Pastor SHOCKS Everyone, Claims He’ll Replace Jesus Christ In 500 Years; Video Sparks Outrage
A controversial video featuring Ghanaian pastor Adom Kyei- Duah has sparked widespread outrage, with the religious leader boldly claiming that he will replace Jesus Christ in the next 500 years.
During a sermon, Pastor Kyei-Duah declared to his congregants that his photos would soon supersede those of Jesus Christ, a statement that was met with enthusiasm and applause from his followers.
In his words; ” My photos will replace Christ in the next 500 years.”
However, the video has generated significant backlash on social media, with many netizens expressing their disbelief and outrage at the pastor’ s audacious claim.
Numerous individuals have taken to the comment section to condemn the pastor’s statement, labeling it as ” loose talk and accusing him of blasphemy.
The pastor’s assertion has raised questions about his intentions and the message he is conveying to his congregants.
While his followers seem to have embraced his declaration, many others have expressed concerns. about the implications of such a statement.
The video has sparked a heated debate about the role of religious leaders and their responsibility to promote humility and reverence for sacred figures.
The widespread criticism of Pastor Kyei-Duah s statement serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible leadership and the need for religious figures to promote respect, humility, and faith.
As the video continues to generate buzz on social media, it remains to be seen how the pastor and his congregation will respond to the backlash.
See some reactions below;
@Anonymous; “Very soon, you will
become history just like Jesu Oyingbo. Those under your satanic controlling and bewitching are the people I really pity and not you, the agent. ”
@Anonymous; “When USA men are
bringing new technology to the world Africa men are changing there face to become JESUS for the next 500 years and people are following them.”
@Anonymous; “Whoever has brought this sort of religion to Africa has an endless apology to render to Africans one day. ”