Adom Kyei Gives Christian Council Apology 'Deadline' After Calling Him A False Prophet

• Prophet Adom Kyei Duah has issued a stern warning to the Christian Council of Ghana for 'meddling in his affairs'
• The council released a statement in relation to Adom Kyei's claim of replacing Jesus' portrait with his own image
• The Philadelphia Movement leader said he would collapse churches if the council did not retract its statement on him

The leader of the Believers Worship Centre, Prophet Stephen Adom Kyei Duah, has issued a stern warning to the Christian Council of Ghana.

Last month, the Christian Council issued a statement condemning the head of the Philadelphia Movement for his comments on Jesus Christ.

Adom Kyei had controversially claimed that his face would replace that of Jesus for the next 500 years, after he had received 'divine instruction'.

Per GhanaWeb, Adom Kyei caused a stir among believers and non-believers when he remarked during a service:

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"Listen to me, for the next 500 years, the images of Jesus you see on calendars and in pictures around. I have been instructed to replace it with my face."

In response to this declaration, the Christian Council of Ghana released a press statement titled 'Beware of False Teachers and Messiahs', seen by many as a denouncing of the Philadelphia Movement leader.

Adom Kyei Duah warns the Christian Council

The outspoken prophet, who recently cautioned congregants against 'making him a demi-god' has issued a video response, directly addressing the council with what he describes as a 'strong warning'.

In the video, he asked the Christian Council to retract their statement about him or face his wrath, giving them 40 days to 'do what was necessary' or face the consequences.

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Watch the video below:

If they failed to heed his warning, Adom Kyei said he would ensure that their churches collapsed.

The Christian Council had not responded to his warning at the time of publication.

Adom Kyei Duah's mansion trends online

YEN.com.gh also recently reported that Adom Kyei-Duah was trending after a night-time video of his luxurious mansion surfaced online.

The clip showed the gold gates, the well-designed walls, the well-lit compound, and a garden space outside to round off the home's beauty.

The video excited many people, who talked about how beautiful the mansion looked, while others talked about his educational journey.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh