A prophet has allegedly turned water into blood right inside the church while his church members eagerly watched.
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Prophet Fernando, a South African clergyman, popularly known Prophett Ralidzivha, has stirred serious attention.
The charismatic prosperity gospel preacher recently claimed to
posses spiritual power to turn water into blood, a comment which left
many South Africans talking.
According to The Southern Daily, the prophet made true his claim at a recent service.
Prophett Ralidzivha reportedly asked his congregants to put water inside a steel dish and then write prayer requests on papers.
After putting the pieces of paper in the dish, the prophet
reportedly prayed for the ‘prayer requests’ which then turned into blood
instantly.
Southern Daily reports that this not the first time "miracles" like
this would occur in his church as people have experienced different
kinds of shocking “miracles, signs and wonders before in his church”
No video evidence could be found to confirm if the ‘miracle’
happened indeed, or if it is / was just one of those staged miracles.
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