What comes to mind concerning that question, is the response of a certain man to a similar saying of Elisha at a time when it seemed impossible to take place. For the man said: "Behold, if the LORD would make
windows in heaven,
might this thing be?"(2 Kings 7:6) And that response illustrated how impossible it seemed for what the prophet had just said would take place.
But Elisha said to him, "Behold,
thou shalt see it with thine eyes, but shalt
not eat thereof." And as impossible as it seemed for what Elisha said to come to pass at the time, it was mere lepers, even the least expected means, that God used to bring that impossible saying of Elisha to pass in those days. And so back to question, would you believe if someone told you that fifty kobo would soon become the equivilent of a dollar? And don't worry about Elisha's pronouncement upon that man who made that comment, that he'll see it but not partake of it, for there's no curse attached whatsoever to whatever response you may give on this occasion.

It is possible.

What comes to mind is Harry Potter's ability to fly on a magical broom and defeat Lord Voldemort

APC .....

hahn:
It is possible.

What comes to mind is Harry Potter's ability to fly on a magical broom and defeat Lord Voldemort

Lol!

Op forgot to state the part where the lepers had to make extra ordinary sacrifice for Elisha prophecy to come to pass. Without extra ordinary sacrifice economically your prophecy is impossible.

Why not? A simple redenomination would do the trick. Just remove three zeros from the current exchange rate and $1 will instantly equal to about 36kobo.

Ghana did it in 2007.

xtivin2:
Op forgot to state the part where the lepers had to make extra ordinary sacrifice for Elisha prophecy to come to pass. Without extra ordinary sacrifice economically your prophecy is impossible.

How you guys even refer to a fairytale and expect it to be applicable in real life baffles me.

Can you or the op give a real life a example of any developed nation that applied the methods you are suggesting to build their economy?

xtivin2:
Op forgot to state the part where the lepers had to make extra ordinary sacrifice for Elisha prophecy to come to pass. Without extra ordinary sacrifice economically your prophecy is impossible.

Sacrifice really? People who had no other choice but that of death! No-ooh i didn't even see it as a sacrifice but even if it was, it was absolutely irrelevant in this matter, for once it's God that had said it through his servant Elisha(2 Kg 7:1), he surely was going to bring his word to pass however he decided to. So what's even incredible is the fact that God chose to use them instead of the Dangote's of those days to bring such an impossible saying in the sight of men to pass. But that's just God doing what he does best "using the foolish things of the world to confound the wise". So it's just about if it's God that said it, if so then it is finished, whether people sacrifice or not. That's not saying that he said this though, but if it be him then it will surely happen.

hahn:


How you guys even refer to a fairytale and expect it to be applicable in real life baffles me.

Can you or the op give a real life a example of any developed nation that applied the methods you are suggesting to build their economy?

Yeah i already got your point, you would not believe!

Would you believe?

jesusjnr:
What comes to mind concerning that question, is the response of a certain man to a similar saying of Elisha at a time when it seemed impossible to take place. For the man said: "Behold, if the LORD would make
windows in heaven,
might this thing be?"(2 Kings 7:6) And that response illustrated how impossible it seemed for what the prophet had just said would take place.
But Elisha said to him, "Behold,
thou shalt see it with thine eyes, but shalt
not eat thereof." And as impossible as it seemed for what Elisha said to come to pass at the time, it was mere lepers, even the least expected means, that God used to bring that impossible saying of Elisha to pass in those days. And so back to question, would you believe if someone told you that fifty kobo would soon become the equivilent of a dollar? And don't worry about Elisha's pronouncement upon that man who made that comment, that he'll see it but not partake of it, for there's no curse attached whatsoever to whatever response you may give on this occasion.

So prophét Elisha will help Bubu to make 1 dollar equal to 50 mono.

Cc lzaa eternaltruths jumpandpas velocity25 tossie101

I don't think it's possible in reality.

immhotep:
So prophét Elisha will help Bubu to make 1 dollar equal to 50 mono.
Cc lzaa eternaltruths jumpandpas velocity25 tossie101

Elijah plus Elisha can't help bubu

anonymuz:
I don't think it's possible in reality.

Thanks for being very simple in your response, hoping others would follow your lead.

velocity25:
Elijah plus Elisha can't help bubu

Ha!

immhotep:

So prophét Elisha will help Bubu to make 1 dollar equal to 50 mono.

Cc lzaa eternaltruths jumpandpas velocity25 tossie101

Lmao

So what do you think about this?

velocity25:
Elijah plus Elisha can't help bubu

OK!

Believe it or not?

Eh, do i really need to ask the question again?

Nobody said it was a prophecy oh! But just if you would believe if someone told you that?

Any believers or nonbelievers in the house today?

Would you believe?