We’ve been bringing you a series of false prophets who prophesied falsely about the mid-term elections. First in our series was Hank Kunneman (ad-free version), who falsely prophesied that God would use the mid-term elections to restore America. That was followed by a man by the name Dutch Sheets (ad-free article), real name, who invoked the name of God, promising that “the wind is about to blow” prior to the mid-term elections.

In #3, we brought to you Terri Copeland Pearsons (ad-free version), daughter of the infamous king of false prophets, Kenneth Copeland, who promised that angels were going to come and destroy “every wicked ballot” that was cast in the swing states. Of course, that didn’t pan out either. Now, we bring you #4, Amanda Grace, founder of Ark of Grace Ministries and a regular contributor to Steve Schultz’s Elijah List Ministries, who read a prophesy she supposedly received from God that promised that the governor of Michigan would be overturned and that Michigan would turn red, and also promised that the leadership of Chicago would fall “this fall.”

Amanda Grace, during a live stream of the Elijah List podcast on August 4th, prophesied that the midterms would be a surprise for wicked Democrats and Republicans:

The Spirit of the Lord says this day, “A SURPRISE WITH THE MIDTERMS – UNSETTLING FOR BOTH THE DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS WHO HAVE HELD HANDS IN THE DARK. OH, YOUR SPEAKEASIES SHALL BE EXPOSED, ALONG WITH YOUR CODE WORD; FOR WHEN ONE HAS ARISEN WITH SOMETHING CALLED ‘MORALS’ AND ‘INTEGRITY’ – YOU HAVE A CODE WORD FOR SUCH, AND IT SHALL BE EXPOSED AND LEAD TO YOUR CELLS,” says the Lord of hosts this day.

She then went on to prophesy that Michigan’s governor would be overturned along with the leadership of Chicago, which, of course, did not pan out and Michigan turned even bluer than it already was.

…when a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the word does not come to pass or come true, that is a word that the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously. You need not be afraid of him. —Deuteronomy 18:22