The General Secretary of the Templeof Praise Ministries,(TOP) Rev. Adu Kyeremneh,
has demystified the mystery surrounding the death of Jesus Christ and strongly
projected that a "certificate of death" had long been exchanged for a "certificate
of life" even before man was born.
The new year demystification came to pass when Rev. Adu Kyeremeh launched his maiden
book "It Is Finished", at the TOP Auditorium in Sunyani on Sunday, January 3, 2011.
In the 106 page book foreworded by Rev.Eastwood Anaba, Rev. Adu Kyeremeh brings to
light the poignant scenes to behold on the rugged cross of calvary, the reality of
the death of Christ and much more the authority vested in christians who believe and
access the atoning power of Jesus Christ.
The book touches on three things in the life of christians including the provision
of the doctrinal basis of your position in christ, exposing privileges available to
believers and providing the responsibilities that will unfold the blessings.
The book takes readers through topics such as It is Finished, The Seed of The Woman,
The Incarnation, He Died As Our Substitute, Salvation, Divine Healing, Divine
Prosperity and Conditions for Divine Prosperity
Speaking at the well attended launch, Rev. Adu Kyeremeh said when Jesus made the
statement it is finished on the cross, He was giving a report on the redemption the
He had fully accomplished for mankind to His father. He empasised that Christ
accomplished His assignmment on the cross when the fullness of the time had come.
He pointed out that what is done can not be undone and that it does not matter where
you are but who you are because all the flowers of tomorrow are in the form of seeds
today. He noted that christianity began in wonder, thrives in wonder and will end in
wonder. Rev.Adu Kyeremeh said Jesus came down that christians may go up, Christ was
suspended between heaven and earth so that christians might find their feet on the
ground.
The author said Jesus was humiliated so that we might be honoured and humbled as
christians,adding that Christ became poor that we might be rich.