By Heather Tomlinson2024-11-08T14:58:00
Did the late charismatic leader Kim Clement accurately predict major political events? That’s what some Christians have claimed on social media. Heather Tomlinson investigates
A number of “prophets” are said to have predicted the extraordinary happenings surrounding Donald Trump.
For example, Brandon Biggs gave an uncanny description of a bullet flying past Trump’s ear months before the assassination attempt – and has now been further emboldened by the re-election of Trump, which he also said would happen.
Another case doing the rounds involves the late Kim Clement. The South African pastor had a small ministry on the fringes of the charismatic movement for many years.
Who was Kim Clement?
Kim Clement was born in South Africa but later…
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