If Polygamy Is Bad, So Are Tithing, Dancing, Female Pastors’ — Daddy Freeze Defends Prophet Israel
If Polygamy Is Bad, So Are Tithing, Dancing, Female Pastors’ — Daddy Freeze Defends Prophet Israel
If Polygamy Is Bad According to the New Testament, So is Tithing, Dancing and Having Female Pastors — Daddy Freeze Defends Prophet Israel Over Second Wife Announcement.
Nigerian media personality Daddy Freeze has defended US-based cleric Prophet Israel Ford’s decision to take a second wife, using the opportunity to critique contemporary church dogmas.
In a social media response addressing the intense backlash against the prophet, Daddy Freeze challenged critics who heavily rely on the New Testament to declare polygamy a sin. His defense centers on systemic consistency in biblical interpretation.
He argues that many modern Christian teachers selectively pick what to enforce from ancient scripture.
Daddy Freeze claims that if modern believers use the New Testament to dismiss polygamy as unchristian, they must also reject other widely accepted church traditions that lack explicit New Testament mandates or conflict with it, namely:
* Tithing: A practice he has long campaigned against, arguing it belongs to the Old Testament Mosaic Law and not the New Covenant.
* Pointing out that theatrical praise structures are culturally inherited rather than strictly mandated by New Testament doctrines.
* Female Pastors: Pointing to strict interpretations of New Testament Pauline epistles (like 1 Timothy 2:12) that mainstream churches routinely bypass or re-interpret.
While the event split opinions globally—drawing harsh criticism from commentators like Solomon Buchi who accused the cleric of using the pulpit for personal fantasies—Daddy Freeze’s stance positions the debate as a mirror to church hypocrisy regarding selective biblical hermeneutics.
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