Some are crediting a ‘prophecy’ from Nigerian pastor TB Joshua to a recent foiled suicide bombing plot in Germany. The cleric, who is known for such prophecies relating to international happenings, posted a video on his YouTube channel of him speaking to congregants on Sunday 16th April 2017, saying, "The nation, Germany opened their doors for people who are in need of refuge. Thousands of people entered their country and they protected them. I don't know why all these challenges they are facing. While we are praying, I saw a train or a station where people gather - they should protect it against an attack.”
After describing seeing what he called ‘funny people’ who were in the nation to ‘play funny’, he ended in prayer saying, “We'll to continue to pray with them. Pray for them - the Lord will protect them. Thank You, Lord! In Jesus Christ's name!"
Perhaps the prayers of TB Joshua and his members were answered, Tuesday 30, May, when a 17-year-old asylum-seeker was detained and questioned by German police after concerns were raised that he was planning a suicide attack in Berlin. Authorities moved quickly after they learned the teenager used WhatsApp to send a farewell message to his family members while claiming alliance to the jihad, or holy war.
Although the suspects confiscated cell phones and tablet produced no evidence of a planned terrorist attack, the is no telling if matters could have ended differently. The view count of Joshua’s video of the prophecy continue to rise nearing 15,000 views as his YouTube subscribers of over 500,000 leave comments praying for Germany’s protection against any imminent threat to the nation. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
Advertise on NigerianEye.com to reach thousands of our daily users
Pauses are left in his video's, the gaps are filled in to proclaim he made a prophecy.
ReplyDeleteIf this man was genuine how come he did not prophesied his own church building falling down killing all 116 people who was trapped inside.
He got away with Murder.