We Made An Oath Not To Mention The Name Of Jesus - Kanye West Reveals

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We Made An Oath Not To Mention The Name Of Jesus - Kanye West Reveals

Multiple Award Winning Rapper and Evangelist - Kanye West has revealed what happened in Record Labels before he gave his life to Christ and started his Ministry.

During his recent Sunday Service, Kanye revealed that Devil is at the top of the chain in the music industry through owners and stakeholders of record labels, He further disclosed that they signed a contract/oath not to mention the name of Jesus during their music career(either on or off the stage).

In his words:

“God using us to show off, to show God is better than the Devil,” he said. “The Devil took all the producers, the musicians, the designers. He moved us all out to Hollywood, moved us all out to New York. Chasing gold statues. Literally signing a contract and selling our souls. They got contracts out there that say, ‘you can’t say Jesus.’ When we were working on this album, people were coming to the studio just to say ‘Jesus’ as loud as they wanted to. You can say Jesus in ‘Ye studio.”

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