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Harare Bureau
PROPHETIC Healing Deliverance Ministries leader Prophet Walter Magaya yesterday urged Zimbabweans to take heed of God’s word delivered through Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa last week that they should be peaceful and shun mass protests.This follows a prophecy by the United Family International Church leader Prophet Makandiwa that mass protests would result in bloodshed.
The divine warning comes in the wake of calls by MDC-T leader Morgan Tsvangirai and his supporters in the civic society that Zimbabweans should engage in mass action after his party’s congress to be held next month.
Responding to a question asked by one of his followers, Dinay Chivero, during a service in Harare yesterday, Prophet Magaya said when God speaks, the wise listen.
Chivero had sought clarity on Prophet Makandiwa’s prophecy and the possible consequences of street action.
“For you to be forewarned of what is coming means it’s up to you to stop the bloodshed or to support the bloodshed because when the Man of God is speaking, he’s giving you an opportunity to choose what you want,” he said.
“This is so because when God speaks, the wise listen. Pertaining to your question, it’s up to us fellow Zimbabweans. The peace of this nation is in your hands. Don’t be found in places which promote violence. It’s not Christian.”
Prophet Magaya urged people to pray for the nation and its leadership as espoused in the Bible.
“As a nation, we need to always pray for peace,” he said. “We need to pray for our leadership all the time. That’s why I say when you come here, you should bring your flag. The flag resembles your country. There must be peace all the time wherever you are coming from.
“Pray for peace in Africa, there’re always revolts. There’re always fights coming from nowhere. We want peace in Africa.”
As a man of God, Prophet Magaya said, he had a mandate to pray for the country’s leaders. He said he was surprised by some people who loathed Prophet Makandiwa’s prophecy taking it lightly as a funny statement.
Prophet Magaya said the fact that Prophet Makandiwa’s prophecy was said before or that it was known in some circles does not take away its authenticity.
“When I read that story I saw some funny comments with some saying to the Prophet ‘you are not a politician’, while some were saying his prophecy was not true,” he said. “A prophecy remains a prophecy even if I say what you know.
“If one man of God stands and says there’s going to be bloodshed that prophecy is being given to you to be forewarned,” he said.
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