Pastor Abel Damina, a dynamic preacher and founder of Abel Damina Ministries International (ADMI), has sparked a new debate within the Christian community.
In a viral video, he asserted that the Bible indicates there are two distinct Jesuses, each representing a different aspect of Christ’s divine path.
Breaking down this daring claim, the pastor stated that the Bible separates the “Incarnate Jesus” from the “Glorified Jesus.”
According to Damina, the “Incarnate Jesus Christ,” the Son of God who walked among us, was both fully divine and fully human. He thinks that this Jesus performed miracles and shared divine wisdom, but He was unable to save many souls during His life.
The pastor continued, stating that the “Glorified Jesus Christ” appeared after Jesus’s sacrificial death, resurrection, and rise to glory.
According to Damina, Jesus represents success, having overcome death and currently reigning in heaven.
He argues that this elevated status has allowed Jesus to save many souls globally, with Christians today showing their loyalty to Him.
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This perspective, however, was not well received by many believers.
His statement caused a big stir in the online Christian community, leading to a wave of strong disagreements.
Many Christians flooded social media, passionately opposing his views and affirming their belief that Jesus is one, united, and everlasting.
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