Twelve Rules for Separating True from False Prophecies
Associates of the New Apostolic Reformation doubled down on their years-long prophecies of two terms for former president Donald Trump. It doesn’t bother any of them that it would take an insurrection or illegal coup to reinstate Trump because they all believe the election was stolen, and their god has not informed them otherwise. This short-sighted intransigence has led to chaos in our election process and in our constitutional governance. These men and women have millions of followers and have caused immense damage to this nation. They are incredibly dangerous because, like our former president, they are slick and charming, they feed off limited news silos, and they drag their politics into their prophecies. Having been familiar with prophecy since 1965, I can offer some helpful tips for any political candidates, state elected officials, or federal employees who might be influenced by their seductive words. Twelve Rules of Engagement 1] A genuine prophet needs to be walking full