Prophecy Update and Elisha's Miracle Testimony of God's Power

This is a prophecy update from Witness 2, and this is a testimony of many miracles in one day from me, as well. Shout-out to Salim and Jesse for always supporting our ministry in Jesus's name. Jake said the above image is of me running this ministry - removing the rodents. Haha, I agree.
Introduction - Prophecy Update
Yesterday evening, Witness 1 and I declared God's wrath upon the world, and we made this bold declaration:

In a sort of "shot heard 'round the world" situation, the leader of Hamas was killed yesterday, and it was confirmed today - 10/17/24 - and Israel says they are the ones responsible. The Turkish Foreign Minister explains that a global conflict is about to break out because of these disasters in the Middle East.

As I write this, Israel is planning to "topple" Iran's regime, and the world is waiting for what happens next, but I know.
In fact, Witness 1 and I both know and have been warning you all for a while. Let's review the prophecies, shall we? These can be reviewed here and here:



So, that's what is coming. This is not going to die down, and we are The Two Witnesses of Revelation, whether anyone wants us to be or not. There are things hidden about us that will not be known until they need to be known. That is God's way of doing things - not man!
Next, just an update on Elisha's Sores - El Paso, Texas has declared two cases of Mpox, and Mpox deaths now top over 1,000 in Africa. No one is going to care until it touches them, and they wake up with the lovely, lovely sores of God's wrath. Here is an article that really highlights my prophecies of pestilence exploding around the world - Covid, Flu, Mpox, and more!
I have prophesied all of this, and everything we have said in this blog will come to pass.
Get ready. That's all I can say. The good news is that Jesus Christ is still in control, but it is time for His justified wrath upon the world. This leads me to my testimony of His power in my life.

Elisha's Testimony of God's Power
A Quick Rant Regarding Work
Most readers know I have a career, and Witness 1 works, as well. Unlike most online "prophets", I actually go to work and provide for myself. While we greatly appreciate contributions, like Paul has preached, "a man who does not work should not eat." It makes me saddened how many people donate to "lazy prophet" ministries who sit there expecting everyone to pay their bills, always telling people their rent is due and such. I notice this a lot on my prophecy newsfeeds - prophets begging for money.
Look, I won't be arrogant. I know there is a time coming where I may have to lose or give up my career for Jesus Christ, and then, I may have to humbly ask people to help. I get that there is a time and place to ask for help, and I'm not judging that. I am just saying discern who you donate to, and remember what Paul says about work.
Moreover, I think it is wrong to not even try to get a job and start an online ministry just to get money. That isn't right, but more people do it than one would think - think about the mega churches, for instance!

By the way, our whole ministry is about helping the starving and the neediest of society, and join our discord to find out more.
Just to note, I am NOT here to judge your unique situation - whether you work or not and for what reasons, of course. I am just saying that if you are going to donate to anyone, donate to the people who work and provide for the poor. I understand why many feel working is meaningless in these end times, and we all have our own stories. I am not here to judge that. I am here to proclaim I am a hard worker. Another time, I can write a post about work. Also, thank you to all who have donated. You allow us to do this work in more ways than you realize! Jesus, bless all of those who have donated to us in your holy name.
Let's get back to the testimony.
I have been in my career for a long time. I am an expert at it. A master, so to speak. I have done it all, and I am good at it. I once idolized it, but God brought me down from that idolatry, which you can read about here.
Right now, I am running a worldwide online ministry with my husband, as well as a real life ministry of now about 100 people on our discord and 800 people from other countries around the world. I have somehow been able to manage this all, along with a career, through pure faith, supplication, fasting, and prayer, and it is only going to grow. By the end of the year, I prophesy we will have about 1,000 (or more) in our international ministry, and our discord will continue to grow as our prophecies are fulfilled. I think next year things will explode even more. My friend, Eliakim, just prophesied I would be important in Florida for some reason. I have no idea why, but pray on that.

Sorry Stan! I also have been told before from Jesus I am of the Tribe of Judah, and you should look into that for more information. This guy is my prophet friend from Africa by the way. I call him "the oracle of Africa." I have a testimony about him eventually.
Moving on, despite my prophetess status (lol), I always have taken my career seriously; however, over the past few years, I admit that ministry has taken my heart over. I have integrity though, and I always do my best at work from day to day. I believe one should do everything as if they are working for the Lord - whether it be a crappy job, ministry, or something else:

The other day, I wrote a testimony on faith and how my faith has grown immensely becoming a substance or "hypostasis" - a secure confidence that God is just backing me up all the time.
In fact, I can say that I have become so incredibly faithful that I have almost stopped worrying or carrying about anything, really, except doing God's will. Witness 1 can vouch - for better or for worse.
Over the past few months, I have grown extremely courageous and outspoken in real life, not really caring who I offend or dislikes me. I even feel sometimes I have been so faithful that I pray, "God, can you just do that for me!" He does, often, more than one would think!
At work, I am wise, of course. Witness 1 can vouch, and this is not to brag, that I have been gifted by God with an immense capacity for organization, memory, and efficiency. I have always been rated highly in my performance reviews because I am able to manage much more than the average person, but I give all glory to God.
And, of course, I am a human with flaws, as showcased in the next part of this writing.
I have been planning a big event this past few months, and I have to admit, well, I was just maybe was a little careless. Still, I thought I had everything in place for the big event, and I left work yesterday and had an opportunity to preach. I'll get back to that event in a moment.
Last night, when I finally settled down to rest, I realized I had forgotten something very important for the event, and it was a costly mistake. I called my boss and owned up to it, and I had a solution to fix it, but it was going to cost me my own money. I was not only embarrassed, but then I started to think, "What else did I miss?"
As the night continued. I realized there were many details I had overlooked. There was no one to blame but myself - not God, not my colleagues, not even my enemies. It was all my fault. That's when it hurts the most, doesn't it?
I went to take a shower and I cried. Really, I just cried and told God, "I'm an idiot. What do I do?" I realized that I had made some major mistakes, and I went into prayer. I also kept trying to pray privately, but Witness 1 kept walking in and disturbing me. Now, he knows what I was praying about because I am reading this out loud to him.
I actually prayed something along these lines:
- "Lord, I have given up and sacrificed all for you, even letting go of my idol of work for you - meaning, I may have been a bit careless. I have been brave, courageous, and I have followed the Bible. Please give me a miracle to fix this situation in Jesus's name."
After the prayer, I realized that if God did not intervene, the day approaching would be one of humiliation. I thought, "I guess I better get ready for a worst-case scenario. How will I deal with this humiliation this time?" I had no "Plan B", so to speak. There was no time to make a Plan B or fix the situation.
Not only would I lose a lot of money, but also I would have been humiliated in front of many people. While I wouldn't have gotten fired, it would have made me look bad. It would have been embarrassing. It would have just been a major downfall at work for me, and it would not have been enjoyable.
So, I prayed, and I woke up several times in the night to pray again. I went out to the kitchen at 1:00 AM and prayed adamantly. I asked God for help and to fix things in the night. I also put some prayer requests throughout our ministries, and I thank those who were praying for me.
Honestly, I told God it was my fault, so If He didn't intervene, I deserved the consequences. I was just honestly being sloppy, perhaps, or even careless. I'm not really sure. I am human, after all. Or maybe God had me forget to write this testimony. It's possible.
Throughout the night, I had some dreams, and I even woke up with a nervous heartbeat this morning at about 6:00 AM. I laid in bed, reading the news about the Middle East and continued to pray.
My first miracle was answered at about 7:00 AM. A woman called and said everything was good to go and not to worry. I smiled and thanked my ministries. This was miracle 1. I cannot explain in full detail, but she called early enough to fix many things, and she also smoothed many things over.
For the next part of this testimony, it is important to understand that in my many years of work, I have NEVER had anyone go out of their way to help me. Sure, people might do nice things for me, but there has never been a situation where people have gone out of their way for me. I have never had anyone really make a big gesture for me in the workplace. I have usually made mistakes, owned them, and moved on. I never am really liked by most people in the working world, but I have learned to survive and be strong. People don't mess with me anymore, which is good!
So, to summarize, just in case anyone is lost, last night I told my colleague and boss I messed everything up but would pay my own money for it. They both agreed, and I went to bed nervous because I also made a bunch of other careless mistakes in planning this event. (It's funny now that I write this). To summarize, I was being a fool, and major disaster was possible.
Then the next miracle came in. When I arrived at work, I prayed again. Then, I heard a knock at my door, and my colleague came with the exact money I needed to fix the situation for the event. I didn't ask anyone to do that. I didn't even know they were doing it. However, behind the scenes, they worked together and fixed a very embarrassing situation for me.
I smiled, knowingly, at my colleague and I said, "It's from God", and with her eyes toward the ceiling, she was nodding her head and smiling along.
As I was smiling and rejoicing, someone came to me and handed me this card. I am not joking - directly after the miracle, I received this:


I will come back to this verse in a moment, but that in and of itself was miraculous and certainly out of the ordinary in my secular work place.
The rest of the day, things went smoothly, and I have to thank Drew for fasting for me and others diligently praying for me. They know who they are. Thank you.
When I came back to work from the successful event, I thanked God for the day and solving all of my problems for me, though I didn't deserve it.
This is when the next miracle came in: I saw my email and received the following message. Remember I told you all earlier in this testimony I had a chance to bravely preach about Jesus - well, here is the email I received regarding that. The font is small, so I put the words below it:

It says, "Good afternoon, Elisha. Thank you again for helping us yesterday. Thank you for professing your faith in Jesus to others. I will be sending you an invitation to a specific event."
Right when I received the email, it all came together - my whole day made sense.
I asked Jesus Christ why He helped me with my foolishness, and here are the reasons He gave me for the blog:
- 1) Going back to the prayer card, He began a work in me, and that is NOT going to stop. He keeps me safe to continue His work in me.
- 2) He saw my bravery in preaching, and He was rewarding it.
- 3) He wanted to show me His power and increase my faith.
- 4) He wanted me to write this on the blog and show readers it is possible for them, as well, but they might have to change some things about themselves.
- 5) He loves me, and intentions matter when it comes to problems. Though I had made mistakes, He knew in my heart they were not intentional - that I am human, so He fixed my humanity for me.
What do some readers have to change to receive these miracles?
First, they are not courageous enough in speaking about Him. They are ashamed of Him, and even when there are chances, they deny them. God saw that I had bravely testified about Him in a place that could get me persecuted, and this wasn't the first time. By the way, this isn't to brag. I am posting honestly for readers, and recall, I was an idiot and foolish in this whole post.
Next, many readers will not own up to their mistakes, and on top of that they will not go faithfully and honestly into prayer. When I prayed, I told God, "Well, I'm an idiot and probably deserve it, so I understand if you don't fix it, but if you do, I will become even more zealous in my preaching of you." I stand by that. My passion has ignited, and I am going to be even more zealous. Sorry, Witness 1! : )
Then, of course, it goes back to faith. Most will not wait for God to answer prayers. He often answers at the last minute, and I think that He does this so that a level of stress and tension can be created in order to produce great appreciation. If God solved everything right away, all the time, no one would appreciate it. We need some conflict and tension, at times, to understand Him. We just sometimes have to wait. The waiting game ultimately glorifies Him and His work:

Finally, God has my back. Now that doesn't mean I should be purposefully foolish, but He is going to help me, especially as the world gets crazier and this website gets more popular. He will back me up, and He honestly always does, often behind the scenes. He started a work in me, and it will be finished - up until when He comes back. I really had goosebumps when that person gave me a prayer card. No one has ever given me a prayer card at work.
Here's the good news. These things can be true for you, too. However, you have to stop being ashamed of Him and even us. You have to start being bold. You have to start taking risks for Him. Start by posting our website somewhere. Trust me, that's a risk in and of itself. Haha.

When I preached yesterday, I did take a risk. I knew people would hear me, and I understood it may put me at odds with people. But I did so anyway.
You see, when we put out that amount of risk and bravery for Jesus Christ into the world, He sees it.
And that is the final lesson.
He sees everything.
He sees all you do, and the little, hidden intentions in your heart. There is NOTHING you can hide from Him, and that is why His wrath is coming upon the world. He has measured the hearts, and though people may seem nice on the outside, they are evil on the inside.
I write none of this to brag about myself. I write it to brag about Jesus Christ. By all intents and purposes, I have been a fool much of my life. However, God uses foolishness, sometimes, to confound the wise. This one seems to be popular in our discord today:

God does understand our humanity, and He does have grace. He peers into our hearts to see our intentions behind our actions, and angels record not only our actions, but also the intentions behind them. We will be judged by our intentions and our actions. Think about that. By the way, I do note that the part about the being judged by both "intentions and actions" has been an understanding given to me by the Holy Spirit, and I pray you take some time to study Scripture, pray, fast, and see if you form the same conclusion.
Now, there may be some saying my testimony isn't miraculous, but I 100% disagree. What happened was not solvable by anyone but God - nor would anyone care to solve it unless God made them care. God worked through the entire situation to fix it, and He did NOT have to do so. I have worked in my career long enough to know no one would ever naturally help me in that way, and God was behind it all - on top of all the little miracles throughout the day to go along with the larger miracle.
Also, just because you don't care doesn't mean it isn't a miracle. Besides, why are you reading to this point in the testimony if you don't care? Lol, come on.
So, I want to give all glory to Jesus Christ for fixing my unintended foolishness. I thank Him for letting me plead my case, and saving me from some humiliation.
Now, I will be even MORE brave in talking about Him, our work, and the truth of vaccines and more. I will not shy away, and I do not care how many hate me for saying the truth.
I also want to thank those who donated this week because now I can give a large portion to my "world leaders" group on Saturday, and YOU Have become a miracle for these people.
God uses people to spread miracles. When you deny God and His voice, you may be denying a miracle for someone else. Remember that. We do not need to wait for angels to come down and produce miracles (though they do), but we can live a life that is a miracle for others simply by our actions through Jesus Christ.
So, to wrap up, from our daily Bible study of 1 Timothy 1 today is a word of encouragement. Jesus, thank you for your mercy upon me.
16 But I received mercy for this reason, that in me, as the foremost, Jesus Christ might display his perfect patience as an example to those who were to believe in him for eternal life. 17 To the King of the ages, immortal, invisible, the only God, be honor and glory forever and ever.[d] Amen.
His mercy on us glorifies Him.
I am going now to buy a gift to thank the two colleagues who helped me, and I want to thank all who read this whole testimony.
Lord, I pray this testimony increases faith, courageousness, and work for you in our readers in Jesus's name (including posting our website without shame).
With the agape love of Christ,
Elisha aka Witness 2
Thank you, Jake, for making these:

