According to actor Timothy Bentum, celebrities are not above prophesies
Timothy Bentum, a Ghanaian actor and pastor, is advising famous people to take prophesies seriously because they are not exempt from life's difficulties.
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He emphasized the importance of prophesies from reliable sources for guidance and direction in a field where fame and money are frequently accompanied by a variety of obstacles and temptations.
Timothy Bentum noted that, while the entertainment industry is known for its glitz and glamour, it is also a place where people struggled with intense scrutiny, personal challenges, and moral quandaries that required spiritual guidance to navigate through successfully.
"A prophecy's accompanying advice should be regarded seriously. Celebrities are not exempt from life's difficulties, and occasionally, the prophetic word can act as a lighthouse through the shadow of celebrity, Bentum continued.
Famous music producer Kaywa, who was also a speaker, urged celebrities not to be alarmed by death predictions because they are not a guarantee of their own demise.
He claims that a number of famous people and the general public are wary of death/doom prophecies due to a lack of comprehension.
"Death is nothing more than a passage from one location to another. If you have faith, you shouldn't be afraid of dying.
"God reveals to redeem, so if there is a prophecy about death we should pray about it and everything will be fine," he said.
