A clip of the so-called miracle is posted on social media, sending users into a frenzy over the authenticity of this act. It's a Sunda...
A clip of the so-called miracle is posted on social media, sending users into a frenzy over the authenticity of this act.
It's a Sunday morning and a healing and deliverance miracle service is on at the Alleluia Ministries International church, north of Joburg, lead by Pastor Alph Lukau.Wheelchair-bound congregants are rising up and walking, those who struggle to walk and use crutches toss them aside and start running. But something much bigger is about to hit.
While these miracles were still going on inside the church, a hearse pulls up outside, with weeping family members in tow.
Lukau is called outside to tend to the mourners, who've brought a deceased man in a coffin. He'd allegedly been dead since Friday.
Some minutes later, the coffin is opened, with thousands of eyes now watching, Lukau lays his hands on the dead man in a white suit named Elliot, prays and boom! - the man is brought back to life.
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A clip of the 'miracle' is posted on social media, sending users into a frenzy over the authenticity of this alleged act of God wrought through the hands of a 'man of God'.
Questions from the public have varied: Is this real?
Why did the man not look like someone who'd been dead two days?
Where is his death certificate?
Why was he not immediately tended to by a health care professional?
The funeral parlour which brought the coffin to the church, Kings and Queens Funerals, were duped into being part of the spectacle.
The questions outnumber the answers by far.
The funeral parlour which brought the coffin to the church, Kings and Queens Funerals, were duped into being part of the spectacle.
The questions outnumber the answers by far.
Pastor Alph Lukau was determined not to be outdone in the church charlatans challenge, so his strategists hatched a plan to resurrect the not-so-dead. So competitive. pic.twitter.com/7t5UmZjv0q— Real Viral News (@RealViralNews) February 25, 2019
This is supposedly the "dead" man whom Alph Lukau resurrected from the dead. Just look at him. Such fraud must be punishable! pic.twitter.com/NgFYwduOy3— Celeb Maestro (@celebmaestro) February 25, 2019
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