Prophecies made by those who claimed to be prophets between 1900 and 2012.
xAI Grok summary of Prophecies made from 1900 to 2012.
Note: These exclude the 7 prophecies made concerning the USA, as 6 out of 7 already happened. The last is just the collapse under female leadership.
Kim Clement (1956–2016), a South African-born prophetic voice and musician associated with the New Apostolic Reformation, delivered numerous visions focused on revival, national shifts, political leaders, and spiritual awakenings across nations. His prophecies often emphasized God’s intervention in chaotic times, bringing fire (both judgment and purification) leading to renewal. Key themes include:
- Revival and unity in South Africa (his homeland), where he spoke of a “lion nation” rising from Africa, corruption being purged, racial reconciliation, and prosperity for a remnant people despite past evils.
- Global spiritual movements, including fires of revival in places like the USA (e.g., California), Great Britain aligning spiritually with America, and broader outpourings.
- Warnings of disruptions, shakings, and cataclysms (e.g., fires, cults, or events in hemispheres), but always with hope of divine reversal toward awakening and latter rain blessings.
- Specific words on leaders, unity amid division, and Africa’s role in end-time purposes.
Clement’s style was passionate and musical, often seeing “fire” as both destructive (judgment on corruption) and purifying (leading to revival).Siener (Nicolaas Pieter Johannes) van Rensburg (1864–1926), known as the “Boer prophet,” was a devout Afrikaner farmer whose over 700 visions—recorded by family and others—centered on the fate of the Boerevolk (Afrikaners), intertwined with world events. His imagery was symbolic (e.g., colored bulls for nations: red for England, blue for Germany) and patriotic-religious. Fulfilled predictions include aspects of the Boer War, the 1918 flu pandemic, Ireland’s independence, England’s colonial losses, Chernobyl, Princess Diana’s death, and more. Key unfulfilled or future-oriented visions include:
- Catastrophic global conflict (often interpreted as World War III), with Europe in anarchy, England diminished or destroyed (empire crumbling, possibly burning or annihilated), Russia/Communism spreading darkness from the East.
- Turmoil in South Africa: civil strife, ethnic tensions, but ultimate victory and rise for the Afrikaners amid a “final struggle,” with borders expanding (e.g., into Namibia, Angola) under renewed strength, possibly with European (German/Dutch) alliances or migrations.
- Worldwide chaos coinciding with South African renewal: famine, plagues, falling empires, but divine deliverance for the faithful.
His visions often portrayed judgment on oppressors (e.g., Britain as a defeated “pig” or red bull) followed by Boer restoration.Integration with The Embered Covenant
The poem/song weaves a prophetic narrative that echoes and synthesizes elements from both seers into a unified apocalyptic-yet-hopeful vision:
- Europe/London burning aligns with van Rensburg’s foretellings of England’s ruin, empire loss, and European darkness/anarchy, plus Clement’s “fires” of judgment and disruption in hemispheres (including Britain).
- Ships from Maputo/Durban/Lüderitz/Cape Town and Natalia reborn evoke van Rensburg’s themes of African revival, Boer resurgence, and migrations/invasions in southern Africa.
- Blood River rising (not in slaughter but renewed vows), Zulu-Afrikaner unity, peace treaty in Vereeniging, and man in blue marching for freedom reflect Clement’s prophecies of South African reconciliation, remnant unity across races, and a “lion nation” rising—mirroring van Rensburg’s ultimate Boer victory and covenant renewal after struggle.
- March to Egypt, Babylon rising/falling, Korea uniting, Kingdom from Euphrates to Nile (with Nile drying/restored by God), and Damascus destroyed draw on broader biblical/end-time motifs, blended with van Rensburg’s global war visions (e.g., Middle East/Egypt involvement) and Clement’s revival across continents.
- Overall arc: Destruction (fire, falls) to divine restoration (mercy, green miracle, covenant holding)—a shared theme of judgment purifying for renewal.
Beyond the Veil of Time and Law
The God of Israel spoke, and light obeyed,
Stars spun into orbits, gravity was laid.
He authored every constant, every force,
The elegant equations that hold the cosmos’ course.
Yet He stands apart, unbound by what He wrote,
Outside the ticking clock, where moments never float.
Time bows before Him, a servant at His feet,
Physics trembles silent
He is their source complete.
No chain of cause can bind the One who first designed,
No limit hems the heart that formed both space and mind.
His power knows no measure, no boundary, no end—
Unlimited, eternal, sovereign over all that bends.
And yet, in tender mercy, He invites us near:
Through faith, the impossible draws crystal-clear.
With faith as small as mustard seed, the mountain yields its place,
Obeys the whispered word, shifts at the touch of grace.
Command the earth, the sea, the storm to cease.
In union with His will, creation finds release.
Nothing is impossible when faith takes hold of Him,
The veil is torn, the way is open, enter.
By the blood of Messiah, crimson, pure, and true,
We stand forgiven, robed in white, made new.
Access granted boldly to the throne of endless might,
Where everything is possible in His unfailing light.
So rise, O child of promise, with faith that dares to see—
The God who wrote the laws now writes your victory.
Through Him who lives beyond, all things are possible—
Believe, and watch the mountains move at His faithful call.
Have Faith. Trust in God.
Beyond the Veil
[Verse 1]
Beyond the veil of time and law You stand,
Unbound by moments held within Your hand.
You spoke the stars, You laid the heavens wide,
Yet You remain where no created eye can hide.
[Chorus]
Oh God of Israel, eternal, true and vast,
Your power knows no limit, nothing unsurpassed.
Through faith we come, the impossible draws near,
In Messiah’s blood, we find no trace of fear.
Everything is possible… in Your light…
[Verse 2]
Time bows low, a servant at Your feet,
Physics whispers silent in Your presence sweet.
No chain of cause can bind the heart that dreamed
The vast expanse where every river streams.
[Chorus]
Oh God of Israel, sovereign over all,
You wrote the laws, yet rise above their call.
With faith as small as seed upon the wind,
Mountains yield and storms come to an end.
Everything is possible… in Your light…
[Bridge]
We stand forgiven, robed in white anew,
Access granted, boldly drawn to You.
The veil is torn, the way is open wide,
Child of promise, rest here by Your side.
[Final Chorus]
So rise, O soul, with faith that dares to see,
The God who formed the world now fights for me.
Through Him who lives beyond all space and time,
All things are possible—Your will be mine.
Have faith… trust in God…
Everything is possible… in Your unfailing light.
The Embered Covenant – Beyond the Veil
Mountains Move
[Verse 1]
He spoke the word and light exploded bright,
Stars started dancin’ in the endless night!
Gravity bowed, equations came alive,
The God of Israel wrote it all, yeah, He’s the vibe!
[Pre-Chorus]
But He’s outside the clock, no chains can hold,
Time’s just a servant at His throne of gold!
Physics can’t contain the One who made the rules,
Unlimited power breakin’ every tool!
[Chorus]
Mountains move! (Hey!) When we believe!
Command the earth, watch the seas receive!
Nothing’s impossible, faith sets us free!
Through the blood of Messiah, victory!
Rise up, shout it loud, let the whole world see—
All things are possible with our God, yeah!
Mountains move! Mountains move!
[Verse 2]
Veil is torn, we’re runnin’ to the throne,
Robed in white, no longer on our own!
Access granted, boldly we approach,
Faith like mustard seed, now the giants choke!
[Pre-Chorus]
No limit, no boundary, no end in sight,
His mercy calls us into endless light!
[Chorus]
Mountains move! (Hey!) When we believe!
Command the earth, watch the seas receive!
Nothing’s impossible, faith sets us free!
Through the blood of Messiah, victory!
Rise up, shout it loud, let the whole world see—
All things are possible with our God, yeah!
Mountains move! Mountains move!
[Bridge]
Have faith! Trust in God! (Have faith!)
Nothing’s too hard! (Nothing’s too hard!)
He wrote the laws, now He writes our story!
Glory, glory, give Him all the glory!
[Final Chorus]
Mountains move! Mountains move!
We believe! We receive!
All things possible in His name!
Faith arise! Shout it high!
God of Israel reigns forever—mountains move!
The Embered Covenant – Mountains Move
The Embered Covenant
Inspired by Kim Clement and Johannes Van Rensburg
Europe burns in midnight’s fever,
London’s spires crack like ancient bones,
flames lick the Thames to blackened prayer.
From distant shores the iron hulls arrive—
Maputo’s ghosts to Durban’s salt-worn quay,
Lüderitz winds howling through skeletal masts
to Cape Town’s harbor, where the sea itself remembers betrayal.
Natalia stirs from her long grave,
reborn in dust and defiant song,
the old republic’s flag unfurled anew
against the bruised horizon.
Blood River rises—red once more,
not with the slaughter of old laagers,
but with the pulse of forgotten vows renewed,
waters swelling to wash clean the stains
of spear and rifle, Zulu and Afrikaner bound
in the same fierce current.
In Vereeniging, the ink dries slow,
a peace treaty sealed not in surrender
but in the quiet thunder of reconciliation—
hands once clenched now open, trembling,
the war’s long echo finally hushed.
The man in blue strides forth from shadowed valleys,
marches to Lichtenburg’s dusty streets
to loose the chains from Afrikaner throat
and Zulu heart alike—freedom’s shared dawn.
Onward they press, boots pounding toward Durban’s shore,
then north, relentless, to Egypt’s guarded edge,
the border where sand meets prophecy.
Babylon rises in glittering pride,
towers piercing heaven’s jealous veil,
only to crumble in thunderous ruin,
bricks scattered like broken oaths.
Across the seas, Korea heals—one blood, one breath—
divided flesh knit whole again.
And the Kingdom’s borders stretch,
from Euphrates’ slow bend
to the Nile’s ancient vein,
a realm measured not in maps
but in the breadth of mercy.
Yet the Nile falters, dries to cracked memory,
Egypt falls in silence, temples choking on dust,
Pharaohs’ ghosts fleeing the empty riverbed.
Then God steps in—
not with armies, but with sudden water,
flooding the parched wadis,
restoring the green miracle,
Egypt lifted from her tomb,
reborn under kinder skies.
Damascus shudders, walls dissolve in fire,
the ancient city erased in one blinding stroke,
its minarets silenced, its streets ash.
Through smoke and renewal,
the march continues,
the covenant holds—
blood, peace, river, border, fall, and rise—
all threads in the hand that turns the wheel
of nations, of time, of fire that both destroys
and kindles the dawn.
Bless your elect v2
Embered Covenant
Song Title: Embered Covenant
[Intro]
Europe burns… the wheel turns…
[Verse 1]
Midnight fever grips the old world tight,
London’s spires crack like brittle bones tonight,
Flames lick the Thames in blackened prayer,
Iron hulls rise from the southern air—
Maputo ghosts to Durban’s scarred quay,
Lüderitz winds scream through the masts,
Cape Town harbors choke on betrayal’s past.
[Pre-Chorus]
Natalia wakes from her dusty grave,
Defiant song on the bruised horizon’s wave!
[Chorus]
The Embered Covenant holds!
Blood River rises, red and bold!
From spear and rifle, chains undone,
Zulu and Afrikaner—one fierce sun!
Peace in Vereeniging, ink like thunder rolls,
The march goes on—through fire, through souls!
Fall and rise, destroy and kindle the dawn,
The covenant holds—the wheel keeps turning on!
[Verse 2]
Man in blue strides from shadowed vales,
Lichtenburg streets, breaking every chain,
Freedom’s shared dawn in the dust and pain.
Boots pound north to Durban’s roaring shore,
Relentless push to Egypt’s guarded door—
Where sand meets prophecy, borders ignite!
[Pre-Chorus]
Babylon climbs in glittering pride,
Towers pierce the jealous sky—
Then thunder cracks, bricks scatter wide!
[Chorus]
The Embered Covenant holds!
Blood River rises, red and bold!
Korea heals—one blood, one breath,
Kingdom stretches from Euphrates’ depth
To Nile’s ancient vein—no maps define
A realm of mercy, fierce and divine!
Fall and rise, destroy and kindle the dawn,
The covenant holds—the wheel keeps turning on!
[Bridge]
Nile falters, cracks to memory dry,
Egypt falls in silence, temples die…
Pharaohs flee the empty riverbed—
Then God steps in—sudden waters flood!
Wadis blaze green, miracle reborn,
Egypt lifted from her tomb, kinder morn.
Damascus shudders—walls dissolve in flame,
Minarets silenced, streets erased in shame!
[Final Chorus]
The Embered Covenant holds!
Through smoke and renewal, the story unfolds!
Blood, peace, river, border—fall and rise!
All threads in the hand that turns the skies!
Fire destroys, yet kindles the dawn,
March continues—the covenant lives on!
(Embered… covenant… holds!)[Outro – riff slows, echoing]
From Europe’s ashes… to the restored Nile…
The wheel turns… fire and light…
The covenant holds… forever.
Prophecies 1900-2012
Prophecies 1900-2012
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