Ebola from God for Sin, Homosexuality: Say Clergy

Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf called for days of prayer and fasting as church leaders of Liberia, including the Archbishop of the Catholic Church of Liberia and the Liberian Council of Churches, declare that God has sent the Ebola disease to punish peoples and nations for unrepentant sin, including the sin of homosexuality.

"I call on all Liberians to observe three days of national fast and prayer to seek God's face to have mercy on us and forgive our sins and heal our land, Liberia, as we continue to fight against the deadly Ebola virus."
-- President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Liberia

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-- From "‘God is angry with Liberia,’ local religious leaders say, blaming Ebola on ‘homosexualism’" by Terrence McCoy, Washington Post 8/6/14

The Ebola pandemic — which has killed 887 in West Africa including 255 in Liberia — has terrified people so much that some local leaders discern divine meaning in it. According to Front Page Africa and the Daily Observer, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf called on Tuesday for all residents to fast for three days and pray for forgiveness.

That followed a recent recommendation by the Liberian Council of Churches, which said in a statement last week the outbreak has Biblical implications. “God is angry with Liberia,” the religious leaders said, according to the Daily Observer. “Ebola is a plague. Liberians have to pray and seek God’s forgiveness over the corruption and immoral acts (such as homosexualism, etc.) that continue to penetrate our society. As Christians, we must repent and seek God’s forgiveness.”

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From "Liberian officials look to God to stem Ebola outbreak" by Catholic Online 8/7/14

There is no cure for Ebola, only God's mercy can help west Africa.

This West African Ebola outbreak, the worst in history, has reached a death toll of over 930, including more than 250 in Liberia-has terrified people so much that some local leaders say God is angry with them.

The WHO [World Health Organization] reports that there have been at least 1,711 cases of Ebola this year. More than 932 people have died in the nations of Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia and Nigeria.

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From "God Is Angry with Liberia" by Liberian Daily Observer Staff 7/31/14

More than 100 Bishops, Pastors, General Overseers, Prophets, Evangelists and other Ministers of the Gospel, under the auspices of the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC), converged Wednesday at the edifice of the St. Stephen Episcopal Church on 10th Street in Sinkor, Monrovia, to deliberate on the Church’s role in and response to the Ebola epidemic.

The meeting was called by Archbishop Jonathan B.B. Hart, President of the LCC, who was also recently elected and enthroned Archbishop of the Internal Province of West Africa.

At the meeting were mainstream church leaders such as Archbishop of the Catholic Church of Liberia, Lewis Zeiglier, first vice president of the LCC, Rt. Reverend Dr. Kortu Brown, as well as representatives of other Christian associations with whom the LCC collaborated in organizing the meeting.

The Pentecostal Fellowship Union of Liberia, Liberia Fellowship of Full Gospel Ministers, Association of Evangelicals of Liberia, Prophetic Call to Ministers, Christian Community in Liberia, Apostolic World Christian Fellowship, were all represented.

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From "Liberia: Ebola a plague from God due to sin" posted at World Net Daily 8/7/14

[At the meeting,] They agreed that:

1. God is angry with Liberia and that Ebola is a plague. “Liberians have to pray and seek God’s forgiveness over the corruption and immoral acts (such as homosexualism, etc.) that continue to penetrate our society. As Christians, we must repent and seek God’s forgiveness.”

2. Three days of fasting and prayer be observed across the nation, concluding Friday.

3. An interdenominational committee be constituted to present a resolution to government.

The leaders urged that the Republic of Liberia be “locked up for three days of fast and prayer.”

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