
A man publicly confronted and disgraced an alleged fake prophet who wore the white garment associated with the Celestial Church of Christ after he reportedly failed to recite two hymns from the church’s hymn book.
The incident quickly went viral on social media as several onlookers gathered around the man and the alleged prophet during the heated confrontation.
According to a trending video online, the angry man accused the supposed prophet of disgracing the church and misleading people while pretending to be a genuine member of the Celestial Church.
He repeatedly questioned the man and demanded that he recite two hymns from the Celestial hymn book. However, the alleged prophet failed to provide the hymns correctly.
As the confrontation intensified, the man openly mocked and scolded him in front of the crowd.
“You are disgracing the church,” the angry man said during the confrontation.
He also threatened to beat him anytime he caught him wearing the Celestial white garment again.
The dramatic scene attracted reactions from passersby, while some people brought out their mobile phones and recorded the incident.
Meanwhile, social media users have continued to react to the trending video. Some users supported the confrontation, while others insisted that the situation required a calmer approach without public humiliation.
The viral clip has also triggered debates online about fake religious leaders and the misuse of church garments for personal gain.
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Man publicly disgraced an alleged fake prophet wearing Celestial white garment after he failed to recite two hymns from the Celestial hymn book. He bl&$t3d him for disgracing the church and thr3&t3n3d to b3&7 him anytime he sees him wearing Celestial garments again.
pic.twitter.com/fVHLnIlTEp— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN)
May 9, 2026
Alleged fake prophet disgraced
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