Efik,Ibibio and Annang people of the then south eastern states of Nigeria. This assertion is not the whole truth. This paper attempt to provide other useful historical information to correct the already existing’ historical document’ that was only attributed glory to the whites; Mary sclessor stopped the killing on twins in Africa, Before the coming of the white(Mary sclessor) to Africa, the killing of twins and ostracized mothers were normal practices in the Efik,Ibibio and Annang speaking people of the then south eastern states Africa . Some twins and mothers were saved from certain death by some Africans who were not Christians evidence abound, because there was no Christianity then in the area but just have love for the twins an...