The false resurrection of a man who generated a legal problem

A South African funeral services company will sue a Christian pastor that "resurrected a man from the dead" because "it affected his image" with the staging of the event.

Minister of Ministries Hallelujah, Alph Lukau, claimed that he had re-established the life of a "dead man" in front of a crowd of people. close to Johannesburg.

The video of the event that became viral showed images of a man lying in a coffin and surrounding a group of people claiming to be relatives, as well as dozens of spectators gathered in the compound to witness the "miracle".

Pastor Alph Lukau acted as master of ceremonies in front of the coffin of man in South Africa, urge the large crowd to pray with him, accompanied by music and songs of praise.

In the video the pastor spoke in a theatrical way through a microphone, presenting the supposed members of the family gathered around the casketeven to his wife named Eliot.

After having invited the congregation to sing, pray and raise their hands, the pastor handed the microphone, bent over the "dead" and He put his hand on the chest of the man.

In an instant the man in the casket sits down and follows the scene at keep smirking I had repeated, was helped to get up and go out of the coffin and then simulate walking with difficulty looking around him, surprised by the supposed resurrection.

However The funerals of kings and queens did not seem miraculousand noted that the staging had caused "malicious damage" in his image.

The funeral director said in a statement: "We would like to stand out from the supposed resurrection of a" dead "man by Alleluia Ministries who was supposedly at our morgue."

"We were approached by relatives of the deceased, who informed us that they had had a dispute with another funeral service provider and that they wanted to use the transportation services we offered them."

"Although the transport was provided, they did not receive the coffin or the so-called corpse in our warehouse and the funeral of Kings and Queens did not process any working papers."

"As a funeral service provider, we do not offer this type of service without documentation or repatriating bodies without any paper work."

"We are in the process of taking legal action for this malicious damage to our image."

Lukau, however, insisted that the "resurrection" was real, saying:

"An incredible miracle occurred at God's House this morning: a dead man came to life while the church of God was praying."