The event took place in the Enugu State. 5 people traveled to some destination and started the quarrel. It caught the attention of a police officer. He talked to them in pressed them to reveal the truth. 4 women and 1 man from different states faked the miracles being paid by pastors. Like a theatre, they traveled from town to town and did their “performances”. They testified of the fake healings and did others things ordered by pastors. And it provided them with a steady income for life. Just imagine how your offerings could be spent! They also helped the pastors to “fulfill” their fake prophecies for people to believe them. This was and remains an easy, cheap and fast way for ministers to grow their congregations. But can we call them the true servants of God? The name of the pastor who hired the miracle team, this time, is unknown or is not disclosed, and we know why. However, many of such prophets fall under the category of false. Are they the only ones to blame? Not exactly. People follow wonders and signs instead of building up their faith upon the Word of God and Jesus. They rightfully get fooled by the scammers like that. Stop chasing miracles and start chasing the truth and you would stay safe out of the great deception!
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