Phoenix Arizona is the Next 911 say the false prophets of the phony “Prophetic Ministry”

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I just want to document this nonsense to prove that those claiming to be in the “Prophetic Ministry” are in self delusion and that they actually are false prophets. They get visions or dreams that come from their own mind and then presume it came from God. Some of what is said in these prophecies is so nonsensical that one has to wonder if these airheads know anything about capabilities of nuclear weapons at all.
One or two nukes in the city of Phoenix could not destroy Phoenix at all. Do these people have a clue about how large Phoenix is? It would take tens of hydrogen bombs to destroy Phoenix and no one with a mind believes that terrorists have hydrogen weapons. A nuclear fission device set off in Phoenix would kill 10,000 to 100,000 people not millions.

I should ignore this prophecy but people are being deceived. Time after time there are prophecies from self proclaimed prophets that claim something that never comes true. The Prophetic Ministry has been part of the Charismatic movement for decades. These self anointed prophets have always been wrong about any verifiable prediction! These people are never held accountable for their lies and they are continually paraded on Charismatic TV and Radio shows and on the INTERNET as if they have a direct link to God.

Those who follow what they say have itching ears and seem to be looking for news to fret about to bring some excitement to their own lives. They then pass on the garbage to anyone else who will listen to them.

I have warned “Christians” who post this stuff on their websites to no avail. They simply what to help spread lies on their websites either because it is sensational or because they themselves are gullible and deceived.

Do not be deceived by these people the neighborhood crystal ball reader receives the same level of divine truth and is probably more sensible. These presumptuous prophets speaking for God might receive glory from men for an hour on earth but I would not want to be in their shoes at the judgment.

The false prophecy about Phoenix

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