Post by Nats on Apr 22, 2018 22:17:23 GMT
The gay's are gunna pay for their sins now Bishop Brain 30% burns to his body
I got tired of looking at this rubbish and I thought I'd quickly burn it before I go away... I got burnt to 30% of my body."
Destiny Church head Brian Tamaki has been in hospital recovering from serious burns to his face and body after a rubbish fire went horribly wrong.
Tamaki preached to his church congregation yesterday for the first time in weeks, and told them he had "been through a fiery furnace and out the other side".
His wife Hannah told the congregation she could easily have been a widow after the accident, which happened in late March.
Burns were still visible on Tamaki's hands during the sermon yesterday and he said he had lost weight. His voice was also slightly damaged, he said, from "literally" breathing fire.
"I can still smell the smoke... I got burnt to 30 per cent of my body. Second-degree burns," he said,
"I got tired of looking at this rubbish and I thought I'd quickly burn it before I go away. And things evolved from there."
All except his torso was burnt in the accident, he said.
"I endured a lot of pain, but also a lot of interesting things in that time," said Tamaki, who told the congregation he had written a book about the experience called Living in the Light of Eternity.
His face was badly burnt, he said, but he was told that the process would be like a "chemical wash" or peel which would leave his skin smooth like a baby's.
Tamaki said he still could not go out in the sun after the accident because his skin was sensitive.
He thanked the hospital staff who had helped him heal but also attributed his quick recovery to his healthy lifestyle and positive thinking - "not cursing my crisis but looking to what can I get out of my crisis".
Hannah Tamaki became his nurse. She said he was a difficult patient at times but "God will never put you in a situation you're not capable of handling".
The accident happened four days after their wedding anniversary, which is March 22.
"We were praying and I said 'Let's pray against the spirit of death. There's a feeling, I don't like it. We prayed together against the spirit of death.
"Little did we know that four days later I could have been a widow today - honestly, that's how serious it was."
The Destiny Church founder's ordeal had been kept quiet on social media because she had told people she would "smack their bottom" if they shared it.
I got tired of looking at this rubbish and I thought I'd quickly burn it before I go away... I got burnt to 30% of my body."
Destiny Church head Brian Tamaki has been in hospital recovering from serious burns to his face and body after a rubbish fire went horribly wrong.
Tamaki preached to his church congregation yesterday for the first time in weeks, and told them he had "been through a fiery furnace and out the other side".
His wife Hannah told the congregation she could easily have been a widow after the accident, which happened in late March.
Burns were still visible on Tamaki's hands during the sermon yesterday and he said he had lost weight. His voice was also slightly damaged, he said, from "literally" breathing fire.
"I can still smell the smoke... I got burnt to 30 per cent of my body. Second-degree burns," he said,
"I got tired of looking at this rubbish and I thought I'd quickly burn it before I go away. And things evolved from there."
All except his torso was burnt in the accident, he said.
"I endured a lot of pain, but also a lot of interesting things in that time," said Tamaki, who told the congregation he had written a book about the experience called Living in the Light of Eternity.
His face was badly burnt, he said, but he was told that the process would be like a "chemical wash" or peel which would leave his skin smooth like a baby's.
Tamaki said he still could not go out in the sun after the accident because his skin was sensitive.
He thanked the hospital staff who had helped him heal but also attributed his quick recovery to his healthy lifestyle and positive thinking - "not cursing my crisis but looking to what can I get out of my crisis".
Hannah Tamaki became his nurse. She said he was a difficult patient at times but "God will never put you in a situation you're not capable of handling".
The accident happened four days after their wedding anniversary, which is March 22.
"We were praying and I said 'Let's pray against the spirit of death. There's a feeling, I don't like it. We prayed together against the spirit of death.
"Little did we know that four days later I could have been a widow today - honestly, that's how serious it was."
The Destiny Church founder's ordeal had been kept quiet on social media because she had told people she would "smack their bottom" if they shared it.
