A group of Evangelicals supporting Vice-President Kamala Harris released a new ad on Monday suggesting that Donald Trump is a false prophet.
The group, ‘Evangelicals for Harris’ used several of Trump’s controversial comments to make the point that he fits the characteristics of a false prophet as mentioned in first John.
Some of the comments include Trump bragging that he could shoot someone in broad daylight on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan and not lose any votes, him declaring:”I alone can fix it” as well as recent instances in which Trump parroted Adolf Hitler.
“Read 1 John 4. Choose Christ’s Love,” the ad ends.
1 John 4 (NIV) says: “Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God, because many false prophets have gone out into the world.”
David Brody, a veteran Christian Broadcasting Network anchor, noted in his report that the ad “is no doubt going to ruffle some conservative evangelical feathers.”
“Those who support Trump see him as someone promoting biblical values when it comes to policy. They’ll also mightily argue that it’s actually the Christian Left that is spreading a false presentation of the biblical message,” Brody continued.
“However, Evangelicals For Harris wants Christian voters to question what they believe is a rhetoric that lacks “Christian Witness” and is fully void of the, “Love Thy Neighbor” Biblical Commandment,’ he added.
This is the second ad from ‘Evangelicals for Harris’ in as many weeks. The group’s first ad last week questioned Trump’s inability to ask God for forgiveness.
Evangelicals for Harris is aimed at targeting a key Trump voting bloc in the 2024 election. Brody noted that while Harris will not win a majority of the White Born Again Evangelical Vote, she just needs to peel off around 20 percent.
Now, was that so hard?