Pastors criticise Talent Madungwe's prophecy that God will visit Zimbabwe

In interviews with The Sunday Mail, pastors from various denominations took time to criticise self acclaimed Prophet, Talent Mudungwe for his prophecy that God would visit Zimbabwe.

Impact Christian Centre (ICC) founder and lawyer Pastor Davison Kanokanga said the Bible clearly states that no one can see God and live,

Honestly I don’t know what he meant when he said God was going to visit him. The Bible in John 4 says God is a spirit and those who worship Him will worship in truth and in spirit. People should be cautious lest they fall prey to the devil.

Roman Catholic’s Father Francis Muchema encouraged people to test every spirit before believing.

My 40 years’ experience in the ministry has taught me a lot. What we are experiencing these days is more dreadful, especially to Christians who have no personal relationship with God. We need to test every spirit because Jesus said Satan will try to deceive the very elect in the last days. God is a spirit and can visit everyone anytime. To me, this claim for a physical visit is nothing else but blasphemy. Now I doubt if these prophets really know who God is. What they are doing and saying leaves a lot to be desired

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Salvation Army Captain Tinotenda Ndau said such utterances should be expected because the Bible foretold it. Ndau said,

Most of these preachers are looking for relevance and people should be in a position to discern between the right and the wrong. Long back, the Bible warned us about these things, it’s up to us to make informed decisions.

More: SundayMail