- A Kenyan preacher jokingly claimed that Moses had married a Kisii woman during a stirring sermon on public transport
- His remarks sparked laughter and criticism online, drawing cultural reactions and comments on social media
- Some agreed with him, while others accused him of seeking fame on social media
A Kenyan preacher has caused laughter online for his claims about the Bible’s Moses.
Source: UGC
Moses was the great prophet who led the Israelites in escaping from slavery during the exodus from Egypt.
Footage shared on social media shows the woman dressed as a priest in a public transport vehicle.
What did the third preacher say?
With a Bible in hand, the woman wanted to spread the gospel while speaking with an Ekegusii accent.
“Say, isn’t it? Not me?” he told the passengers, who responded in unison.
The preacher then appeared to aim at digging the young woman in the car.
The pastor scolded the woman for not smiling during his sermon.
“There is a girl here who goes to church to pray for a man, but she doesn’t laugh, where will you find her, the one I threw away, you want to pick up used things,” he said.
The passengers were heard answering him, and he made a daring claim.
“You say that you will not date a Kisii woman. Moses married a Kisii woman,” he said.
He then encouraged the passengers to repeat the same, and they did as the others laughed out loud. The persistent preacher then sought to read the verses to them.
The video went viral, attracting jokes from social netizens.
How did Kenyans treat the matatu preacher?
However, some Kenyans were not interested, accusing him of seeking controversy to gain popularity.
Below are some responses to the preacher’s video:
Wicklifowuor: “What haven’t we seen in Kisiis?”
Faridaabiba: “That’s why Moses didn’t reach the promised land.”
maureen_dama_00: “Now were you there?”
maureen_dama_00: “People these days say whatever is hot.”
Alixtia: “There are many things, in fact, we will arrive in Singapore very tired.”
Kiokocinta: “This is enough for today.”
Otisshairline: “There are many things.”
Did the preacher invade a woman’s privacy?
Source: Facebook
In other news, a video that went viral on social media sparked a heated debate among Kenyans about the balance between spreading the gospel and respecting personal privacy.
The undated footage showed a Kenyan woman confronting a preacher for entering his compound without permission
The video began as the woman came out of her house and recorded the man standing near her gate, next to her parked car.
The preacher, dressed smartly in a shirt, tie, and sweater, carried a coat. He explained that he had opened the gate because he was not around.
However, the woman dismissed his attempt to share God’s word, insisting that he should seek permission first.
The incident divided opinion online, with some supporting the woman’s right to protect her personal property, while others made funny comments.
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