‘Touch not my anointed applies to false accusations’ — Mary Njoku tells pastors
Nollywood actress Mary Njoku has told pastors to take responsibility for their words and actions instead of invoking “Touch not my anointed” when they face criticism. Njoku made the statement in a post shared on her social media page, saying the biblical phrase should apply when someone is falsely accusing, lying against or deliberately trying […] ‘Touch not my anointed applies to false…
Nollywood actress Mary Njoku has advised pastors to take ownership of their words and actions rather than invoking the biblical phrase “Touch not my anointed” when faced with criticism. In a post on social media, Njoku clarified that the phrase should only be applied in cases of false accusations, lies, or deliberate harm. She emphasized that pastors should not blame others for accurately recounting their actions, as the issue lies in the statements made, not the messenger.
Njoku urged pastors to take responsibility, apologize when needed, explain themselves when there is additional context, and move forward. She also reminded pastors that no one is perfect and that everyone is human.
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