Canaan warns prophets to desist from making fake prophecies

South Africa-based Malawian prophet, Bentry Canaan, of the New Life Installation Christian International Church, has advised fellow prophets to desist from pronouncing fake prophecies to avoid misleading the public.

Addressing journalists in Lilongwe on Thursday, Canaan said he is worried with how some prophets in the country are conducting themselves.

Canaan (L) addressing the journalists-pic by Moses Nyirenda

“I follow every prophet in Malawi very closely and I am concerned with how some of them are doing their work as they are delivering prophecies which are not from God but only to mislead Malawians. In my opinion most of these prophets are just attention seekers,” Canaan said.

He appealed to the public to pray hard and stop following what self-proclaimed prophets are preaching, saying not all of them are genuine prophets.

He warned that not everyone who claims to be a prophet or man of God listens from God.

He suggested that the public should stone to death prophets when their prophecies do not come to pass, saying this is written in the Bible.

“The Bible says in the book on Deuteronomy that if a prophet says a thing and does not happen, should be stoned to death. Many prophets take it as a privilege because people do not know that verse,” he said.

On the other hand, Canaan said that the country is in a better position to recover to a better state.

However, he said there is need for the public to pray hard as one way of seeking God’s intervention towards the restoration.

“According to Mathew 6 verse 33 the bible says seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all things shall be added unto you, hence in order for the economic crisis and other challenges which we are facing to be addressed we need God most,” he said.

Lilongwe-based servant of God, Symon C. Lubanga, concurred with Canaan, stressing that many prophets are making fake prophecies in order to gain popularity.

“What I have noted is that, some prophecies are made to gain fame and make a name. For example, a lot of prophecies which are being made focus on controversies like politics and societies instead of focusing on God’s words. So, I can see that most of these prophets, who make these prophecies are attention-seekers, fame chasers as they use Public Relations (PR) strategies to grow their audience and build huge followership at church, social media and the society at large,” Lubanga said.

 

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Winston Msowoy
Winston Msowoy
3 years ago

Canaan,it is unbelievable that you will Shaw Malawians the PROPHET’S Grave in the Modern WORLD.Frankly speaking,nobody has even seen a PROPHET like you since Biblical.In fact,the real Prophets are as Follows: Jesus Christ,Abraham,Moses,Joseph,John,James,Paul and many others in the World.The present so-called PROPHET,does not exist any more.The only one we know,IS JESUS THE SON OF GOD.Iam not sure MALAWIANS will take you as the SON of GOD? Already,we have BUSHIRI in Malawi but,he is a corrupt PHROPHET that GOD Will never accept such a PROPHET in his SPHERES.Canaan I wish you all the best but,I do not accept you as my… Read more »

Nabetha
Nabetha
3 years ago

Great insight but the stoning to death is worse than the fake prophets sir, the stoning to death applies for the days before the era of the lord Jesus. The stoning and the law were long out dated by the grace ushered by the lord Lord Jesus. We can research better ways of dealing with them than stoning them. How about regulating them through an association……..my suggestion.

SPIRITUAL WATCHER.
SPIRITUAL WATCHER.
3 years ago

By their fruits you shall know them.

Franklin Mlowoka
Franklin Mlowoka
3 years ago

In the final days there will be many false prophets who will preach using my name. Manifestations of that is abound in our community already. Usually you guys come up with a lot of falsity by taking advantage of the poverty ravaged individuals among your so-called followers. Time is coming when each one will give an account of his acts.

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