Coronavirus Prophets EXPOSED?

During the coronavirus pandemic, Dr. Michael L. Brown, radio host and apologist for the charismatic movement, said, I believe in prophetic ministry today, recognizing that every word must be tested. Some well-known charismatic prophets have spoken of a major change or shift concerning the virus by the end of the Passover season.

You barely have to test this prophecy to see it's vague nonsense. Things could get better or worse, and these guys would say, see, a major shift. This is called a shotgun prophecy. Take a shot at a month or season, scatter some unspecific terms, and whatever happens, your prophecy was just broad enough it's going to hit something you can take credit for.

COVID -19 exposed every modern-day prophet and faith healer as a fraud. Bethel Church in Redding, California, who claims to heal the sick, told their faith healers to stay away from local hospitals. In January, Sid Roth had 20 of the most high-dollar prophets on his show Supernatural to give their predictions for 2020.

Guess how many predicted corona? Zero. Sean Bowles had to postpone his prophecy tour. Shouldn't he have been able to warn us this was coming and schedule his tour for after the pandemic? Do not be taken by the snake oil salesman.

Testing Prophecy by Scripture

Jesus said, beware false prophets who come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves. In 1 John 4, we are told, Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God.

For many false prophets have gone out into the world when we understand the text.