Compulsory Code Of Conduct
For Ministers Of God

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By
The Man Who Saw God Face To Face
Raphael Okechukwu Nweze

1. Do not say it is not the Holy Spirit that is working.
   


2. Do not resist the Holy Spirit.
   


3. Do not say things or behave in such a way that disobeys the spirit.
   


4. Do not go about gossiping about the spirit, his ministration or about what is being done in the ministry. Every member of the public, who so wishes, is free to attend activities of the ministry, to see things for himself.
   


5. If there is anything wrong, which you have observed, bring up such matters at the minister’s meeting for correction and necessary actions.
   


6. Do not push somebody who is being moved by anointing. Instead, help to protect such a person.
   


7. Do not rebuke, push or warn somebody who is being moved by anointing.
   


8. If a spirit has completed his work, and anointing is still moving the person used:
   • You have to pour the blood of Jesus on the person’s head, spray the same on his body and pour also on the feet.
   • And then, make the person to sit down.


9. Etc.
   

1. Engaging in quarrel or rebuke before, during or after prayers, worship and occasions.
   


2. If there is anything wrong, which you have observed,
   • Bring up such matters at the minister’s meeting for correction and necessary actions.
   • Or, consult the right person, officer, Advisory Committee or Disciplinary Committee.


3. It is not every issue that you should take to the Director.
   • First, consult the right person, officer or committee.
   • Before going to the Director.


4. Obey the ministers or officers at various sections of the ministry, because they are working for the good of all humanity.
   


5. After a meeting or committee has taken a decision, do not go about telling people that you were not among those who made the decision or gave the order.