The founder of the Oracle of God ministries Reverand Lucy Natasha who recently came under fire after she flaunted her tattoo on social media as she received her Covid-19 vaccine has slammed her critics.
Rev. Lucy Natasha received backlash on social media after she shared images and videos of herself receiving her jab on her upper left arm which bears a tattoo emblazoned with the word ‘Oracle’.
The tattoo divided opinion among both believers and nonbelievers, with some even quoting the Bible in condemnation.
Following the heavy criticism she received soon after she shared her images, Rev. Lucy Natasha slammed her critics with an indirect post in an effort to put the criticism to rest.
“One of the hardest struggles you’ll encounter in life is finding the strength and courage to do what God is calling you to do.
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| Reverend Lucy Natasha |
“People ONLY affect your life when you allow them to. No one else is supposed to understand your calling like you. It wasn’t a conference call! #WisdomOfLife.” She wrote.
However, social media critics continued to take a jab at her, prompting her to take to her Instagram page and defend her tattoo.
Rev Lucy made it known that Kenyans are hypocrites. She shared a quote from Pastor Raffian that addressed the way Kenyans adored DMX’s death even though he was covered in tattoos.
Her caption read:
“Kenyans are the greatest hypocrites… They are praising DMX and sharing his videos as he prays after his death.. They have not noticed his tattooed body…
At the same time, they are busy attempting to tear their own apart blaming a tattoo… Verah has a Tattoo and most of you have them… But you have no problem until it’s a preacher…
Pelekeni hypocrisy Huko… #Weshalltestify”
