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It can’t be that considerable because I’ve never heard of him, and I closely follow the news of all liturgical churches, which make up the majority of Christians (there are over a billion Catholics, 290 million Eastern Orthodox, 80 million Anglicans, 74 million Lutherans and 60 million Oriental Orthodox).
He has a considerable following in the U.S. There’s been a movement within the Pentecostal and charismatic groups in the U.S. of a belief in an OT style prophet/prophetic approach to guide the church, including in politics. Mark Taylor was but one so called prophet in the movement.
For more, read Charismatics are at war with each other over failed prophecies of Trump victory
In the OT, someone falsely prophesying was stoned to death. They cannot be stoned to death today in the U.S., rightfully so, but depressingly some Christians defend these people and their incorrect prophecies, make excuses, and embrace them as prophets anyway.
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