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SABC, South Africa
Aug. 16, 2004
www.sabcnews.com

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 8370 • Posted: Tuesday August 17, 2004  

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The outstanding account to keep the body of the late Paul Meintjies in a Hertzogville mortuary stands at R10 000. Nico Foulds, the owner of the mortuary, says Mrs Meintjies has already paid the first account from July 1 to August 5.

David Francis, a “prophet” from Durban, had earlier predicted that Meintjies would have risen on two separate dates, but that has not materialised. Francis says anybody who touches Meintjies will fall down dead.

The “prophet” says he is still awaiting a message from God and that Meintjies will still arise from the dead.

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