A woman, who was traveling in the caravan headed to Israel by Pastor Antônio Júnior and Karina Bacchi, accused the two of abandoning the faithful in Jordan after the extremist attacks by Hamas.
In a viral video, the woman appears in tears as she says she doesn’t know how to get home and has received no support from evangelicals. Furthermore, the two didn’t even preach during the religious caravan: “We didn’t have the support of any of them. It was only commercial. Sometimes there was some cult, which only spoke of motivation.”
Worshipers also explained that the caravan was in Egypt as soon as the war began, but the YouTuber insisted that they end the journey in Jordan instead of returning home. According to the woman, the decision was made so that Karina could celebrate her 47th birthday in the country, which closed its borders shortly after.
“We were in Egypt when everything started to catch fire, it really caught fire. Even so, they wanted to come to Jordan because it was all commercial, it was his birthday. We had to record his birthday here, the rose petals were falling as they are dying everyone and our families are desperate and want us to go back to Brazil. And they are here celebrating their birthdays.”
Also in the video, the faithful revealed that Karina Bacchi and Antônio Júnior have commissioned a media team to produce content for the trip and promote themselves on social media. According to his complaint, the pastor had already returned to Brazil, but had not informed the caravan.
“And we are here. Those who can take a flight are leaving. Those who can’t, won’t be able to, will have to stay. […] We are trying to get a ticket to leave. I feel alone. Never take a trip to Hebron [pertencente à filha do apóstolo Estevam Hernandes], Never. If I knew it was from this Renaissance church, from this pastor, I would never come,” the woman said.
Repentance
The woman also spoke about why she went to the religious caravan: “I only came because, listening to the prayers of Antônio Júnior, I wanted to come to a caravan that had a pastor, who spoke, who preached. There was nothing of the genre,” was more commercial. Every now and then there was one service or another, which we talked about just to motivate ourselves. They didn’t preach Jesus, they didn’t talk about Christ, about the cross.”
“It was terrible, I felt very bad, a burden, people here completely without God. It makes no sense that so many people speak in the name of Jesus, cry and make these beautiful podcasts. Guys, people need to wake up, it’s time for masks fall. I’m very upset, I’m sad, I didn’t expect this, especially from a church brother. I feel alone. This trailer thing doesn’t work. We couldn’t get in Jordan, why did we get in? If the airspace is closed, it’s screwed. If.”
Who knew that so much love of these shepherds for Israel was just for money??? pic.twitter.com/a5ggEK0dEj
— Andrade (@AndradeRNegro2) October 15, 2023
Source: Terra
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