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Critiques of Julie Green's prophetic claims, including accusations of false prophecy and partisan advocacy
Religious traditions set varied but often stringent tests for prophetic authenticity — from biblical Deuteronomic criteria to communal moral and theological conformity — and those standards are being ...
Independent, third‑party research into Julie Green’s prophecies is limited in the provided reporting: mainstream outlets and watchdogs have documented high‑profile missed predictions and criticized he...
Julie Green presents herself as a prophetess through Julie Green Ministries International and has a public record of prophetic claims and political appearances, but there is no reporting in the suppli...
Julie Green’s public 2026 predictions center on intensified “judgments,” political removals, economic shocks, military actions to stop weapons of mass destruction, and widespread “exposures” she says ...
Julie Green publishes a catalog of spoken and filmed “prophecies” on her ministry website and Rumble channel, and observers disagree sharply on whether those predictions have been fulfilled; available...
Julie Green’s politically themed prophecies attract two broad lines of criticism: that they entwine charismatic prophecy with partisan MAGA politics—sometimes issuing dramatic claims such as a U.S. go...
Julie Green Ministries publicly hosts recordings and written transcripts of many prophetic messages and categorizes them by the date the word was received, making it possible to find messages tied to ...
Mainstream Pentecostal and charismatic communities treat prophecy as a present-day gifting and often encourage practiced prophetic ministry, a posture reflected in Assemblies of God–style theology ref...
Julie Green Ministries publishes explicit prophetic statements and video prophecies on its website and Rumble channel, providing direct primary-source evidence that Julie Green issues prophetic claims...