A 15-year old girl, Latifah Smith-Nabengana has claimed that Jesus Christ impregnated her after a “divine encounter.”
Smith-Nabengana who hails from Ohio in the United State, said an “Angel of God in July 2015, during an encounter told her that she had been chosen to bear the Christ’s son.”
According to Smith-Nabengana, “He told me that he was a Nephilim, like those described in the Bible. He told me that he had a message from Jesus, He said that I was going to be pregnant, and that I would give birth to a son, Jesus’ son.”
She added, “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown.”
Reacting to the teenager’s claim, Dr. William Franklin Murphy, a gynaecologist, said he is aware of Smith-Nabengana pregnancy but is unable to either confirm or invalidate her claims.
“For all I know, her pregnancy seems normal,”
“Her claims of Virgin pregnancy are technically true, but that doesn’t mean there was a divine intervention. I can tell you that it’s a boy, but there is no way for me to determine if it is Jesus’ son until he is born. If she asks for a DNA test at that time, then we can tell you who the father is,” Murphy said.
Smith-Nabengana who hails from Ohio in the United State, said an “Angel of God in July 2015, during an encounter told her that she had been chosen to bear the Christ’s son.”
According to Smith-Nabengana, “He told me that he was a Nephilim, like those described in the Bible. He told me that he had a message from Jesus, He said that I was going to be pregnant, and that I would give birth to a son, Jesus’ son.”
She added, “The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown.”
Reacting to the teenager’s claim, Dr. William Franklin Murphy, a gynaecologist, said he is aware of Smith-Nabengana pregnancy but is unable to either confirm or invalidate her claims.
“For all I know, her pregnancy seems normal,”
“Her claims of Virgin pregnancy are technically true, but that doesn’t mean there was a divine intervention. I can tell you that it’s a boy, but there is no way for me to determine if it is Jesus’ son until he is born. If she asks for a DNA test at that time, then we can tell you who the father is,” Murphy said.
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