Pastor Alph Lukau of Alleluia Ministries who claimed to have resurrected a man in a viral video has revealed that it was all a lie.
The video which showed a man in a white coffin being prayed for by the pastor and purportedly ressurecting went viral recently.
Pastor Alph Lukau of Alleluia Ministries performing his supposed resurrection
Explaining the incident that led to the fake resurrection, Pastor Lukau said the man was already alive when he arrived at the church, apologizing for lying saying that he was sorry he didn’t tell the truth.
Speaking to Gauteng broadcaster Power FM’s Power Drive host Thabiso Tema, Pastor Lukau said he was busy with a sermon on Sunday when he was interrupted and told that a person in a coffin had been brought to the church.
In his words, “before entering the premises of the church, the coffin began to shake, meaning the person was alive,” Lukau explained.
Asked by the host why the man had been brought to the church in the first place, Congolese Lukau said: “I am not sure if I can make a statement that he was brought to me. We are the house of God and I’m just a pastor serving in the house of the Lord. I think that they brought the person to church because they believed that God had the ability to resurrect the person. But still our brother was a live even before brought to church and we really apologize for not telling the truth in the first place”
A statement released by the church denied claims that the pastor had claimed that he ressurected the man “At no time did he claim to have ressurected the person in the video.
Recall that the governments of South Africa and Zimbabwe had announced an investigation into the incident of Sunday February 24 tagged Miracle Day.
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