Trump vs Biden: TB Joshua Releases Prophecy On Winner Of America’s Presidential Election

Prophet TB Joshua, founder, and leader of the Synagogue Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) has spoken on the expected outcome of the 2020 presidential election in the United States of America.

The prophet in his revelation dated November 1st, 2020, and uploaded on his church’s Youtube channel, predicted that there will be pockets of resistance but nothing will change.

He however stopped short of specifically declaring a winner for the November 3 American presidential election, rather stating that he will reserve what he’s seeing until the inauguration of the new president.

Naija News reports that the election is a straight fight between Donald Trump, the incumbent president who also doubles as the candidate of the Republican party, and former Vice President Joe Biden of the Democratic party.

TB Joshua, however, spoke categorically about the new Supreme Court Judge, Amy Coney Barrett whom he noted will be “an instrument of check.”

Prophet Joshua noted in his ‘prophetic revelation’ about the 2020 American presidential election that “What is happening in the American election is as a result of the power in the tongue.”

“The word we speak determines the life we enjoy. The tongue can either work for us or against us – death and life lie in the tongue,” he continued, quoting the Biblical book of Proverbs for emphasis.

“We Christians would have loved it to go the way we wanted. But the Bible says it is never proper to base our faith on our improvement after prayer,” the cleric added, revealing that his absence from streamed services for several weeks was due to his journey to an undisclosed ‘prayer mountain’.

He then added that it was “a much greater blessing” to “learn how to believe that God hears us when we pray.”

“There is likely going to be pockets of resistance here and there but nothing will change. Let me reserve what I am seeing until the inauguration of the new president.”

His decision not to speak in clear and specific terms about the outcome and winner of the American presidential election has been generating mixed reactions.