What do the Dodgers’ World Series’ win, Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s installation and a Trump win have in common? Prophet and ministry leader Jeremiah Johnson prophesied all three events would occur. And as we know, all but one of them have come true so far.
“I had a prophetic dream several weeks ago that I walked up to Lou Engle and handed him two tickets to the World Series where the Los Angeles Dodgers were playing,” Johnson says. “And I had said to Lou in the dream that there was a message that God had for him. And so when I woke up from the dream, I looked up where the World Series was being played. And it was being played in Texas, which I found significant, because that’s where Roe v. Wade was passed into law. And then the games were being played at Globe Life stadium, which I felt was significant.
“And so when I woke up, I decided to reach out to Lou and shared this dream with him,” Johnson says. “And while I was talking with him, I began to prophesy to him. Even before the World Series, I said to Lou that I believe the Lord said to me that the Dodgers would win the World Series. And this would be a sign that God is not done with Los Angeles or California.”
In his conversation with Engle, Johnson followed his baseball prediction with two even more significant prophecies. “I told him that Amy Coney Barrett would be set in as a Supreme Court justice before the election, and that Donald Trump would be reelected,” he says. “Now the final one, Donald J. Trump being reelected, has yet to happen. I believe it will. I told Lou that if all three of these things happened, it would be assigned to him that he was to call 1 million women to the Mall in Washington, D.C., to see Roe v. Wade overturned in America.
“And so I believe that Amy Coney Barrett is a modern-day Esther,” Johnson says. “And God has called Lou Engle like a Mordecai. And I believe that Amy Coney Barrett has opened up what I’m calling a ‘new Esther and Deborah era’ in the body of Christ, where we’re going to see a massive, righteous women’s movement. I believe the Lord revealed to me that Roe v. Wade—it really is a women’s issue. And God is going to call forth women from all over America to gather at the Mall one day to see Roe v. Wade overturned.”
Johnson has some prophetic words about the media as well. “The lying media have become the modern-day false prophets of Baal,” he says. “And so I believe that even regarding the polls, we saw this with the different things with the coronavirus, with the statistics not matching. I just believe that the lying media is at work. … I believe that God is looking for an ally to accompany a remnant that is not going to believe or buy into the lies and acknowledge that God is not done with the church. He’s not done with America; He has set Donald Trump in place for some incredible things that are going to happen in the years ahead.”
Like other faith leaders, Johnson encourages people “to vote biblical values, which are really about life,” he says. But he also urges all voters to consider one lesser-known issue that he says is critical: the Equality Act. “Joe Biden is on record just today saying that within the first 100 days of his presidency, he will push forward the Equality Act. … If it becomes an actual law, if you are a principal at a Christian high school, and a homosexual or lesbian applies for a job, you have to hire them under the Equality Act. And you cannot say you can’t hire them because of your religion. If you are a pastor or a leader, under the Equality Act, you can no longer tell homosexuals or lesbians you won’t marry them because of your religion. If you’re a parent, and your child, 8 years old, wants to change sexes and have an operation, you can no longer tell them they can’t. ….I believe that life is on the line.”
To hear more from Prophet Jeremiah Johnson about what many have called the most important presidential election since that of Lincoln, click here to listen to this entire episode of the Strang Report podcast. Be sure to like and share it with others who need to hear this important word about the 2020 election, and if you haven’t already, get out and cast your vote in favor of a president who has proven he stands behind biblical values. {eoa}
