Dr. Frimpong Boateng curses people who are destroying the environment

Prof. Frimpong Boateng, a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon and former minister of the environment, has issued a warning and warned that anyone who damages rivers, woods, or other natural ecosystems will face God’s wrath.

At a breakfast meeting hosted by the Kumasi Chapter of the Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship to commemorate its 40th anniversary in the Ashanti Region, the former minister delivered the forceful declarations supported by scriptures.

“Revelations 11:18 says the nations are angry because your wrath has come. The time has come for you to punish the dead and to reward your servants the prophets and saints who revere your name.”

“The last line is, ‘and to punish those who destroy the earth. That is what God says. He will destroy people who destroy the earth.” He asserted.

A wave of both praise and criticism has accompanied Professor Frimpong Boateng’s study on the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Illegal Mining’s operations, which exposed suspected involvement of politicians and powerful figures in the government, the media, and the presidency.

“We must know we are not alone when we are destroying our environment,” Prof. Frimpong Boateng advised. The other animals are all quite significant. We exist to carry out God’s will. to provide for the least, last, and lost.

He provided examples to support his claim, showing how the removal of just one tree can result in a serious ecological imbalance and the disruption of an entire network of symbiotic animals and habitats that God, in all his infinite wisdom, created.

“When we take machines into the forest, pull down trees; there may be a dozen birds with their nests there as their home. We might find lizards, termites and other things there as their habitat. When we take it down it is like an earthquake to these organisms. For these animals, there are thousands of earthquakes in Ghana everyday destroying their habitats, water and food sources.”

Professor Frimpong Boateng chided, “They will not survive, and God is not happy with that.”:

He asked, “When was the last time you saw a vulture in Ghana? Vultures need tall trees and if you destroy their habitats, their food and sources of water, they will die.”

Prof. Frimpong Boateng encouraged the audience to envision a scenario in which a more powerful being invaded the world and destroyed all of the dwellings and all of the food and water that humans relied on to exist.

He cited Jonah’s visit to Nineveh as an example of how God was not only concerned with preserving the lives of the 120 thousand inhabitants, but also spoke about the animals that resided there, demonstrating his verse-savvy memory.

Gideon Tei, the president of the Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship’s Kumasi chapter, was overjoyed when Prof. Fimpong Boateng gave useful advice for leading a life that reflected God’s grace.

Listening to him, Ivan Heathcote-Fumador said, “He has gone this far by grace. Given his advanced age, those of us who are ascending may only look to God for assistance in receiving this honor.

The Full Gospel Businessmen’s Fellowship will hold its annual world conference in Ghana this year from July 13 to July 15 in the nation’s capital, Accra.

Following Nigeria’s hosting of the conference in 2003, this will be the conference’s second visit to West Africa.

Francis Owusu, a Ghanaian, was chosen the current international President of the Full Gospel Business Mens’ Fellowship on February 9th, 2023 in Malaysia, thus solidifying Ghana’s prominence within the Fellowship.

Source: Mynewsghana.com