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Bishop J.Y Adu, a respected spiritual leader, has sounded a warning against false prophets, emphasizing that failed prophecies reveal a lack of divine inspiration. “When a prophet prophesies and it doesn’t come to pass, that prophet is a false prophet,” he stated unequivocally.<\/p>\n
According to Bishop Adu, God’s word is unwavering and unchanging. “God doesn’t have two mouths and change,” he emphasized. He attributed the rise of false prophecies to prophets seeking fame rather than genuine divine guidance.<\/p>\n
With Ghana’s elections approaching, Bishop Adu cautioned against relying on prophecies from self-proclaimed prophets. Many prophets are prophesying about the upcoming election, but when their prophecy fails, they will claim the electoral commission cheated, he predicted.<\/p>\n
Instead, Bishop Adu urged citizens to focus on comparing party policies and voting for the party that aligns with their values. “Don’t follow false prophets,” he advised. “Look at the policies and vote wisely.”<\/p>\n
As a seasoned spiritual leader, Bishop Adu confidently asserted, “When we speak of prophecy, I’m the head.” He claimed that political parties, including the NPP led by Bawumia, have sought his counsel, while others are too fearful to approach him.<\/p>\n
Bishop Adu also made a heartfelt appeal to parents, urging them to advise their children not to follow any political party to fight. He emphasized the importance of peaceful coexistence and responsible citizenship.<\/p>\n
Bishop Adu’s message serves as a timely reminder to discern between genuine and false prophecies. By focusing on party policies and promoting peaceful citizenship, Ghanaians can ensure a secure and prosperous future.<\/p>\n