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No genuine prophet’s prophecies are always right – Nigel Gaisie

No genuine prophet can have all their prophecies come true according to Prophet Nigel Gaisie, leader of Prophetic Hill Chapel.

In an interview on Starr FM with host Bola Ray, Nigel Gaisie was asked why some people struggle to trust prophets whose prophecies do not always materialise. He explained that prophets, being human, are not infallible, and it is unrealistic to expect 100% accuracy.

“No genuine prophet gets prophecies coming to pass 100%. No genuine prophet. You cannot be a genuine prophet and have all your prophecies fulfilled. If you do, it becomes mechanical prophecy. Sometimes you get it wrong because you’re human. Sometimes you can misinterpret. But you are not God. Only God is perfect,” he said.

He added that while prophets hear from God, perceive from God, and sense from God, they remain human, which is why some prophecies may not be fulfilled.

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