A viral video of a pastor entering a zoo to play with lions while his scared church members stand outside to watch in awe has sparked interesting reactions on social media.
The African man of God, identified only as Pastor Daniel is seen sitting in the midst of the wild animals while playing with them, including slapping them and letting one of them bite on his hand.
“Pastor Daniel brought his church members to show them that nothing can happen to a man of God. Somebody, please shout hallelujaaaaaaaaah!” @mufasatundeednut who shared the video on Instagram captioned it.
In the heart-stopping video, the lions sit calmly, showing no sign of being carnivorous as pastor Daniel rubs his hands on their heads and holds their mouth at some points.
The video has got many social media users reacting, with some saying that the lions in the den have been domesticated and hence could not harm Pastor Daniel. Some people dared him to try his so-called powers on hungry and wild lions to see if he would survive the stunt.
Read some of the interesting reactions below:
donaldmgb6: Something must have been done before his visit there that we do not know. I will like to invite him to my neighbours compound to come and visit Roger. It is a very friendly dog.
abayomi_alvin: His faith shook when the last lioness tasted his hand…. Weldone Pastor Daniel
reallovethebede: Wow I think they are not hungry yet
augingenuity: That lion is not wild is trained, God does miracles when is needed not to show his powers...... I have nothing to tell the pastor except dey play
elnuksllams1203: These are cubs (baby lions). I also have photos I took with cubs this size at Lion Park in Johannesburg.
iamblackbharbie22: And you’ll wonder why most people don’t take Christianity serious
Cuz people like this would be making it look like a joke
_justeaze: The power of God is not for self-aggrandizement. All the miracles in the Bible was born out of necessity and not for show. This is not my God shaa
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