Do You Remember The Pastor That Fed His Members With Snakes? See His Current Photos

Do You Remember The Pastor That Fed His Members With Snakes? See His Current Photos

South African Pastor, Pastor Penuel Mnguini, was trending for a long time after he fed his members with snakes. According to him, that was done to demonstrate the power of God to his church members. During that time, all online media platforms and newspapers all over the world captured what this man did.

Interestingly, he did not only feed his church members with snakes only. He went ahead to also feed one church member during a live ceremony, a live rat. He also drove a car over some of his members. He did this all in an effort to demonstrate the power of God. He locked his members in a deep freezer for over thirty minutes. In other instances too, he removed the clothes of some of his members for them to become naked.

Having done that, this man went to the Late TB Joshua’s church to ask for deliverance. Actually, when he made that move, it came as a shock to many people.

He told the congregation that he had read certain Scriptures which led him to believe that he could feed his congregants with strange items. According to him, that scripture and act from him could help him prove the power of God.

The question that many people tend to ask themselves is, why do people allow themselves to be blinded all in the name of religion? Yes, why do people do that? It is interesting how many people have been scammed, duped, molested, and assaulted all in the name of religion. And the response gotten from this is varied. Now see some of the current photos of this man.

What is your view on this?

Do You Remember The Pastor That Fed His Members With Snakes? See His Current Photos

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