Biography of benson idahosa pdf
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Archbishop Benson IDAHOSA Biography
Benson Andrew Idahosa was born on the 11th of September, in Benin City, Edo State Nigeria into an impoverished family. And because of that, he had a poor education background. He started school at the age of 14, but before then, he was always sent to the farm to work.
Benson Idahosa got born again in in Assemblies of God Church, Benin, and since that time, he began taking God and the gospel serious. Sooner or later, he was filled with the Holy Spirit and began teaching in different villages.
In many of the meetings he held, there were diverse kinds of healing and miracles and because of that, the news spread across many other villages which enhanced the work of evangelism.
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It was in that Idahosa received the mandate of preaching the gospel with signs. So he began a Bible study group nära a store before moving to a bigger facility.
He was ordained in by his mentor, S G Elton and Freda
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His Early Christian Ministry Testimony
As a young Christian, I once heard my pastor say during a morning service that Christians could raise the dead in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ. I believed it with all my heart. And flying around on my bicycle in those days, I went through the city of Benin in search of a dead person to raise to life. After about five hours of hard searching I found a compound where a little girl had died a few hours before. The corpse had been cleaned and prepared for burial. I walked boldly up to the father of the dead child. “The God whom I serve can bring your baby back to life,” I told him. “Will you permit me to pray for the child and bring her back to life?” The man was startled, but he agreed. With great enthusiasm, I walked into the room and up to the bed. The child was cold and dead. With s
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THE IDAHOSA WE KNOW: A BIOGRAPHICAL COMPENDIUM
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