Man who met God has drawn map of heaven

A South African man is drawing huge crowds to his home after claiming that he has been to heaven four times and has drawn a map of it on a wall. Self-proclaimed prophet, 64-year-old Sibusiso Mthembu, from Mandeni, in KwaZulu-Natal, says there are 11 heavens, each of which he has visited, with his first heavenly journey having taken place in December 1998.

Mthembu claims his other three journeys took place in 2004, 2006 and the last was in 2008. On his return, he drew a map of heaven and its residents. Mthembu said though there were 11 heavens, the main one was Salem, where God's temple was. "Jesus is white and God is greyish in complexion. God is in his youth." He claims he met God during his second journey in 2004.



Mthembu said those people who predicted the end of the world in May last year were correct. "Actually, what was happening on that day is that there was a big meeting in heaven, called Il-Banta to discuss the biggest war to fight Satanism," he said. "The prophet says that God's single day is equivalent to 891 years, so May 23 was the beginning of the count-down to the end of the world."

He said he would like to see the map being printed for the whole world to see. "People must come and see the map as one day someone from Japan or China or Britain will design a map of heaven and the people of South Africa will have forgotten that the map was originally made in South Africa."