Reno Omokri Claims Church Weddings Lack Scriptural Support

Reno Omokri, a former presidential assistant, has responded to a supporter who asked for biblical evidence to support his beliefs regarding church weddings.

In a post on his Instagram page on Tuesday, Reno explained that religious weddings are not mentioned in the Bible.

This reaction followed Reno’s Instagram post in which he criticized young men who intentionally “kneel” to appease their spouses but fail to show their mothers the same respect. “For educational purposes, Sir Reno, is there a scriptural backing for this?” said the Instagram user @jimmy_x_.

“Dear Jimmy, thank you for your feedback. Did Africans get a Scriptural reference before we started implementing this European custom? Jimmy, does it make sense for me to give you a Scriptural reference not to do something that there is no Scriptural reference for you to do?”

“Are you aware that there is no Scriptural reference for a church wedding? Even the word ‘church’ is not in the Scriptures. It is in the translation, but not in the original Koine Greek.” He responded.

According to him, the weddings in the scriptures were done at home because it was a family affair, not a priestly one.

“Every wedding in Scripture was done at home, because marriage is a family affair. Priests have absolutely NO business with marriages. Because they want your money, they manipulate you by saying that Yeshua (Jesus) attended the wedding at Cana. Yes, He did. But as a Guest, not as an officiating minister. And that wedding was fine at a home, not at a synagogue.”

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