Is Erika Kirk Destined to Fulfill Kim Clement’s Esther Prophecy?

After the assassination of her husband, Charlie Kirk, Erika Kirk has risen up in grief and determination to make sure his legacy of Turning Point USA will not only continue, but grow beyond anything he ever dreamed. Amid her bold statements and the spark of revival of people returning to church since Charlie Kirk’s death, a prophecy from the late Kim Clement has come back to the surface. Years ago, Clement predicted that an “Esther” would rise up in America in the middle of tragedy and sorrow to unite the nation. The question now: Is Erika Kirk America’s destined Esther?

In an analysis of the Esther prophecy, Clement’s daughter, Donné Clement Petruska, and Christie Desfontaine dove into this prophetic word and the parallels between Erika Kirk and Esther.

Previously, Clement prophesied: “As the beginning of the restoration, as it begins, there shall be a woman that shall rise up. A woman that shall be strong in faith, virtuous, beautiful in eyes, and her eyes shall be so beautiful. Eyes shall be round and big. I have crowned her, says the Lord. As I crowned Esther.”

“Here’s what’s interesting,” Petruska said. “Erika Kirk was crowned Miss Arizona in 2012, a year after [Kim Clement] prophesied that. She has a juris master’s degree in Christian leadership, and that to me covers the strong in faith, virtuous. She does have beautiful big eyes, a very light blue, so they really shine.”

Petruska further points out that part of what her father prophesied was about schools being free from murder when this Esther would rise up. Erika Kirk’s rise up to the stage of Turning Point USA comes after school shootings and her husband’s own assassination at the Utah Valley University campus. However, following...

What an unusual post and thread.

One would have to 1) believe the assertion that there are contemporary American prophets, and 2) believe that these latest American prophets do not come into collision with biblical teaching about prophets and prophecy, and 3) some American prophets are true while others are not. Example: Smith and current church leaders as prophets the Mormons espouse?

Among Freepers we have a "new American prophet" as his site titles itself. There are prophets for those who espouse modern prophets. But not all modern prophets agree with each other. All happily accept your donations, and link to media products for sale.

See: "On this website you will find out what the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) is, who is part of this organization and the affiliations and close connections with the New Apostolic Reformation."

So, the late Kim Clement and his House of Destiny site operates through YouTube: Welcome to the OFFICIAL Kim Clement Youtube Channel!

And their website offers: House of Destiny -- All products

As to the domain from which the article is taken, it sells its own "new" Modern English Version of the Bible. See: -- Prepare Yourself for Spiritual Warfare

And since they promote Johnathan Cahn's books -- he, an American Messianic rabbi, author, and novelist known for his debut novel The Harbinger -- they show a point-of-view. Perhaps yours?

Charisma Media, whose address is 600 Rinehart Road, Lake Mary, FL 32746, is operated by -- Lake Mary Church Their "Our Affiliation" Link leads to another website: Every Nation

One learns from that site "Every Nation Churches & Ministries is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization."

Following links, one finds these validated by an Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability in Winchester, Virginia.

So how does a Freeper, looking through the "Esther prophecy" -- Esther as a book in the bible contains no prophecy, and interestingly is the one book of the bible which does not mention God -- by a new American prophet evaluate whether or not all is as asserted?

---- "No one mentions the times when Kim got it wrong. That makes him a false prophet."

"Got it wrong" can be such a bummer for a self-identified "prophet."

Among others, the idiot Democrat Al Greene called for President Trump's impeachment in May 2017 and Clement prophesied it the next November.

An interesting one from Clement at the beginning of 2015 was "One of these, if I'm understanding what I'm hearing/reading correctly, during this reset, many world currencies, such as the Euro, will implode, collapse, and go away."

We've a small bank account in Euros. It's ten years later.

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