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Christmas apocalypse has been cancelled, says Ghana 'prophet', buys Mercedes with donations
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Mercedes-driving prophet says end of the world cancelled
A Ghanaian religious figure, Ebo Enoch, said that the world would end in a biblical flood on Christmas day. This event having not occurred, he has reportedly told his followers that the apocalypse has been postponed and that God has "granted him more time" to build arks. — Read the rest The post Mercedes-driving prophet says end of the world cancelled appeared first on Boing Boing.
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Ebo Enoch, a self-proclaimed prophet in Ghana, said the world would be hit by a giant flood on December 25th that would last for three years. Since that didn't happen, Enoch now claims that God has given him extra time. The "prophet" has bought himself a luxury Mercedes with donations from supporters.
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