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NAR “Prophetess” Prophesied that Trump Would Win Court Trial and Be Proven Innocent

by | May 31, 2024 | Apostasy, Cult, heresy, News, Politics, Religion, US

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Julie Green, associate “pastor” at Faith Family Fellowship and head of Julie Green Ministries, has once again proven herself to be a false prophet—as if we needed another reason to believe so.

As recently as last week (video clip above), she predicted that former President Donald Trump would be exonerated in his New York trial, labeling the judge “unjust” and claiming Trump would go free​​. This “prophecy,” like all of others from Green and her ilk, has not come to pass.

Breaking news will be heard that will rattle the enemy’s camp. Innocent. This ruling will be heard. The case has fallen apart. The last ditch effort did not work for President Trump.

They cannot put him in jail now as the last indictment falls apart. Watch how things dramatically take place to stop your election and my David from taking back the seat of the president.

But your enemies cannot stop the freight train coming against them because it’s me, saith the Lord of hosts.


These baseless and sensational “prophecies” distract from the true mission of the Church and undermine the sufficiency of Scripture. According to Deuteronomy 18:22, the failure of her predictions confirms her status as a false prophet.

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