In a three-year-old video that recently went viral, evangelist Perry Stone discussed a 1933 vision by the late William Branham, an evangelist known for his prophetic insights.
According to Stone, Branham foresaw several significant events, including a prediction that a woman would hold high power in the United States, potentially as president. This has led some to speculate about Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, as a possible fulfillment of this prophecy.
Stone described Branham as a man with a “tremendous gift that God had given him,” emphasizing that those who knew Branham personally believed he “never missed his words of wisdom, words of knowledge, prophecies, or if he said he had a vision.”
Among the visions recorded by Branham was one in which he saw a future leader of the United States as a woman. Stone noted, “A woman will take the place of a president or something great in high power in America,” adding that this could be a sign of significant changes to come.
Branham’s vision also included technological predictions, such as the development of driverless cars, which he described as looking “like an egg” and being controlled by something other than a steering wheel, possibly resembling modern autonomous vehicles. Stone remarked, “Now folks, listen to me, we’re here,” suggesting that these advancements align with Branham’s predictions from nearly a century ago.
The video goes on to consider the possibility of Harris rising to the presidency, particularly given President Biden’s age and health concerns. Stone stated, “Even the secular media has said he will stay in for a certain period of time; he’ll step down,” implying that Harris could potentially fulfill Branham’s prophecy.
While the video presents these predictions as potentially significant world-altering events, it is important to approach such prophecies with discernment. The Bible advises believers to test all prophecies: “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world,” (1 John 4:1).
Stone continued his message by echoing this command from the Bible, noting the uncertain nature of these predictions, “Only time will tell if this is the season… where she would step in.”
As believers, it is crucial to weigh such prophetic messages carefully and seek guidance from Scripture and prayer.
Src: Charisma Media
