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“True humility means total dependence on God for everything.”

Quote by T. B. Joshua

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T. B. Joshua, whose real name is Temitope Balogun Joshua, was a prominent Nigerian pastor. Born on June 12, 1963, he has been spreading the gospel in Nigeria and other parts of Africa since the 1990s. Joshua is known for his unique preaching style and charitable work, and his Christ Embassy church has a large following across Africa. more

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