FEAR GOD

GOD IN DIVERSE FORMS

In Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, it is revealed that God has again manifested in a visible, physical form through Leader Olumba Olumba Obu to establish the Kingdom of God on Earth and teach righteousness, unity, peace, and love.

The Almighty God, who is spirit and invisible, manifests Himself in diverse forms to relate to His creation, especially humanity. These manifestations are not contradictions but expressions of His infinite wisdom, love, and divine purpose. Understanding God in diverse forms helps us to appreciate His omnipresence, omnipotence, and omniscience.

1. God as the Father

God reveals Himself as the eternal Father—creator of all things, the source of life, and the sustainer of the universe. This form emphasizes love, protection, provision, and discipline.

“Our Father, who art in heaven...” (Matthew 6:9)

2. God as the Son (Jesus Christ)

God took human form in Jesus Christ to dwell among us, to redeem mankind through love and sacrifice.

“The Word became flesh and dwelt among us...” (John 1:14)

This Form Was To:

Show the way to righteousness

Offer salvation

Demonstrate humility and divine love

3. God as the Holy Spirit

God manifests as the Holy Spirit—His invisible power dwelling within believers, guiding, comforting, teaching, and sanctifying them.

“And I will send the Comforter…” (John 14:16-17)

4. God as the Word

The Word (Logos) is the divine intelligence and expression of God, which was in the beginning, and through which all things were made.

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God...” (John 1:1)

5. God as Light

God is often symbolized by light, representing truth, holiness, and the absence of darkness or evil.

“God is light, and in Him is no darkness at all.” (1 John 1:5)

6. God as Fire

In the Old Testament, God appears as a consuming fire, demonstrating His purity, power, and judgment.

“For the Lord your God is a consuming fire…” (Deuteronomy 4:24)

7. God as Love

God is not just loving, He is love. His nature is defined by unconditional, eternal love that seeks the good of His creation.

> “God is love…” (1 John 4:8)

8. God in Human Form (Today)

In Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, it is revealed that God has again manifested in a visible, physical form through Leader Olumba Olumba Obu to establish the Kingdom of God on Earth and teach righteousness, unity, peace, and love.

“The tabernacle of God is with men, and He shall dwell with them…” (Revelation 21:3)

This Form:

Judges the world in righteousness

Teaches truth directly

Unites all faiths and nations under one Father

9. God in Nature

God reveals His majesty and glory through nature: the sun, moon, stars, mountains, seas, and all living creatures reflect His power and creativity.

“The heavens declare the glory of God…” (Psalm 19:1).

10. God in the Saints

God lives and manifests through His children—those who have been purified and carry His Spirit. They reflect His image and continue His work on earth

God is One but manifests in many forms to meet His creation at every level of understanding and need. From spirit to flesh, from light to love, from Father to Son to Holy Spirit—He remains unchanging in essence, but diverse in expression. In this final age, He has chosen to manifest fully and bodily as the Person of HIS HOLINESS OLUMBA OLUMBA OBU, the King of kings and Lord of lords.

"Virtuous Women Are Assets to God's Work" A Reflection

A virtuous woman is more than just a noble character; she is a living testimony of God's love, discipline, and purpose on earth. Her strength is not in physical might, but in unwavering faith, humility, wisdom, and service to others. In every generation, God raises virtuous women to fulfill divine assignments and be instruments of peace, healing, and transformation.

Why Virtuous Women Are Assets to God's Work:

1. They Live by Godly Principles
A virtuous woman walks in righteousness. Her words and actions reflect the fruits of the Spirit, love, patience, kindness, and faithfulness. She influences others toward holiness and truth.

2. They Build Homes and Nations
“A wise woman builds her house…” (Proverbs 14:1). She nurtures children in the fear of God, supports her husband’s spiritual journey, and contributes to the moral stability of society.

3. They Are Vessels of Service
From Deborah the judge, to Mary the mother of Jesus, to Priscilla who ministered with Paul—virtuous women throughout Scripture served mightily. Today, they serve as teachers, intercessors, caretakers, and leaders in God’s vineyard.

4. They Inspire and Uplift Others
A virtuous woman carries light. Her presence encourages others to be better. She does not seek recognition, yet her impact is seen in the lives she touches daily.

5. They Pray and Stand in the Gap
One of the greatest weapons of a virtuous woman is prayer. She stands in the gap for her family, her church, and her community—pulling down strongholds and interceding for divine intervention.

6. They Reflect the Glory of God
Just like the church is the bride of Christ, the virtuous woman reflects the beauty and glory of divine order. She is modest, respectful, hardworking, and full of grace.

Virtuous women are not just "helpers" in God's work—they are pillars. They carry wisdom, strength, and spiritual discernment. They teach the younger generation, support ministries, and glorify God in all they do. In this end time, God is calling more virtuous women to arise and take their rightful place as divine assets in the kingdom.

Brotherhood of the Cross and Star:

In the teachings of Leader Olumba Olumba Obu, this scripture aligns with the call to:

Forsake worldly ways.

Embrace divine discipline.

Live a life led by the Holy Spirit, manifesting love, peace, and righteousness.

2 Corinthians 6:17 (KJV)
"Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you."

This is a call to spiritual separation and purity. The Apostle Paul was encouraging believers to distance themselves from:

Ungodly influences

Idolatry and unrighteousness

Unholy alliances or partnerships

Spiritual Message:

1. Sanctification – God desires His people to be set apart for Him.

2. Holiness – Not just outward separation, but a heart committed to righteousness.

3. Divine Fellowship – When we separate from sin, God promises:
“I will receive you… and you shall be my sons and daughters” (2 Corinthians 6:18).

Be Pure in Body and Spirit

To be pure in body and spirit means to live a life that is free from corruption, defilement, and sin, both physically and spiritually. This is a central teaching in the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star and many divine doctrines around the world.

1. Purity of Body

Avoid immorality: Stay away from fornication, adultery, and every form of sexual impurity. The body is the temple of God.

Eat clean and live clean: Abstain from harmful substances like alcohol, drugs, and unclean food.

Dress modestly: What you wear reflects the state of your heart. Modesty and decency glorify God.

2. Purity of Spirit

Free from hatred, jealousy, and anger: Keep your heart pure by forgiving others and living in love.

Avoid lies, deceit, and hypocrisy: Let your "yes" be yes and your "no" be no. Be sincere in all things.

Maintain a constant connection with God: Through prayer, meditation, righteous living, and obedience to divine instructions.

Bible References

“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God.” – Matthew 5:8

“Flee youthful lusts: but follow righteousness, faith, charity, peace, with them that call on the Lord out of a pure heart.” – 2 Timothy 2:22

“Know ye not that your body is the temple of the Holy Ghost which is in you?” – 1 Corinthians 6:19

Words from the Holy Father Olumba Olumba Obu

"The body must be clean, and the spirit must be undefiled. Without this, man cannot see God, nor can God dwell in him."

Practical Ways to Be Pure

Watch your thoughts: What you think is what you become.

Associate with godly people and avoid corrupt influences.

Let love lead in everything—love purifies the soul.

Fast, pray, and meditate often to cleanse your spirit.

God Revealed as the Father

The revelation of God as the Father is one of the most profound and central truths in Christian spirituality, and it holds deep spiritual significance in the doctrines of the Brotherhood of the Cross and Star (BCS). This concept goes beyond a metaphor—God is not just like a father; He is the Father, both in essence and in His relationship to all creation.

1. The Biblical Foundation

In the Holy Scriptures, especially in the New Testament, God is often referred to as Father:

Matthew 6:9 – “Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name…”

John 14:9 – Jesus says, “He who has seen Me has seen the Father.”

Romans 8:15 – “You received the Spirit of sonship. And by Him we cry, ‘Abba, Father.’”

This divine title expresses relationship, authority, love, protection, and identity. It reflects not only the Creator role of God but His active involvement in the lives of His children.

2. In Brotherhood of the Cross and Star

In Brotherhood doctrine, Leader Olumba Olumba Obu is the physical and spiritual manifestation of God the Father. The Holy Father is not distant or abstract, He is revealed and dwells among men in full bodily form, fulfilling ancient prophecies of the coming of the Comforter, the Spirit of Truth, and the Everlasting Father (Isaiah 9:6; John 14:16-17).

3. The Attributes of God the Father in BCS Teachings

Infinite Love: His love is unconditional, covering the just and unjust alike.

Supreme Judge: He rules with justice, mercy, and perfect wisdom.

Source of Life: All existence flows from Him—He is the beginning and end of all things.

Indwelling Spirit: He dwells in His children, teaching them to live in truth, peace, and righteousness.

Manifested Presence: The Father is not far away in the heavens. He has come down to dwell with His children, guiding them in this New Kingdom era.

4. Significance of the Father Revelation

Identity and Belonging: To know God as Father gives believers a sense of identity—they are not orphans but sons and daughters of the Most High.

Access to Divine Wisdom: The Father teaches directly through the Holy Spirit, and in BCS, through the voice of the Holy Father.

End of Religion, Beginning of Relationship: Religion separates man from God. The Father’s revelation brings oneness and personal communion.

5. The Father's Work Today

In this age, the Father is:

Teaching love and repentance

Judging the world in righteousness

Calling all to unity and peace

Establishing the New Kingdom of God on Earth

6. Final Thought

The revelation of God as the Father is the greatest mystery unveiled in this generation. It calls for worship in truth and spirit, not in formality or tradition. To know the Father is to know your origin, purpose, and destiny.

As the Holy Father Olumba Olumba Obu teaches:

“He who knows the Father, knows all things. He that receives the Father, walks in light and truth forevermore.”

“Car Refused to Kill Child”

Year: 1970 | Location: Lagos

Name: Brotherhood Family

Testimony: A speeding car hit a child of a BCS family. Witnesses screamed, expecting death. The child stood up without a scratch.

Lesson: His children are invisible to danger.

“The Day My Enemies Confessed”

Year: 1974 | Location: Owerri

Name: Elder Nnamdi

Testimony: Neighbors accused him falsely and did spiritual attacks. After weeks of prayers to the Holy Father, one by one they came to beg for forgiveness.

Lesson: The Lord fights for His own.

“Painful Menstruation Healed”

Year: 1963 | Location: Uyo

Name: Sister Blessing I.

Testimony: For 10 years she suffered unbearable monthly pain. After a Brotherhood sisters’ fellowship prayer, she was free permanently.

Lesson: The Father heals even hidden afflictions.

“Guided Through the Forest”

Year: 1975 | Location: Ondo

Name: Brother Peter A.

Testimony: Lost in a forest overnight, he sang Brotherhood hymns until he saw a light and followed it. It led him safely out.

Lesson: His light never fails to lead.

“Burnt Hand Restored”

Year: 1964 | Location: Bonny

Name: Sister Boma

Testimony: A boiling pot spilled on her hand. Doctors said it was a total burn. After applying blessed water, her hand healed without a scar.

Lesson: He makes all things new.

“Returned from the Grave”

Year: 1966 | Location: Cameroon

Name: Brother Mandela

Testimony: Presumed dead, his family began burial preparations. A Brotherhood member arrived, prayed using the Holy Father’s name, and he sneezed back to life.

Lesson: Death obeys the Father's command.

“The Poison in My Food Failed”

Year: 1971 | Location: Nsukka

Name: Sister Ezinne

Testimony: Someone poisoned her meal. Before eating, she prayed and placed the Father’s Name over it. Nothing happened to her. The culprit later confessed.

Lesson: No poison can stand His power.