“It’s Getting Too Much”: Knocks As Moses Bliss and Fiancée Kneel to Pray in New Viral Video
- A new video capturing gospel musician Moses Bliss and his fiancée, Marie Wiseborn, in a prayer session became another heated topic online
- Recall that the lyrical evangelist and his woman shook the internet earlier with a video of their newly released song
- The recent video showcased the emotional connection of the couple's spiritual engagement as they were deep in their sacred session
- In a chat with Legit.ng Kingsley Speaks, an online relationship coach and therapist, shared his take on the singer's public display affection
Another video of gospel artist Moses Bliss and his fiancée Marie Wiseborn deeply involved in a prayer session has gone viral. The clip appeared to be a continuation of their previous worship post from January 24.
Legit.ng previously reported that Moses Bliss and Marie shared a video of them singing his newly released song, which garnered many reactions online.
The latest video, which appears to be a continuation, saw the two in the same outfits they wore before, but this time, they were engrossed in a heated prayer session.
The footage captured the two kneeling to call on their maker while Ebuka Songs' "I Will Pray" played in the background.
See the video below:
Reactions trail Moses Bliss and fiancée's video
Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:
ivstouch:
"Why do you now go to church to shout, cry, roll on the floor if prayer was meant to be private? are people not beside you as you’re doing all that? or are they your family member?"
zabadikeziah:
"If na me self I go show more than this. U people should live them na. I still love them like that."
nurse_nky:
"Are they married now? Just asking respectively because there are levels to all of these things. Thank you."
jacquelineayodavies:
"Social media chai you people in these comments.. ahhh.. so it’s not okay for this generation of today, to see a Christian couple praying together on social media? Who dictates what they can or cannot share if they choose to do so? Humans chai."
dadjemmy:
"Who is recording sef?? Or did they set the camera n started praying??? Ee need Gbogbo eleyi na."
rhennyzteensfoundation:
"People post themselves kissing , partying and doing all sorts . Prayers is part of their lifestyle and they shared a part of their routine . Nobody can hear what they are saying by we know they are praying."
ke.li4191:
"This is becoming tooo much we are all happy for you, please let me ask are they staying together now l thought they are both virgin anyway just joking."
Moses Bliss and his wife's actions are speaking to a specific people - Kingsley Speaks
Kingsley Speaks, an online relationship coach and therapist spoke on the choice of the singer and his fiancée to express themselves online.
He said:
"In times past, we have seen people come up on social media to tell the world about their beliefs, even when it isn't "what we should hear".
"Sadly, before now, these beliefs shown on social media have always been done confidently & without fear. This is because social media allows you to express your beliefs and ideas.
"If Moses Bliss and Marie Wiseborn have decided to use social media to showcase their beliefs, I do not see anything wrong. This is because their actions will strengthen people and give hope to those who crave a godly partner and relationship.
"Their actions are speaking to a specific people. Even though it offends some others. My advice is, while it is good to be a source of hope to many out there, it is very important to also remember that social media is also a dangerous place. They need to be careful. Learn to keep your relationship off social media. You will never regret it."
Moses Bliss' fiancée shows off leg chain
Legit.ng also reported that Marie Wiseborn shared a video where she showed off her leg chain.
She posted her graduation clip while thanking Nigerians for the show of love towards her.
In the recording, she wore a leg chain, and some fans took to the comment section to react to it.
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Source: Legit.ng