Deviant Spirits Who Have Joined Forces with Satan

Deviant Spirits Who Have Joined Forces with Satan

Teachings of Okronkronyi Nyame Somafo Yawoh

Written by Mensah Adinkrah, Ph.D.

According to Okronkronyi Nyame Somafo Yawoh, RABBI is the name of the Most High God, the Supreme Creator of the Heavens, the Earth, and everything within them. RABBI’s essence is a combination of Fire and the Holy Spirit.

Okronkronyi Nyame Somafo Yawoh teaches that long ago, RABBI dwelled alone in His Kingdom, located in the Highest Heaven, also known as the Heaven of Heavens. In His divine wisdom, RABBI commanded nine powerful spiritual entities to emerge from within Himself. These entities, known as ELIJAH, came forth from a spiritual carrier named Yawoh. The name ELI-JAH signifies their nature: Eli, which means Fire, and Jah, which means Holy Spirit.

After the creation of the ELIJAHS, RABBI, in His infinite power, brought forth additional categories of spiritual beings over the years. First, He created a group of highly powerful spirits called ETUMFO. Later, He created another group of spiritual entities, lesser in power than the ETUMFO, and named them ESUNSUM. Finally, RABBI created another category of spiritual beings known as ABOFO, or Angels.

However, the peace of RABBI’s creation was disrupted when Satan, one of the mighty ETUMFO, defied RABBI’s authority. In his rebellion, Satan was cast down to Earth, where he sought to corrupt the divine order. Tragically, some ETUMFO and ASUNSUM joined forces with Satan, becoming deviant spirits who oppose RABBI’s will.

Despite this rebellion, Okronkronyi Nyame Somafo Yawoh teaches that none of the ELIJAHS, who originated directly from RABBI, have turned against Him. Similarly, none of the ABOFO (Angels) have rebelled or aligned themselves with Satan. This distinction underscores the unique loyalty of these spiritual entities to their Creator, RABBI.

Through these teachings, Okronkronyi Nyame Somafo Yawoh emphasizes RABBI’s enduring authority and the sacred nature of the ELIJAHS and Angels, who remain steadfast in their service to the Most High God.

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