2020 prophecies: I’m Not Anxious For Them To Come To Pass, Says Adeboye

The General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adeboye said Friday that he was not nervous about the fulfillment of his prophecies for the year 2020, adding that some of his prophecies for the year were already coming to pass within the first few weeks of the year.

Adeboye had pronounced a number of prophecies for the year 2020 on New Year’s Eve at the church’s international headquarters located along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway, saying, “This year is going to behave like a child having convulsion unless we pray very well. Earthquakes in many places. Volcanoes that have been dormant for years erupting.

“If you look at the prophecies for 2019 for the international scene, you will see fire and flood. The Lord says whatever we have seen in 2019 is nothing compared to what is coming except his children will pray so that His healing hands will be upon the nations of the world.

“The reason is, sin is becoming more rampant. Things that in the past could not be mentioned is now being celebrated and God is angry but He will help if we can pray.”

Speaking yesterday at the February Holy Ghost Service of the church tagged ‘Let there be Light II’, the 77-year-old cleric said some of his prophecies for the year were already becoming fulfilled.

He said, “A prophet will be anxious that everything he says will come to pass. A pastor will care less. I’m not a prophet anyway; I’m a pastor.

“At the beginning of this year, you heard me say that the Lord said that on the international scene, there would be fire outbreaks, flood, storms, earthquakes, volcanoes, that what we saw in the past was child’s play. If you follow the news all over the world, you can see what is already happening.

“I told you at that time that Nigeria is part of the international scene; we are part of the world. If you look at what happened in January, just one month, the number of fire outbreaks, houses burnt, markets burnt, government houses burnt, fire outbreaks near this airport and that airport.

“If the Lord says we haven’t seen anything yet, then we need to pray.”