In a powerful sermon delivered during a church service, Pastor Ezekiel Odero proclaimed that he had foreseen the current protest situation in Kenya, asserting that his earlier warnings had gone unheeded.
Addressing his congregation with a mix of urgency and concern, pastor Ezekiel painfully recalled how warning the government got him in trouble.
He narrated how the police harassed and linked him to Shakahola deaths after he gave prophesies that were unfavorable to the government.
Ezekiel reflected on his previous prophecies about the nation’s political climate and the consequences of disrespecting former President Uhuru Kenyatta.
“Niliwaambia mtajuta kutukana Uhuru hamukuskia. Nikawaambia baada ya uchaguzi kutalipuka maandamano hamukuskia. Sasa nawaambia kuna jambo mbaya linakuja zaidi ya maandamano lakini linaweza kuwa avoided tukiwa na humility,” Pastor Ezekiel stated passionately. (Translation: “I told you that you would regret insulting Uhuru, but you didn’t listen. I told you that after the election, protests would erupt, but you didn’t listen. Now I tell you, something worse than the protests is coming, but it can be avoided if we have humility.”)
Pastor Ezekiel’s bold statements served as a stark reminder of his earlier predictions and carried a dire warning about potential future unrest.
His call for humility and reflection appeared to be a plea for national unity and preparedness in the face of escalating tensions.
The ongoing protests, which have gripped Kenya in recent weeks, have seen citizens take to the streets to voice their discontent with the current administration.
Pastor Ezekiel’s message resonated deeply with his congregation, reflecting his concern for the country’s future and the gravity of the current situation.
His prophecy highlighted the importance of heeding warnings and the potential consequences of ignoring them.
As the nation grapples with the ongoing unrest, Pastor Ezekiel’s words serve as a poignant reminder of the need for collective introspection and humility to navigate these challenging times.
The pastor’s dire prediction of something worse than the current protests underscores the urgency of addressing the underlying issues fueling the discontent.
His call for humility is not only a spiritual exhortation but also a practical appeal for Kenyans to come together and seek peaceful solutions to their problems.
As the country awaits the unfolding of events, Pastor Ezekiel’s sermon stands as a beacon of caution, urging all Kenyans to heed his prophetic insights and work towards avoiding further turmoil.
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