Judging Prophecies (Part 1)

As some of you may know, I have a YouTube channel called “Flee California Now.” On it are 31 videos and eleven short videos, which vigorously proclaim that extreme judgments and calamities will soon hit California. My advice is “Flee California now!”

Below is a two minute and forty-nine second video of a prophecy by Pastor Tony Suarez. He is the head of Revivalmaker Ministries, author of several books, the head of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership conference and a member on President Trump’s prayer team. In street slang, Suarez has “cred.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQj4Rg8zwVU&t=14s

The Apostle Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 14:29 AMP – Let two or three prophets speak [as inspired by the Holy Spirit], while the rest pay attention and weigh carefully what is said.

If you look closely at Suarez while he prophesies, he looks down at his iPad often, which suggests that he had written this prophecy out ahead of time. There’s nothing wrong with doing this. And yet, this means that he chose each word carefully when he wrote the prophecy out. Now, this becomes important because he used the word – reprieve when he said, “And I heard the Lord say that I am giving California a reprieve…”

The word reprieve means to postpone or delay the judgments. It does not mean to relent or withdraw the judgments for California.

This means that every good thing Suarez prophesied for LA and California is contingent on believers walking in repentance and meeting the requirements of this prophecy so that the reprieve stays in place.

Suarez spoke how God relented and withdrew His judgments on Ninevah because the people repented. But did you know that Ninevah was destroyed less than a hundred years later because Ninevah did not continue to walk in repentance.

Hey, it’s important to judge prophecies. It could mean the difference between living or dying for you and your families.

(Continued in Part 2)

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