PASTORS agree she can see the future and according to her, it’s one filled with chaos, blood and death. Matshiditso Nkgweng (52) from Alexandra in Joburg is a prophet who believes she was sent by God to warn President Jacob Zuma about what’s going to happen in Mzansi. She told Daily Sun a few years ago she predicted there would be chaos in Parliament. “After the EFF won seats, my prediction was proven to be true,” Matshiditso said. “But the worse is yet to come. “I have seen dead bodies leaving the National Assembly. “I accurately predicted two recent earthquakes, the Marikana Massacre, the collapse of TB Joshua’s building in Nigeria and the drowning of five kids in the Jukskei River,” the prophet said. “If the president ignores me, South Africa will go up in flames.” Pastors from different churches have confirmed that Matshiditso was given a gift by God and people must take her seriously. Archbishop Mqulo of Mount Sinai Apostolic Church said Matshiditso was sent by God to save the nation. Matshiditso said she became a prophet in 2009 after God appeared to her when she was in ICU after an operation. “God is angry at what is happening in this country and He will punish all of us,” she warned. “But He told me what needs to be done to prevent this and it’s this message I must deliver to Zuma.” There was mixed reaction to Matshiditso’s prophecies on Daily Sun’s Facebook page. Here’s what SunReaders had to say: Mmboniseni Nemusunda: God will punish all who are lying through his name. Khosi Dlamini: The return of TB Joshua. Joseph Zulu Seniorr: Whenever there’s a prophetic warning, action (prayer) needs to be taken . . . as to whether she is a true prophet, time will tell. Olwethu Vellem: She missed her treatment. Pfariso Mahosi: Even me, I can see blood. Contact me, Daily Sun . Margaret Ngwenya: With the things going on in Parliament, I can believe her. Ntate Mbuyisa : Nonsense! She must consult psychologists. Watch her tell the tale here: y2u.be/h4mjFXqrlR8
Posted on: Thu, 25 Sep 2014 11:49:19 +0000
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