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‘Miracle Prophet’ Pastor Kills Young Girl After Putting Heavy Speaker On Her (Photos)

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8 years ago

August 13, 2016

In a bid to perform miracle and demonstrate what he can do, popular notorious South African pastor has reportedly caused the untimely death of a young girl after putting a heavy speaker on her.

The Congregation of Mount Zion General Assembly in South Africa, went home depressed on Sunday after a failed demonstration of power by the notorious church pastor, Lethebo Rabalango, when a girl fainted after the pastor put a big speaker on top of her to prove God’s power, promising her that she would not feel pain.

Below is how The Southern Daily reported the story;

“Congregates of Mount Zion General Assembly went home with heads down this week Sunday after a failed demonstration of power by the church pastor when a girl fainted after he put a very big and heavy speaker on top of her, promising her that she would not feel pain. The woman has now died from internal injuries caused to her lungs.

“Pastor Lethebo Rabalango had organised a night of worship at his church in Polokwane where he was teaching about demonstration of power in which he emphasised that if Jesus walked on water, he too could do anything with faith.

“It is on this point that he invited a girl from the praise team and asked her to lie down. He then ordered Ushers to carry a big speaker and put on her stomach saying the weight would not harm her. As if it was not enough, he climbed on top of the speaker, adding pressure to suffocate the girl who remained quite for she had already passed out.

“After seating on top of the speaker which was still on the girl’s stomach for close 5 minutes, he got up and ordered removal of the speaker, but the girl could not rise because she had fainted. It took some elders giving her first aid treatment that she came back but complained of a broken rib. She was then taken to hospital.

“However, the pastor blamed the girl and accused her of having little faith for she could not withstand a very simple task.”