Ghanaian preacher Ebo Enoch, who had gained widespread consideration for constructing a modern-day model of Noah’s Ark, was compelled to eat humble pie after his dramatic Christmas Day flood prophecy didn’t materialise.
The preacher, who calls himself Noah, had warned that devastating floods would start on 25 December. When nothing occurred, the prophecy rapidly unravelled.
“God postponed the floods,” says Ebo
In a viral video shared on-line, Ebo tried to elucidate away the failed prediction.
He claimed that God had responded to prayers and determined to delay the floods till additional discover.
Regardless of the no-show, hundreds of individuals had already gathered close to the unfinished ark, anticipating the rains to start out and the boarding course of to start.
1000’s collect as fears grip communities
Experiences point out that just about 4 000 individuals assembled across the ark website, hoping to be saved from the prophesied disaster.
In broader estimates, as many as 380 000 followers have been mentioned to be anxiously awaiting developments throughout the nation.
Latest torrential rains in elements of Ghana had solely fueled concern, convincing many who Ebo’s warnings have been coming true.
Ebo’s prophecy of destruction and survival
Ebo had warned that God would unleash one other world flood to wipe out humanity, sparing solely those that boarded his wood vessels.
In response to his claims, the rain would start on Christmas Day 2025 and proceed relentlessly till 2028.
Totally satisfied by his personal message, the self-styled prophet started setting up boats impressed by the E-book of Genesis.
In contrast to the biblical account, Ebo made a number of modifications to his venture. As a substitute of constructing a single ark, he deliberate between 4 and eight massive boats, every assigned to individuals, home animals, wildlife, and cargo.
He mentioned the primary ark carefully adopted the biblical design and enlisted the assistance of native fishermen from Kumasi to help with building.
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