He's a pastor, he's revived a man, and now we're accusing him of fraud, do we believe him?

The event has occurred in South Africa. After a terrible scandal, they explained from their badembly that the young man "was already alive" and accused him of fraud.

Alph Lukau is pastor of the church Alleluia Ministries International. The South African was left in the middle of a scandal after "resurrecting" a man who was supposed to be dead, and they accused him of fraud.

The "resurrection" was captured in a video that went viral in the networks, where you can see how the relatives of the "dead" brought the coffin to the church door, Johannesburg.

After giving him his condolences, Lukau opened the drawer and put his hands on the body. It was then that when he uttered "Get up", the young man immediately breathed and got up to look at everyone around him.

The people present were totally surprised, but over the hours, the supposed miracle was questioned. Said pastorThe self-proclaimed "prophet" now faces requests from funeral homes who claim to have been duped into being part of the "miracle show".

Kingdom Blue, King & Queens Funeral Services and Black Phoneix have announced that they will sue for damage to their reputation. But as if that was not enough, a BBC reporter contacted the employer of the person who appeared to be resurrected in the video and confirmed that his worker had requested to have a day off to attend funerals on the same day of the famous miracle.

They condemned for badual abuse the number 3 Vatican and adviser close to Francisco