Johannesburg - A Pretoria church has circulated around the web on online networking after devotees were captured eating a live snake amid an administration after clearly being told the reptile would have an aftertaste like chocolate.
Pictures posted on the Facebook page of the End Times Disciples Ministries church in Soshanguve on Sunday demonstrate their religious pioneer Penuel Mnguni holding a little snake in one hand and an amplifier in the other.
By Wednesday evening, the photos had been shared 5 316 times on Facebook.
In another picture, Mnguni is seen holding the snake up
while one of his gatherers opens his mouth as though to swallow or chomp the snake. In a third picture, a lady is seen sitting on the floor holding the snake and placing it in her mouth with her eyes shut. The last picture demonstrates a half-chomped snake in Mnguni's grasp. The subtitle on the photos peruses: "Man of God proclaimed a snake to end up a chocolate (eat) and the assemblage ate it. We have power to change everything into anything and it will obey in view of our power." As you look through the congregation's photograph collection there are pictures of Mnguni remaining on individuals as they lie on the ground. Different pictures show individuals having their hair style off and it being bolstered to whatever is left of the assembly. 'A man with an in number confidence can eat anything' In a few photographs individuals are additionally seen being bolstered bits of material. As per the Sowetan daily paper, Mnguni said these activities depend on scriptural sacred writings. "Romans 14 says a man with an in number confidence can eat anything. We are not terrified of snakes, they are underneath us," he is cited as telling the Sowetan. As indicated by the daily paper he had eaten a reptile himself, to demonstrate that God had the ability to make a man eat anything. Mnguni established his service in March a year ago in the wake of being prepared by Pastor Lesego Daniel, who has additionally stood out as truly newsworthy after professedly approaching his individuals to drink petrol and eat grass. Mnguni's devotees are said to originate from as far abroad as Limpopo and Botswana. "So far I've confronted a great deal of abuse from individuals and ministers around here. They say what I do is not from God but rather when they go to the administrations and hear me out lecture they suspect something," he told the Sowetan.
while one of his gatherers opens his mouth as though to swallow or chomp the snake. In a third picture, a lady is seen sitting on the floor holding the snake and placing it in her mouth with her eyes shut. The last picture demonstrates a half-chomped snake in Mnguni's grasp. The subtitle on the photos peruses: "Man of God proclaimed a snake to end up a chocolate (eat) and the assemblage ate it. We have power to change everything into anything and it will obey in view of our power." As you look through the congregation's photograph collection there are pictures of Mnguni remaining on individuals as they lie on the ground. Different pictures show individuals having their hair style off and it being bolstered to whatever is left of the assembly. 'A man with an in number confidence can eat anything' In a few photographs individuals are additionally seen being bolstered bits of material. As per the Sowetan daily paper, Mnguni said these activities depend on scriptural sacred writings. "Romans 14 says a man with an in number confidence can eat anything. We are not terrified of snakes, they are underneath us," he is cited as telling the Sowetan. As indicated by the daily paper he had eaten a reptile himself, to demonstrate that God had the ability to make a man eat anything. Mnguni established his service in March a year ago in the wake of being prepared by Pastor Lesego Daniel, who has additionally stood out as truly newsworthy after professedly approaching his individuals to drink petrol and eat grass. Mnguni's devotees are said to originate from as far abroad as Limpopo and Botswana. "So far I've confronted a great deal of abuse from individuals and ministers around here. They say what I do is not from God but rather when they go to the administrations and hear me out lecture they suspect something," he told the Sowetan.
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