“Prez. Mahama has 15 more years to live” Rev. Owusu Bempah

• Posted on July 30, 2013
• by Nana Kwesi Coomson
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One of Ghana’s renowned men of God, Rev. Isaac Owusu Bempah has said that, a revelation from God indicates that, the President of the Republic of Ghana, H. E. John Dramani Mahama, has been saved from death by some divine powers.

It will be recalled during the general elections, the Head Pastor of the Glorious Word Power Ministries International, Rev. Bempah prophesied that, the President of the Republic, John Dramani Mahama, would pass away in a sudden manner if nothing extraordinary happened to avert the calamity.

But speaking to The New Independent in an interview over the weekend at his Church premises, the Man of God now claims that, another revelation in the form of a prophesy that has come to him recently indicates that, President Mahama will no more die as prophesied earlier, but has been given additional 15 years by God to live after which he would go into his grave.

According to Rev. Bempah, three different groups of people approached him within the month of March and claimed they were sent from the presidency to seek God’s intervention to reverse the sudden death prophesy of the president.

He said, after that approach from the presidency, he continue to fast and to pray together with his congregation after which he had an encounter with God where he pleaded for the reversal of the earlier prophesy of the death of President Mahama.

Rev. Bempah told this reporter that, “prophecies can only be done when you take steps to confront it spiritually,” saying, the prophecies of the death of the late President Mills and Aliu Mahama, former Vice President in the Kufuor Administration were revealed, but were ignore and added that, “Prophet Isaiah prophecies the death of Ezekiel, but was reverse after Ezekiel prayed to God for mercy, so prophecies can be reversed,” he said.

He sounded a caution that, though the death of President Mahama has been reversed, the nation should continuously pray to seek God’s intervention in his life.

By The New Independent