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You Are Older Than the Earth: A Mystery Revealed By Da Effiong Daniel African Holy Land Modern science confirms that your body contains atoms far older than the Earth, the Sun, or even our solar system. Some of the hydrogen atoms found in your body—present in every drop of water and every strand of DNA—originated during what scientists call the "Big Bang," dated over 13 billion years ago.[1] These atoms were formed in the very dawn of time, long before galaxies emerged. Over eons, they cycled through stars, supernovae, and cosmic dust—until they became part of you. In a very real sense, your body carries the memory of creation. You are not merely matter—you are a living testimony of divine intention. Yet, this is not a mystery to God. Long before science arrived at such conclusions, the Scriptures declared that man existed in the foreknowledge of God: > “Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly plac...

As It Was in the Days of Noah: Alien Marriages, Giants, and the Return of Strange Flesh A Prophetic Warning to the Church By Da Effiong Daniel The African Holy Land “But as the days of Noah were, so shall also the coming of the Son of man be.” – Matthew 24:37 In the ancient days of Noah, when human populations began to multiply on the earth, something unnatural occurred: “When human beings began to increase in number on the earth and daughters were born to them, the sons of God saw that the daughters of humans were beautiful, and they married any of them they chose.” – Genesis 6:1–2 These “sons of God”—interpreted by many as fallen angels—married fair and beautiful women. The result of these strange unions was the birth of the Nephilim , the giants and mighty men of renown. These hybrid offspring corrupted the earth, filled it with violence, and provoked divine judgment through the great flood. Then, ugly aliens married fair and beautiful women. Now, handsome men marry u...

 The Twin Lands of Covenant; Israel and Akwa Ibom as God’s Prophetic Witness By Da Effiong Daniel  “Two nations are in your womb; two peoples shall be separated from your body; one people shall be stronger than the other, and the older shall serve the younger.” — Genesis 25:23 Introduction: A Prophetic Parallel of Twin Nations From the earliest pages of Scripture, the concept of twins has served as a sacred metaphor—embodying covenantal destinies, territorial inheritances, and divine contrasts. The prophecy spoken over Rebekah’s womb—that “two nations are within you”—did not merely describe Jacob and Esau, but echoed into God’s unfolding plan for the nations. In these last days, a profound spiritual reality is emerging: Israel and Africa —specifically Akwa Ibom State in Nigeria —as twin lands in God’s redemptive geometry. They represent a divine pattern of natural and spiritual inheritance , judgment and mercy , law and grace , and ultimately, the reunification of Go...

 Grave and Gravity – The Final Battle Jesus Won By Da Effiong Daniel Introduction The grave , in every culture, represents the end—the conclusion of man’s strength, purpose, and pursuit. It is the realm where all things fall , the bottomless depth that consumes the living. But behind the physical grave lies a deeper mystery: a spiritual force that constantly pulls everything downward. This force is gravity —a scientific law, yes—but also a spiritual principle, enforced by territorial deities like Ikpaisong , the earthmothergod . Gravity is more than physics. It is a spiritual sentence upon fallen mankind: You came from the dust, and to dust you shall return. It is this realm— the grave, gravity, and the gravitational pull of death —that Jesus Christ invaded, conquered, and overcame . 1. Gravity and the Grave: Same Root, Same Spirit Both gravity and grave share the Latin root “gravis,” meaning weight, heaviness, burden. This is not coincidence. It speaks to a universal ...

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A Medical Missionary at the Gate of Hell: Dr. Farrar and the Church of Christ at the Shrine By Da Effiong Daniel Gideon Did It First — The Precedent of Divine Confrontation When God commanded Gideon to tear down the altars of Baal and the idols of his father’s house, he obeyed. At the very place where idolatry once thrived, he built an altar unto the Lord God of Israel (Judges 6:25–27). In my language and experience, that place where darkness was dethroned became “the church at the shrine.” Dr. Henry Farrar was not the first to confront and overthrow idols in the power of God. Gideon did it—and the results were tremendous. But in modern African history, Dr. Farrar’s confrontation with the Ikpaisong shrine in 1964 broke records in both spiritual and natural realms. His bold actions earned him strange but telling titles: > “The man who talks to shrines like he’s talking to men,” “The white man who preaches in the market.” When the Gods Heard and Repented At Ikpaisong shrine in Ikot Ns...

*"The Muzzled Prophets: A Scathing Indictment of Cowardice"* By Da Effiong Daniel In the hallowed halls of spirituality, a cancerous rot has set in. Prophets and ministers, once stalwarts of divine truth, have been reduced to spineless sycophants, their mouths gagged by the suffocating grip of societal expectations and personal convenience. The prophetic voice, once a thunderous declaration of righteousness, has been emasculated, silenced by the fear of man. The pulpits, once pulpits of fire and brimstone, now spew forth lukewarm platitudes, designed to tickle the itching ears of a world more concerned with self-preservation than spiritual authenticity. The bold declarations of old have given way to watered-down nonsense, a pathetic attempt to appease the masses rather than proclaim the unadulterated truth of God. But what has led to this reprehensible state of affairs? Is it the fear of rejection, the fear of being unpopular, or the fear of losing relevance? Or is it somethi...

THE GOD THAT ANSWERS BY FIRE: JESUS CHRIST IS THE GOD OF ELIJAH By Da Effiong Daniel Introduction In the contest on Mount Carmel, Elijah issued a powerful challenge to Israel: “The God who answers by fire, He is God.” — 1 Kings 18:24 Fire became the decisive proof of divine authenticity. Baal's prophets failed, but the God of Elijah responded with consuming fire. This was not just a dramatic sign—it was a revelation of who truly reigns. When we trace this divine fire from Mount Carmel through the prophets, the Gospels, and into Revelation, one conclusion arises: Jesus Christ is the God of Elijah who answers by fire . 1. The Throne of God Is Surrounded by Fire In Daniel’s vision of the Ancient of Days, we see the nature of God's holy throne: “A fiery stream issued and came forth from before him…” — Daniel 7:10 This fire represents divine purity, justice, and authority. The fire that came from heaven in Elijah’s day flowed from this same throne. This vision show...

Spiritual Indirect Rule and Political Indirect Rule: A Comparative Analysis By Da Effiong Daniel Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Introduction The concepts of spiritual indirect rule and political indirect rule have been influential across historical and cultural landscapes. While political indirect rule refers to a colonial governance strategy that relied on indigenous rulers and systems, spiritual indirect rule denotes a system in which ancestral spirits or deities govern societies through intermediaries such as elders, priests, or spiritual custodians. This paper provides a comparative analysis of both systems, exploring their similarities, distinctions, implications, and the broader socio-spiritual dynamics they present—especially in the context of African history and spirituality. Political Indirect Rule Definition and Implementation Political indirect rule was a colonial administrative system used notably by the British Empire to govern territories by leveraging local traditional institu...

Africa: The Spiritual Headquarters of Black Power and Redemption Introduction: God Named All Things – Including Darkness From the beginning, God created and named all things. Names in the Bible are not mere labels—they carry destiny, identity, and purpose. When Lucifer fell from heaven, he did not just lose his position; he was renamed spiritually—Darkness (Genesis 1:2). That moment marked the beginning of a long war between light and darkness , between God and the prince of darkness . “The earth was without form and void, and darkness was on the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the waters.” — Genesis 1:2 Darkness here is not neutral. It represents the presence of a rebellious spirit now occupying the deep (spiritual waters). That fallen spirit would go on to claim physical territories , and his first visible trademark would be seen in Africa . Greek Etymology: Africa and the Black Identity The Greeks and Romans who encountered African peoples ass...

🔥 The Human Level of God and the Conquest of Darkness By Da Effiong Daniel Prophetic Witness of the African Holy Land Introduction Among all spiritual paths and philosophies on earth, Christianity stands alone with a staggering claim: God became man . He walked among us, died our death, entered the realm of the dead, and rose again in glory. This is the human level of God — not the deification of man, but the voluntary descent of God into humanity. The true gospel is not man reaching for God, but God stooping to reach man . And that descent shook the foundations of hell. Created in His Image “Let Us make man in Our image...” (Genesis 1:26) This divine declaration wasn't just about biology. It was about purpose — to create a visible vessel that reflects God’s invisible glory. Adam, the first man, is called the son of God (Luke 3:38). He was not divine, but he bore God’s image. Humanity was always meant to carry God’s likeness — to rule the earth as His representat...

Title: Take Up the Cross: Africa's Prophetic Role from Isaiah's Altar to Calvary's Hill Author: Da Effiong Daniel, African Holy Land Abstract: This article explores the prophetic and theological connections between Isaiah 19:19–20, Hebrews 13:10, Revelation 11:8, and the historical event of Simon of Cyrene carrying the cross of Christ. The argument situates Africa not as a peripheral participant but as a central, prophetic agent in the redemptive drama of Scripture. From Isaiah’s vision of an altar in Egypt to the crucifixion “outside the gate” in a place called spiritually Egypt, Africa’s involvement is divinely appointed and deeply symbolic. This paper proposes that Simon of Cyrene’s act of carrying the cross was not incidental but prophetic, representing Africa’s unique calling in both historical redemption and eschatological witness. Christ’s invitation to "take up your cross" was globally proclaimed, yet first physically fulfilled by an African, pointing...