I would like to correct what I said two days ago and offer a more honest confession.

On Monday I posted a blog post, claiming that God had told me that my friend would return from the dead that day. He did not come back to life. Then on Tuesday I published a blog post saying that I was clearly wrong. However, I made it seem as though God had not spoken to me. What I did was misleading, deceptive.

The truth is I did hear from the Lord regarding my friend coming back to life. I have never heard his voice more clearly than that in my life! God’s voice is exquisite, sweeter than any human’s voice. I would be lying to you, if I said I’m not sure the Lord spoke to me.

The Lord had told me that he was answering my prayer. But I failed to stand firm, trusting what God had said to me, to the end. Also, I stated as a prophecy something that God was telling me he was giving to me as an answer to prayer. There is a big difference. I very much regret these mistakes.

I regret the confusion I have brought to people, including my friend’s family and friends, through my inaccurate and misleading messages. The negative impact my actions have had on others brings me sadness.

Some may not appreciate me saying that I did not have enough faith. This may sound like a cop out. I can understand that perspective. But it’s not correct.

I long to be honest before the Lord, my Father, above all. I don’t want to lie about him, after all he has done throughout my life. He has been way too kind to me.

Jordash Kiffiak