Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa from the United Family International Church has offered one million dollars to anyone who can prove they have supernatural abilities. He spoke to church members on Sunday about a simple test to find real spiritual powers. The test asks people to name what they put in their pockets. He plans to sign papers making the money offer legally real.
The church leader wants to expose fake spiritual claims through this public test. He promised he would borrow money if needed to pay someone who passed his challenge. Makandiwa mentioned that prophets or traditional healers who claim to hear voices from spirits should try his test. He stressed how easy the task should be for those with actual powers.
Makandiwa hopes his challenge will reveal the truth about spiritual gifts in Zimbabwe. Other religious leaders quickly responded to his million-dollar offer. Prophet Passion Java answered back with an even bigger challenge worth ten million dollars. Java asked Makandiwa to heal someone who could not walk as proof of his abilities.
Another religious figure named Miracle Paul cautioned people about joining the contest. Paul suggested that Makandiwa might steal spiritual gifts from those who participate. Despite these warnings, Java posted on Facebook Tuesday saying he would accept the challenge. His message stated simply that he expected to win the money at their Sunday meeting.
The church leader wants to expose fake spiritual claims through this public test. He promised he would borrow money if needed to pay someone who passed his challenge. Makandiwa mentioned that prophets or traditional healers who claim to hear voices from spirits should try his test. He stressed how easy the task should be for those with actual powers.
Makandiwa hopes his challenge will reveal the truth about spiritual gifts in Zimbabwe. Other religious leaders quickly responded to his million-dollar offer. Prophet Passion Java answered back with an even bigger challenge worth ten million dollars. Java asked Makandiwa to heal someone who could not walk as proof of his abilities.
Another religious figure named Miracle Paul cautioned people about joining the contest. Paul suggested that Makandiwa might steal spiritual gifts from those who participate. Despite these warnings, Java posted on Facebook Tuesday saying he would accept the challenge. His message stated simply that he expected to win the money at their Sunday meeting.
