Bluntly Speaking

99% of prophecies are fake especially here in Nigeria where it has become the norm of gospel propagation. This is not meant to question the call of these elects but, the intention which is for- self glorification. The word of God is unequivocally clear on this, "I shall share my glory with no man". The Holy Spirit will always draw attention to God,exalt the Word and the Lord Jesus Christ-not man. Any prophecy contrary to this is balderdash.

Lately, Christians have been dependent on prophecies to rule and govern their lives/future. This is preposterous. Christians/Believers who inquire from prophets about God's purpose or plan in their lives are sitting on a gun power. In fact, Christians/Believers can create problems in their lives by seeking a prophet's guidance (prophecy). This is because we are led by the spirit of God, not prophets (Rom 8:14). " Under the New Covenant, prophets are not placed in church, to lead, guide or direct people's lives".

Seemingly, the reason why most prophecies fail even from true men of God is premised on their intentions coupled with it not glorifying God's name. This quagmire has crippled many faith of Christians who seek for guidance via this means thus, creating an avalanche of sorcerers, diviners, fortune tellers et al who jolly under the pretext of true prophets. Do not be deceived, their prophecies are exact but, they are from the pit of hell.

While, we are faced with these extreme dilemmas, polarized by failed, fake and true prophecies it is important as discernible people, we test these prophecies/spirits and watch out for prophets/prophecies that prophesy money/fortune out of our pockets.

Cc: OAM4J, Lalasticlala

Prophecies are fake because imported religions are fake