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Many people misunderstand what Dr. Abel Damina means when he says, “Jesus was not born by Mary.” It may sound controversial at first, but the explanation is doctrinal, not biological. Dr. Damina is not denying that Mary physically carried and delivered Jesus as a baby. Instead, he is explaining that Mary did not originate Jesus, nor did she supply the human body of Christ. According to scripture, God Himself prepared the body, and Mary simply carried it. In essence, Mary served as a surrogate mother, a chosen vessel who hosted the manifestation of God’s Word in human form. This truth becomes undeniable when we examine the scriptures. In Hebrews 10:5, Jesus says, “A body hast Thou prepared Me.” Notice carefully. He did not say a body “Mary created for Me,” or a body “from Mary.” The body was prepared by God, not produced by human biology. Mary did not contribute seed or genetic origin. She simply carried the body God Himself formed by His Word and implanted in her by the Holy Spirit. This is why the conception bypassed human reproduction entirely. Luke 1:34–35 shows Mary asking, “How shall this be, seeing I know not a man?” Her virginity proves the body Jesus had did not come from human lineage but from divine preparation. This reveals a profound truth: Mary did not produce Jesus, she only carried Him. She was the vessel, not the source. She was the channel, not the creator. She was the womb, not the giver of life. This is exactly why Dr. Damina teaches that Mary was more like a surrogate mother, a carrier of the Word made flesh. Scripture reinforces this again in 1 Timothy 3:16: “And God was manifest in the flesh.” It does not say God was “created in the flesh” or “born into existence.” It says manifest, meaning something that already existed was made visible. The birth of Jesus was not the beginning of God; it was the unveiling of God in a body He Himself prepared. The appearance of Jesus on earth was a manifestation of the eternal Word, not the biological beginning of a new person. John 1:1 and 1:14 make this even clearer: the Word was God from the beginning, and that same eternal Word “became flesh.” The Person called Jesus existed long before Mary. He did not originate from her; He only passed through her. Galatians 4:4 says God “sent forth” His Son, meaning Jesus already existed, before being “made of a woman” (not made by a woman). So, why did Dr. Damina teach this so strongly? To correct religious misunderstandings that make it seem like Mary produced or originated Jesus, or that Jesus began in Bethlehem. According to revelation knowledge, the incarnation is not a human producing divinity, it is divinity clothing Himself in a body prepared by God, and that body simply passed through Mary. #PureFaith #unveilingchristministry #gospeltruth #AbelDamina #pastors #church #God #jesus #usa #canada #nigeria #bibleverse #trendingpost #facebookviral Abel Damina

Many people quote Philippians 1:6 without understanding what Paul was really teaching. The verse says: “Being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.” Many believers use this scripture as a motivational statement for finishing projects, building houses, completing business plans, or achieving personal dreams. But when studied in context, and especially from the lens of Dr. Abel Damina’s Christocentric teaching. Paul was not referring to material achievements at all. The “good work” Paul refers to is salvation, not earthly success. In Philippians 1:5, Paul was talking about their partnership in the gospel. Therefore, the “good work” is the work God began in them the day they believed: He saved them, sanctified them, sealed them with the Holy Spirit, and placed them in Christ. Salvation is the divine work God started in every believer, not the building of houses, the success of a business, or the completion of personal ambitions. Paul also makes it clear that this work continues “until the day of Jesus Christ,” which is not a deadline for earthly goals but the final moment of glorification at Christ’s appearing. That “day” is the resurrection, the redemption of the body. Scripture explains this in several places. Romans 8:23 says we are “waiting for the redemption of our body.” In 1 Corinthians 15:52–53, Paul describes the moment when “this mortal shall put on immortality.” And 1 John 3:2 says that when Christ appears, “we shall be like Him.” This is the completion of the good work, a glorified, immortal, resurrected body. This verse cannot be referring to material projects or earthly goals. If it did, then unbelievers who complete their projects would contradict the scripture. Many believers die without finishing every goal, yet their salvation remains intact. Paul did not shift from the message of Christ to a motivational seminar about personal achievements. His focus was purely on the eternal work God performs in the believer. The “good work” is what Jesus began in you at salvation. The continuation is the Spirit’s ongoing work in your growth. The completion is the resurrection of your body when Jesus appears. This verse has nothing to do with completing businesses, houses, dreams, or earthly ambitions. Paul’s message is assurance: the salvation God began in you is irreversible, unshakable, and guaranteed to be perfected in glory. Philippians 1:6 is not a motivational line for material success, it is a powerful declaration of the believer’s eternal security in Christ. #TruthExposed #Christ #AbelDamina #bibletruth #savedbygrace #pastors #God #church #canada #nigeria #trendingpost #facebookreelsviral Abel Damina

Many people quote Philippians 1:6 without understanding what Paul was really teaching. The verse says: “Being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ.” Many believers use this scripture as a motivational statement for finishing projects, building houses, completing business plans, or achieving personal dreams. But when studied in context, and especially from the lens of Dr. Abel Damina’s Christocentric teaching. Paul was not referring to material achievements at all. The “good work” Paul refers to is salvation, not earthly success. In Philippians 1:5, Paul was talking about their partnership in the gospel. Therefore, the “good work” is the work God began in them the day they believed: He saved them, sanctified them, sealed them with the Holy Spirit, and placed them in Christ. Salvation is the divine work God started in every believer, not the building of houses, the success of a business, or the completion of personal ambitions. Paul also makes it clear that this work continues “until the day of Jesus Christ,” which is not a deadline for earthly goals but the final moment of glorification at Christ’s appearing. That “day” is the resurrection, the redemption of the body. Scripture explains this in several places. Romans 8:23 says we are “waiting for the redemption of our body.” In 1 Corinthians 15:52–53, Paul describes the moment when “this mortal shall put on immortality.” And 1 John 3:2 says that when Christ appears, “we shall be like Him.” This is the completion of the good work, a glorified, immortal, resurrected body. This verse cannot be referring to material projects or earthly goals. If it did, then unbelievers who complete their projects would contradict the scripture. Many believers die without finishing every goal, yet their salvation remains intact. Paul did not shift from the message of Christ to a motivational seminar about personal achievements. His focus was purely on the eternal work God performs in the believer. The “good work” is what Jesus began in you at salvation. The continuation is the Spirit’s ongoing work in your growth. The completion is the resurrection of your body when Jesus appears. This verse has nothing to do with completing businesses, houses, dreams, or earthly ambitions. Paul’s message is assurance: the salvation God began in you is irreversible, unshakable, and guaranteed to be perfected in glory. Philippians 1:6 is not a motivational line for material success, it is a powerful declaration of the believer’s eternal security in Christ. #TruthExposed #Christ #AbelDamina #bibletruth #savedbygrace #pastors #God #church #canada #nigeria #trendingpost #facebookreelsviral Abel Damina

SOME MISUNDERSTOOD OLD TESTAMENT PASSAGES. Read in Light of Christ Many statements in the Old Testament were written from human perception, not full revelation. Here are key examples Dr. Abel Damina often clarifies: 1. “Did God repent?” Moses and other prophets wrote statements like: Genesis 6:6 “It repented the Lord…” 1 Samuel 15:11 “It repenteth me that I made Saul king…” Judges 2:18 “…it repented the Lord…” But later, the same scriptures say: Numbers 23:19 – “God is not a man that He should repent.” So is God confused? No. These are human interpretations, not God changing His mind. They wrote from limited revelation, not Christ. 2. “God came down to check?” Genesis 18:21. “I will go down now and see…” But God is all-knowing. He doesn’t need investigation. That language reflects man’s viewpoint, not God’s limitation. 3. “God wanted to kill Moses?” Exodus 4:24 says the Lord “sought to kill him.” But think about it: Can the Almighty “try” and fail? Does God attempt murder? Of course not. Moses reported based on fear and perception, not accurate revelation. #unveilingchristministry #treandingpost #PureFaith #Christian #AbelDamina #bibleverse #Godisgood #grace #nigeria #canada #usa #bible #followerseveryone #highlightseveryonefollowers #everyonefollowers #facebookviral #trendingpost #hilights Abel Damina

Failure is not the end of the road; it is the rock on which true success is built. Every great achievement in history stands on a foundation of trials, mistakes, and moments that felt like dead ends. When you fail, it does not mean you are incapable or incompetent. It simply means you are learning, redefining yourself and preparing for a greater victory. Failure sharpens your vision, strengthens your results, and teaches you lessons that comfort never will. Many people see failure as a sign to quit, but the truth is that every failure is a hidden classroom. It teaches discipline, courage, resilience, and humility. It reveals who you are and what you’re truly made of. When you fall, you discover new ways to rise. When you stumble, you find new path to walk. Success does not come to those who never fall; it comes to those who refuse to stay down. The greatest champions are not people who avoided defeat, but people who stood up after every setback with a new fire in their spirit. Failure tests your passion, your patience, and your purpose. When you choose to keep going despite the storms, you unlock supernatural strength you never knew you had. Embrace your failures not with shame, but with courage. Every mistake is molding you to greatness, every setback is preparing your comeback, and every disappointment is positioning you for a devine breakthrough. Rise with confidence, grow through challenges, and remember: success tastes sweeter when you’ve survived the bitterness of failure. Keep moving, keep believing and keep living a purposeful life. Your purpose is the compass that gives direction to every step you take. #trendingpost #summer #trendingnow #Success #trend #digitalmarketing #contentcreator #Purpose

OVERCOMING PEER PRESSURE: There comes a moment in everyone’s life when the voices around you become louder than the voice within you. Peer pressure does not always show up as something loud or forceful. Sometimes it’s the push to fit in, to be accepted, to do what “EVERYONE ELSE” is doing. But true strength begins the day you decide "That your identity is not for negotiation." You are not here to MIRROR or immitate others; you are here to stand firm living a legacy to be remembered for. Overcoming peer pressure starts with clarity. When you know your purpose, your values, your goals, and the direction you want your life to take, it becomes easier to say “NO” to anything that derails your focus or purpose. Not every opinion deserves your attention, and not every influence deserves access to your life. You must choose what shapes you, because what shapes you determines what you become. Remember, courage does not always roar. It often whispers. It’s the quiet decision to walk away from the crowd so you can walk toward destiny fulfillment. It’s the bravery to choose growth over approval, discipline over distraction, and authenticity over popularity. Standing alone might feel uncomfortable, but losing yourself to please others is far more painful. Surround yourself with people who see your potential, not those who pressure you to compromise it. Build a circle that encourages responsibility, integrity, and vision. And always remind yourself that you were not created to blend in, you were created to live a legacy. Overcoming peer pressure is not just an act of resistance; it is an act of self-respect, purpose, and personal victory. Follow my Facebook page Neba Bran Ice for faithfilled enriching content. #trendingnow #digitalmarketing #success #trendingpost #contentcreator #growthmindset #purpose

THE POWER OF CREATIVITY AND ACCEPTANCE TO CHANGE: Creativity is one of the greatest gifts God planted in every human being. It is the inner gift that allows us to see beyond what is, into what could be. When we embrace creativity, we unlock fresh ideas, new possibilities, and unique solutions that elevate our lives. Creativity is not reserved for artists or innovators alone. Every time you think differently, imagine more, or choose a new approach, you are exercising the power within you. But creativity flourishes best when we are willing to accept change. Change is not the enemy; it is the bridge between where you are and where you are meant to be. Many people resist change because it challenges comfort zones, routines, and familiar patterns. Yet, without change, growth becomes impossible. Acceptance opens the door to transformation, and transformation opens the door to destiny. When creativity meets acceptance, something extraordinary happens: your life begins to evolve. You become more flexible, more courageous, and more open to opportunities that once seemed unreachable. Instead of fearing transitions, you begin to see them as divine invitations to elevate. You realize that every new season requires a new version of you. One that thinks, dreams, and acts with renewed vision. So today, dare to create, and dare to embrace change. Let your mind stretch beyond the limits of yesterday. Let your heart welcome the transitions designed to usher you into greater purpose. The power of creativity and acceptance can turn challenges into stepping stones and uncertainty into advancement. Trust the process, believe in your gifts, and walk boldly into the new things waiting for you. Your future is calling create it, accept it, and grow through it. Happy New Month to you. #DigitalMarketing #trendingpost #contentcreator #success #summer #trendingnow #trend

THE RIGHT TIMING FOR GROWTH AND PURPOSE FULFILLMENT. Growth does not happen overnight, and purpose is never fulfilled in panic. Just like seeds buried in the soil, we don’t always see the silent work happening beneath the surface. But your creator knows when the ground is ready, when the roots are strong, and when the fruit will carry the weight of the harvest. Trust that even in your quiet seasons, something meaningful is being prepared inside you. Many people get discouraged when life doesn’t move according to their plans, forgetting that delay is not denial but preparation. Right timing is not about when doors open, It’s about who you have become by the time they open. Sometimes He slows us down so He can strengthen our character, refine our gifts, and build the maturity needed to sustain the blessings and responsibilities ahead. What looks like a waiting period is often a transformation process. Purpose comes alive when preparation meets opportunity, and that combination requires patience and discernment. You cannot rush the process and expect lasting results. Every challenge you face, every lesson you learn, and every step you take adds a piece to the picture God is painting. Growth does not feel glamorous, but it is necessary because what He is doing is far greater than what you can imagine. So embrace your season in Faith and Confidence. When it's time, everything will align, doors will open effortlessly. What felt impossible will unfold naturally. Keep growing, keep believing, and keep showing up. Your time is coming and when it does, the world will see the beauty from within you. You're priceless, untouchable and favored by your creator. Never stop being a blessing to those around you. Happy New of December to you. #trendingnow #growthmindset #success #nevergiveup #contentcreator #trendingpost