Susan Wright on the Right
You have been warned about false prophets.
In fact, the Bible is very clear in instructing God’s people to take care, when it comes to those who would prop themselves up as teachers and prophets, bringing messages to the Body of Christ that do not come from Father God.
In 1 John 4, we’re told to beware of false prophets, and to test their message to see if the spirit aligns with what is being said.
In 2 Corinthians 11:13-15 (NKJV) we’re warned, “13 For such are false apostles, deceitful workers, transforming themselves into apostles of Christ. 14 And no wonder! For Satan himself transforms himself into an angel of light. 15 Therefore it is no great thing if his ministers also transform themselves into ministers of righteousness, whose end will be according to their works.”
If you want to go Old Testament, we see how dire it is to proclaim the mantle of prophet that has not been given to you by God:
Deuteronomy 18:20 (AMP) – “20 But the prophet who presumes to speak a word in My name which I have not commanded him to speak, or which he speaks in the name of other gods—that prophet shall die.”
Some people out there are hoping grace is the insurance policy that covers that.
Here’s a tip: If you’re unrepentant and you’re still doing it, it won’t.
Which brings me to Mark Taylor, the former firefighter-turned-Trumpian-prophet.
I’ve covered Taylor in several pieces, specifically regarding the “prophecy” he gave regarding Donald Trump’s rise to the presidency.
“The Trump Prophecy” has been adapted into a motion picture, with the help of Liberty University’s film department.
Taylor claims that in 2011, God spoke to him, telling him that Trump would be the next president.
Of course, he didn’t bother to tell anybody about that prophetic vision until Trump was well on his way to the 2016 GOP nomination (so he had a 50/50 chance of getting it right).
Other interesting tidbits about Taylor, who has seen his star rise among Trump Christians, through appearances on The Jim Bakker show, and his website, where he lists his other “prophetic visions,” is where he seems to be getting his “prophecies.”
It doesn’t seem to be from the voice of God.
Most of them deal with 4Chan, InfoWars-inspired hoaxes, regarding the Illuminati, the “Deep State,” and Democrat-ran child sex rings, which he claims Trump is about to drop a net on, arresting many.
Taylor is an unlikely prophet, simply given the fact that before his rise as a peripheral star in Donald Trump’s orbit, he claims no connection to Christianity, other than to assert that the grand majority of Christian churches are under the spell of Satan.
Yeah. He’s that nuts.
Still, his “Trump prophecy” is what they want to hear, and some churches are promoting the movie based on Taylor and his prophecy, as if it is a deep, spiritual event.
The facts are, churches gamble with their effectiveness and their witness by backing this con.
Yes. I said it. This man is no prophet, no matter how much you want to see Trump as a gift from God. He is as big of a con artist as Trump.
I will also say the man is so puffed up with his own press, that now he’s just randomly saying things, because he knows Trumpian Christians will follow him.
Taylor commented recently that Hurricane Florence, the September storm that devastated the Carolinas, was “created” by liberal Democrats, in order to cover up what he says is mass voter fraud in North Carolina.
Now, with Hurricane Michael roaring up the Gulf Coast and threatening Florida, he’s at it again, playing prophetic weatherman.
“Does anyone else think it’s strange that Justice K is sworn in and we have a major hurricane inbound? DS scared? They should be. Retaliation? Absolutely. We will not be intimidated! Warriors arise, time to go to work! You know what to do,” tweeted the so-called “Firefighter Prophet” on Tuesday.
That’s right.
Does anyone else think it's strange that Justice K is sworn in and we have a major hurricane inbound? DS scared? They should be. Retaliation? Absolutely. We will not be intimidated! Warriors arise, time to go to work! You know what to do. …-
— Mark Taylor (@patton6966) October 9, 2018
Hurricane Michael is retaliation of the Democrats for the confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh.
Democrats have figured out how to control the weather and create massive hurricanes.
We should all quake with fear.
He wasn’t through. He chimed in earlier Wednesday, as well.
“I warned weeks ago that there would all kinds of attacks to disrupt the elections. No coincidence this monster storm is hitting the most conservative area of Florida. Never in history has been a Cat 4 in the month of Oct. 100 year storm. All the southeast affected. Pray!” he tweeted Wednesday morning.
And yes, there are people listening to this guy.
The importance of #SpaceForce cannot be overstated!!! D@rp@ #weathermanipulation!? There are no coincidences! #DrainTheDeepState!
— Sovereignty
Pray this hurricane away…it worked with Florence
I lived through it. It didn’t.
This Prayer Warrior is rising to the occasion.
We will not be intimidated.
We will WIN!— Candy O'Donnell (@CandyODonnell) October 9, 2018
Unbelievable.
We’re at a dangerous point in history, not because of Democrats, or even because Republicans have fallen to a man like Trump.
We’re at a dangerous point in our history because of the delusion that has grabbed hold of the Church in the United States, allowing for crackpots like Mark Taylor to gain a following.
When the defenses and good sense of the Body of Christ fails, who is left to stave off the darkness of the world?
The American Church is ruining its witness. Cast out the false prophets and return to the Word!
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