Dr. Michael Brown acolyte Daniel Kolenda tries to pretend the 2020 Trump prophets were actually right...

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Love never ends. As for prophecies, they will pass away; as for tongues, they will cease; as for knowledge, it will pass away. For we know in part and we prophesy in part, but when the perfect comes, the partial will pass away. - 1Corinthians 9:8-9 (ESV)

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The false prophet industrial complex generates million of dollars, fleecing the flock and the apostate church system daily. Their foundational premise is so unbiblical. They have managed to create an alternate reality that is divorced from scripture. The primary grift they perpetrate is that God somehow changed the requirements and standards for prophecy between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament standard was simple. If God really told someone a word for His people, then it would naturally come true. If a word was brought on behalf of the creator of the entire universe and it did not come true, then the person was marked as false and avoided. God relied upon His prophets much more in the Old Testament times because there was no printing press, or published scriptures readily available. Toda of course, there is, and God has already revealed His will to us in the holy scriptures. God did not divinely inspire over 40 authors to reveal His will and then, oops, forgot something that He wants Benny Hinn or Jennifer LeClaire to deliver now to His people. Imagine Almighty God realizing that after 66 books he forgot to address the sneaky squid spirit. That is biblically insane.

So, the problem the modern-day false prophets have is they are always wrong. Why? Because they are not actually hearing from God at all. They have exchanged true prophecy, which reveals and points people to Christ, with clairvoyance, targeted guessing and psychic parlor tricks. David Taylor once prophesied who would win the Super Bowl and missed by over 40 points. Pat Robertson once prophesied massive hurricanes would hit the east coast one summer and then none even reached shore. Benny Hinn once prophesied Fidel Castro would die somewhere in the 1990s and even though he gave himself a decade for a man with failing health, he still missed by 16 years. God will not be mocked beloved. In 2020, God exposed nearly all false prophets within the Charismaniacal world. They all had prophesied that Donald Trump was going to win the election and instead, he lost by seven million votes. Now that Trump has won in 2024, it was only a matter of time before the brand fought back and tried to pretend they were all correct in 2020. The above linked article by Daniel Kolenda, graduate of Brownsville School of the Stupidnatural, is trying to push that garbage. Let us reason once more together beloved.

'After winning a second term as president of the United States, Donald Trump has become only the second president in our nation's history to serve two non-consecutive terms. Following much debate on this topic within the prophetic realm, evangelist Daniel Kolenda is explaining why the prophecies about the president were correct after all. "From our vantage point, at this point in history, this has been the wildest political drama maybe ever," says Kolenda. "The first Trump presidency was unlikely. The second one was impossible. But not only has Trump won, he's won a decisive victory, a clean sweep"they're calling it a historic comeback, a landslide victory in swing states, and everybody from both sides of the political aisle seem to be in shock."' - Charisma News

Let us first deal with the insane false narratives Kolenda argues to try and mystify or deify Trump. The election was not a landslide. Mr. Trump did not even garner 50% of the vote. Whereas Trump lost by seven million votes in 2020, he only won by two million in 2024, so cool your jets. It is a great comeback story, no doubt, but impossible? Hardly. When you factor in how unhappy the country was about the economy, the flawed nature of the Democratic candidate, the unending flow of dark money into elections, it was very possible. The real problem here of course is the assertion that the prophecies in 2020 were "right." They were not. They were not even close. Imagine if someone had prophesied in 2020 that Trump would lose and then win again in 2024? Now THAT would have been incredible. You know who knew in 2020 how these elections would play out? God knew. So, if people who claim to be prophets are hearing from God, why did He not tell any of them? Why did none of them offer the accurate prophecy that would have blown people's minds and probably drawn them to God and to the prophetic? The answer is simple. They were all lying and 2024 does not change those lies.

"Kolenda points out that Trump won both the popular and electoral votes, and that, along with Trump, Republicans took control of the House and the Senate. He further connects this to the fact that many prophetic voices predicted Trump would serve two terms. However, when he did not return to the presidency in 2020, many declared these individuals to be false prophets. Now, Kolenda poses a question to those who labeled these Christians as false prophets. "What do the critics do with the fact that Trump has won now? Given the fact that so many charismatics prophesied that he would win and many even predicted that he would win twice, and he did," says Kolenda. Kolenda asks viewers whether they believe there will be any apology from those who criticized and demeaned the prophetic. He points out that if those who prophesied about Trump's victory truly believed it would happen in 2020, their own soulish desires may have influenced the prophecy. In that case, repentance would be necessary. However, he also suggests that some may have simply misunderstood the timing and what the Lord meant. (1 Cor. 13:9)." - Charisma News

How desperate and pathetic. What do I do with the fact that Trump won as it relates to the 2020 false prophecies? The fact that Trump won in 2024 validates how false these folks were in 2020 because God knew and NONE of them said 2024. They ALL said 2020. None said, "God said Trump will serve two terms." No one was demeaning the prophetic Daniel. Just the false prophets. So, apologize? Are you serious? They were all WRONG. Their own soulish desires made them what? Not listen to God correctly? The Lord told them 2024 but they wanted it to be 2020 so badly they just said to heck with Him? That doesn't even make any sense. Misunderstood the timing? Was God vague? Did He stutter? Some of this is willful deception but some of this is being deceived themselves. The false prophecy network teaches these wannabe prophets to listen to their wickedly deceitful hearts and simply ascribe to God whatever nuggets pop into it. As such, none of them actually "hear" from God. So, it is convenient then to just chalk up 2020 to not understanding what the Lord actually meant and essentially blame God. That God would not be specific when specificity would have brought Him so much glory. Notice in this bat-poop crazy excuse that God never bothered to correct any of them! God knew full well that Trump would lose and then win again in 2024 when he was 78 years old. He supposedly then told all of these false prophets, and there was a lot of them. Then every single one of them got it wrong. They all were confused. They all misunderstood the timing or what God really meant. All of them. Then God decided to correct NONE of them? Beloved, this is ridiculous. Sorry to let Daniel down, but no apology will be forthcoming for correctly calling all of these hucksters false.

"As Scripture tells us, "We prophesy in part" In essence, prophecy does not usually unfold in the ways we, in our human nature, expect it to. The timing of its fulfillment can also be much different than anticipated. "I could give tons of examples of this through the Bible," says Kolenda. "You had Zechariah prophesying the Messiah riding on a donkey; and Isaiah saying that a virgin will conceive; and Micah prophesying that a ruler would come out of Bethlehem, and many others. These were all true prophecies, but none were fulfilled in the way that the prophets who gave those prophecies imagined, and certainly not the way that is was interpreted by the people." With all prophecy, it is important to test the spirit behind it and bring it before the Lord in prayer. God has promised to pour out His Spirit on all creation, and the Holy Spirit dwells within His people today, ready to perform signs, miracles and wonders"including through prophecy." - Charisma News

Yeah, no. I provided the context to the verse fragment Kolenda references in the key verses above. This comes from the famous "love" chapter from Paul. He is trying to make the point that love is complete but everything else is limited. We do not know everything, and God does not show us everything. For example, the prophet Agabus prophesies to Paul that he will be bound by the Jews and handed over. That specifically came to pass but there certainly were a whole host of details the prophecy did not portend. The false prophet industrial complex always abuses the "we prophesy in part" verse because they do not understand it without the indwelt Holy Spirit. If the Trump prophets had prophesied that "Trump would serve two terms" they would be fine but NONE of them said that. Instead, they specifically said he was going to win in 2020. This would be like Agabus telling Paul that next week his hands would be tied and turned over, but it actually happened the following year. If that were the case, Agabus' prophecy would be false. Zechariah prophesying the Messiah riding the donkey came to pass. Isaiah saying the virgin will conceive came to pass. Micah saying the ruler would come out of Bethlehem came to pass. The Trump prophets saying Trump was going to win in 2020 NEVER came to pass. The way you test the spirit behind a prophecy, besides the individual's past prophecies, is if it comes to pass. Do not be snookered beloved. These people did not prophesy in part. They did not prophesy at all. They lied because that is what their deceitful hearts do. I am sorry for their destruction, which is already set according to the bible.

That is my apology.

Reverend Anthony Wade - January 21, 2025

Authors Bio:
Credentialed Minister of the Gospel for the Assemblies of God. Owner and founder of 828 ministries. Vice President for Goodwill Industries. Always remember that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.