What is Omi Agbara (Green Water)? See the items used in making it as mentioned by SBJ Oshoffa

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It is common practice for shepherds, prophets to give those with any form of aliments liquid substances to drink, most of which is water after prayer have been made. But sometimes, liquid substance popularly called 'omi agbara' (Green Water) and others are often given to those with aliments to drink.

These are periods our shepherds need to be careful in respect to the liquid drinks they give to members or non members who may have come to seek deliverance from God.

This is the case of Prophet Micheal Dominic of Jesusegun Parish, Ajangbadi, in Lagos. The Prophet was said to have ask a female non member, Rahamat Audu who was experiencing stomach pain to drink a liquid substance made with lime and honey.

Some minutes after she drank the liquid substance, she died in the hands of her boyfriend. Prophet Dominic and Rahamat's boyfriend, Ifeanyi Enyinna are currently in police detention.

This is a call to our Shepherds. They need to be careful and be spirit led before administering any liquid substance to anyone. Please pass this information to any Church clergy you know.

The secret of Green Water (Omi Agbara) by Reverend SBJ Oshoffa

 

However, in an interview, the founder of the Church responded to a question regarding the Green Water (Omi Agbara) in an interview.

 

Oshoffa mentioned that there is nothing special about Green Water, as it is made from ordinary water, blue alum (potassium sulfate) and mixed together.

He warned that the substance is not to be sold, as it is to help those who have constipation and need to clear their bowels, as no speciality should be ascribed to it, maintaining that Celestial Church is not a secret cult and anyone can make the Green Water if they are interested in knowing how it works, but the blue alum should not be too much.

He clarified further that Green Water is just a laxative like other locally made laxatives used in clearing the stomach, as it is not a charm and it doesn't give any spiritual power, wealth, protection to anyone as some people claim.

In the interview Oshoffa advised those seeking for protection, wealth and spiritual power to seek the Holy Spirit by living a holy life and being prayerful.

 

Watch the interview below.