Who is Gerald Johnson? Priest who 'came back from dead' says Rihanna music used for torture in hell
AUSTIN, TEXAS: A preacher from Michigan, who recently claimed that he saw hell in 2016, now says he saw Satan tormenting people by making them listen to the song "Umbrella" by Rihanna. Pastor Gerald Johnson, has claimed that he 'died' after suffering from a heart attack and later came back to life.
Pastor Johnson, who suffered a heart attack in 2016, recounted his time spent in 'hell' in a video that was uploaded to TikTok and has since gone viral. In the video, Johnson claims that he has been a decent person throughout his entire life, but he still managed to find himself in hell, where he witnessed and heard things that were horrible.
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He described a scenario that appeared to have been taken directly from one of Hieronymus Bosch's paintings. Johnson claimed that he witnessed a man walking like a dog on all fours when he was in hell. In addition to being chained, the man who was walking like a dog on all fours was eventually burnt .
About Rihanna's song, he stated that it was the most terrible form of punishment since the demons were singing Rihanna's song. He was referring to the fact that the humans were forced to listen to it. Johnson went on to say that in addition to this, the musical torment also included the songs of other musicians like "Don't Worry Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin.
Who is Gerald Jhonson
Pastor Gerald Johnson comes from the great state of Michigan, where he was born and raised. He serves as the senior pastor of a church in Austin, Texas. In addition to this, he is the director of the film titled 'The Blanket'.
The preacher is also well-known for the way he teaches others about his expertise and his faith in Jesus. In his private life, he has been happily married for the past quarter of a century and is the proud parent of three children.
The video that he uploaded to TikTok and shared with his fans was lately responsible for his meteoric rise to stardom. There, he detailed his brief experience with death as well as his descent into hell and subsequent escape.