UNDERNEWS: Meanwhile. ..

February 18, 2020

Meanwhile. ..

The Biz News - Former televangelist Jim Bakker has given details of a recent vision he had about the Trumps. According to Bakker, God showed him a vision of an unending line of Trumps in the White House. “I was sleeping last night and God came to me and showed me a vision of the White House and there were pictures of presidents on the walls,” said Bakker in an interview in Charisma magazine. “I saw pictures of Don Jr., Ivanka, Eric, Barron and even some Trumps that are not even born. I believe God was showing me the holy Trump line will go on because they are doing His work."

1 comment:

Anonymous said...: The End Times must be just around the corner. It takes one bunco artist to know another. Poor Jim didn't learn anything from his stint in the slammer.

Knee Deep; February 19, 2020 at 11:17 AM

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