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Bishop E. Bernard Jordan is a man who has been singularly forged by the fire of destiny, which cause his eyes to burn with a vision for the Body of Christ that shall impact the entire world.

Born a native of Brooklyn, New York, Bishop Jordan received his ultimate calling at the age of 15, where he was summoned to prophesy. By the age of 24, he was recognized nationally as a prophet. Rising from the obscurity of the ghetto to his present and current fame he is known to millions as God’s messenger, the Prophet.

Bishop Elijah Bernard Jordan is the founder and Senior Pastor of Zoe Ministries since 1983. Zoe Ministries had its beginning in Westfield, New Jersey with 60 people in attendance. A thriving prophetic church with a vision to impact the world with the gospel, Zoe continued to develop the facets of ministry under Bishop Jordan’s leadership that marked it as a church in pursuit of destiny; called to fulfill the will of the Lord. Armed with a vision of a church resplendent in a glory greater than of Solomon’s Temple, Bishop Jordan has been building a ministry of restoration that would accurately reflect the Biblical pattern, tearing down the constraints of traditionalism and exposing the lies that have led the church into captivity.

Zoe Ministries touches thousands, both nationally and internationally. Noted primarily for his prophetic ministry and revelatory teaching, Bishop Jordan established the School of the Prophets in 1985. The School is specifically geared towards those who are called to function in prophetic ministry, yet is an invaluable source of ministerial ethics that are applicable to any office of ministry. He is also noted for his uncanny accuracy of the prophecies that he ministers. Businessmen, political officials, celebrities and churches are numbered among the thousands who have consulted Bishop Jordan for counsel and direction through the Word of the Lord.

Bishop Jordan teaches biblical principles and ethics essential to successful living. His life-changing messages on reformation and liberation have sparked acclaim, as well as controversy, as he teaches the unadulterated Word of God. A liberator in his own right, Bishop Jordan is charged with preparing the church for the New Millennium and stands with the heart of a father, acknowledging that he is but one of hundreds of thousands called by God to prophesy. His teachings have stabilized many who were floundering with a gift in manifestation without understanding the order of God.

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Like Nostradamus, Bishop Pike, and Edgar Cayce, the accuracy of the gift that operates in Bishop Jordan will astound you

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Armed with a vision of a church resplendent in a glory greater than of Solomon’s Temple,

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Like Nostradamus, Bishop Pike, and Edgar Cayce, the accuracy of the gift that operates in Bishop Jordan will astound you

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Like Nostradamus, Bishop Pike, and Edgar Cayce, the accuracy of the gift that operates in Bishop Jordan will astound you

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ORIGINAL: Soxfan

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Like Nostradamus, Bishop Pike, and Edgar Cayce, the accuracy of the gift that operates in Bishop Jordan will astound you

Unless the accuracy of his "gift" is 100%, he is just another false prophet.

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It looks fishy, but I'm Switzerland on this one.

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and Switzerland is good only for chocolate and army knives

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and Switzerland is good only for chocolate and army knives

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ORIGINAL: FurGodWurLivin

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and Switzerland is good only for chocolate and army knives

They also have managed to avoid getting embroiled in a couple major wars...

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ORIGINAL: FurGodWurLivin

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and Switzerland is good only for chocolate and army knives

They also have managed to avoid getting embroiled in a couple major wars...

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But letting other people fight their wars - kind of like here. You remain Switzerland and others fight the war we are all called to wage.

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click here for a 'free' prophecy? How can a person not judge that when it is clearly CLEARLY not found in Scripture? In fact, come to think of it, isn't that like trying to sell the Holy Spirit?

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Selling the Holy Spirit..................... for free? Seems rather pointless, no? Charging an exhorbitant amount of money for a pamphlet, that I would believe is "selling the Holy Spirit"... but isn't this (freely giving) just the kind of thing we say "should happen" with people like Wagner, Sheets, and Joyner if they believe they have the next big truth? Now, to be honest, I'm being slightly facetious... 100% on purpose.

To be sure, this argument is pretty silly. "Some guy claimed to be a prophet! I'm crushed! OH! My spirituality is ruined!!!!!!! AAAAaaaaauuuuggghhhh...... **urgle**" So... there is a time and a place for drawing up battle lines, and there are times to say "y'all have fun shooting each other... I'm going to enjoy my chocolates and knives..." That time is usually when the battle joins and you have nothing more more powerful at your disposal than a potato gun or water pistol.

As I said, I don't know this guy, I've never heard a word he's said. So until I have a desire to find something more definitive to go on than a hunch, my response is "sounds fishy, but I don't know."

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As I said, I would rather say "I don't know" than leave my mouth running and say something inherently stupid. Adam

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I too had a restless night when I couldn't sleep, and turned on the TV and saw one of his infomercials. I watched a little bit, because I remember his ads in Charisma magazine in the late 80's early 90's, when I was caught up in some false doctrine.

Anyway, I turned the channel when they showed a clip of one of his meetings. He was standing at the podium with his hands raised, looking upward. Another individual with a mic pointed at him, and said to the crowd, "Everyone point at the prophet and declare, money cometh from the mouth of the prophet!!"

That was all I needed to hear in order to switch the channel.

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ORIGINAL: EStan

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ORIGINAL: dwtramm

I too had a restless night when I couldn't sleep, and turned on the TV and saw one of his infomercials. I watched a little bit, because I remember his ads in Charisma magazine in the late 80's early 90's, when I was caught up in some false doctrine.

Anyway, I turned the channel when they showed a clip of one of his meetings. He was standing at the podium with his hands raised, looking upward. Another individual with a mic pointed at him, and said to the crowd, "Everyone point at the prophet and declare, money cometh from the mouth of the prophet!!"

That was all I needed to hear in order to switch the channel.

Yep. "There is money in the mouth of the prophet!" That was "Reverend Ike" Ugh.

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ORIGINAL: dwtramm

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ORIGINAL: EStan

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ORIGINAL: dwtramm

I too had a restless night when I couldn't sleep, and turned on the TV and saw one of his infomercials. I watched a little bit, because I remember his ads in Charisma magazine in the late 80's early 90's, when I was caught up in some false doctrine.

Anyway, I turned the channel when they showed a clip of one of his meetings. He was standing at the podium with his hands raised, looking upward. Another individual with a mic pointed at him, and said to the crowd, "Everyone point at the prophet and declare, money cometh from the mouth of the prophet!!"

That was all I needed to hear in order to switch the channel.

Yep. "There is money in the mouth of the prophet!" That was "Reverend Ike" Ugh.

That quote may have been started by Rev. Ike, but it was directed to Ben Jordan in the clip on his infomercial.