Rev. Isaac Owusu-Bempah, the outspoken Founder and Leader of Glorious Word Power Ministries International, has once again stirred conversations with his gripping prophecies for 2025. Known for his controversial revelations, the man of God painted a dramatic picture of what lies ahead, warning of dire events if prayers are not intensified.
A Mighty Tree Falls in Asanteman
Painting a vivid picture, Rev. Owusu-Bempah described the loss of a significant chief in the Ashanti Region, likening the tragedy to a mighty tree uprooted by fierce winds.
“I saw a mighty tree being uprooted by a strong wind, and I saw people mourning and wailing. Chiefs and international dignitaries were attending the funeral of this great person. The mighty tree being uprooted signifies danger. Let’s pray so that darkness does not overshadow Asanteman. The people of Juaben should pray to prevent the death of a prominent chief.”
Prominent Ghanaians in Peril
He didn’t mince words when predicting the deaths of influential figures in Ghana, warning that without prayers, the nation could face heartbreaking losses.
“I foresee the deaths of influential individuals this year—very prominent people in this country. If we don’t pray, we will bury many important personalities in Ghana.”
Children at Risk
A chilling prophecy about the loss of young lives emerged as Rev. Owusu-Bempah predicted the rise of a deadly disease targeting children. He called for urgent prayers to protect Ghana’s future generation.
Mass Blindness on the Horizon
In another alarming vision, the prophet warned of an epidemic of eye diseases that could leave many blind.
“If we don’t pray this year, many people will experience eye diseases. A lot of people will go blind. I see numerous spectacles shedding tears. We curse that spirit of blindness.”
A COVID-Like Disease Returns
Rev. Owusu-Bempah didn’t hold back when speaking about a potential health crisis eerily similar to the coronavirus.
“Just like the coronavirus we experienced a few years back, if we don’t pray, we will face another deadly disease of similar nature. I see a spirit hanging in the air, spewing the disease from its mouth, spreading it, and causing mass deaths. We must pray to avert this.”
America Faces Mourning
Turning his gaze to the United States, the prophet predicted the passing of a former American president, urging prayers to prevent this sorrowful event.
“I foresee America mourning the loss of a significant figure. If we don’t pray, a former American president will die this year.”
Airplane Crashes Looming
In his final warning, he cautioned about potential airplane crashes, emphasizing the need for urgent prayers to avert these disasters.
Watch the video of him prophesying below..
Rev. Isaac Owusu-Bempah, the leader of the Glorious Word Power Ministries, has urged Ghanaians to exercise patience with President-elect John Dramani Mahama as he assumes office on January 7, 2025 as reported by Ghana Web on Thursday, January 2, 2025.
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