ICYMI: TB Joshua Predicts Multiple Challenges In 2021

TB Joshua has hinted that multiple challenges lie ahead in 2021.

News Rain Nigeria reports that one of the prominent Nigerian Prophet ,Prophet TB Joshua, has revealed the year 2021 prophecies saying that there will be multiple challenges in the year 2021.

According to Prophet Joshua Prophecy from an undisclosed prayer mountain, he revealed that this year is planting a seed that will be harvested next year. What this monster called COVID-19 has been destroying will be seen clearly next year,”

TB Joshua Predicts Multiple Challenges In 2021

Joshua maintained that some of these dire consequences included companies, educational and faith institutions “being destroyed”, “people losing their jobs”, “divorce here and there” and “poverty becoming the order of the day”.

According to him, he said, Coronavirus has three stages, the second stage will be tougher than the first stage but it will not affect all countries,” he continued, adding that the “third stage will be tougher than the second stage” but not as “widespread” as the initial outbreak.

Prophet TB Joshua who has been known for series of serious prophecies, propheciezed in the year 2020 by  declaring 2020 as “the year of humility”, stressing that God would “humble us with our challenges such as affliction”.

He also foretold the backlash for US President Donald Trump over his handling of the protests that erupted in the wake of the killing of George Floyd and his subsequent narrow election defeat to Joe Biden.

Prophet Joshua however released some items he termed “faith tools” which he insisted would provide “a cure”.

He said, “This is why the Lord gave me these faith tools – the New Anointing Water and the New Anointing Sticker, tagged “Not Mine But God’s Own,” Joshua explained, holding up a sticker and a small bottle of packaged water.

“Why the choice of water instead of oil? It is because it can be applied on any part of the body. It is not for sale; that is why it is anointed. Don’t be deceived due to desperation. Don’t forget – ignorance is a sin,” the cleric counsel said.