Kenneth Copeland Just Prophesied About 2025 and The Exact Day He Will Die!

Kenneth Copeland’s 2025 Prophetic Word and the Claim of His Death Date

Kenneth Copeland just gave us his prophetic word for the upcoming new year of 2025, and he prophesied the exact day he's going to die. Welcome to the program, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Justin Peters.

I hope that this finds you and your family doing well today. I want to thank you so much for joining me. Today, it is Casual Tuesday. I am in a flannel shirt, but it is winter up here in Montana. It's kind of cozy and warm, so let's go with it.

Anyway, I hope you are doing well. I had absolutely no plans to do a video on Kenneth Copeland anytime soon, but I was sitting at my desk, pulled up YouTube, and I saw a thumbnail of one of Kenneth Copeland's videos that just dropped like an hour before I saw it.

It was his prophetic word for the new year coming up, 2025. I thought to myself, boy, this will be good. I watched it, and after watching it, I just had to do a video on this. You won't believe it. He is going to give us his prophetic word.

Now, every year, like clockwork, God speaks to Kenneth Copeland and gives him a prophetic word for whatever year is upcoming. Now, this is not unique to Kenneth Copeland, in fairness. Most all of the charismatic prophets do this, with an abysmal track record, I might add.

But at any rate, Kenneth Copeland is kind of the Grand Poobah of the Word of Faith movement, and so many of today's Word of Faith prosperity gospel preachers give accolades to Kenneth Copeland and credit Kenneth Copeland as one of their spiritual heroes, one of God's generals.

Everybody from Joni Lamb at Daystar, all the Daystar crew, all the TBN crew, Joyce Meyer, Lauds, Kenneth Copeland, Heidi Baker, who has been endorsed by the Remnant Radio guys. Heidi Baker, not only does she endorse Kenneth Copeland, Kenneth Copeland kind of passed his mantle on to Heidi Baker a year and a half or so ago.

But at any rate, Todd White praises Kenneth Copeland. Bill Johnson praises Kenneth Copeland at Bethel Church. So Kenneth Copeland's reach, it's really hard to even get your mind around it. His teaching has influenced, it's not an exaggeration to say, hundreds of millions of people around the world over the span of his so-called ministry.

So at any rate, yes, he's getting old. In fact, he's 88 years old, just turned 88 years old a few days ago. But his reach, it's hard to even wrap your mind around it. So he remains very, very influential despite his advanced years.

So I want to show you this. I want to show you several clips from this video that just dropped. Kenneth Copeland's prophetic word for the upcoming new year of 2025. And yes, he actually did prophesy the exact date of his death.

And I'll show you that too towards the end. All right. Okay, so here we go with Kenneth Copeland's prophetic word for 2025. And I might have a few edits in here just for a little levity. Here we go.

Go ahead and be seated. Thank you, Lord. It seemed good to me and the Holy Ghost.

Acts 15 and the Claim of Divine Authority

Now I got to interrupt right here. When Kenneth Copeland says, now it seemed good to me and the Holy Spirit of the Holy Ghost, that's not just a phrase off the top of his head. He is actually intentionally quoting Acts 15, verse 28.

And so what he's doing, he is trying to, in your mind, suggest that what he is about to say is on par with Scripture itself. That is undoubtedly what he is doing. He is claiming divine authority for what he is about to say.

I mean, it's a prophecy anyway, so it should theoretically carry divine authority in and of itself. But this quotation of Acts 15, 28, that's very deliberate. He's putting it in your mind that he is just as authoritative as James, who was saying this in Acts 15, 28.

But I digress back to Kenneth Copeland's prophecy.

That in 2024, we're on victory shore. That in 2024, we're on victory shore. And I heard in my spirit, in 2025, the nation will come alive. But now the work only begins because the time has come to believe we win.

2024 was on victory shore. 2025, the nation comes alive. 2026 is the big fix.

Enough of that!

Fezzik, are there rocks ahead?

If there are, we'll all be dead.

2028, we go through the gate.

No more rhymes. Now, I mean it!

Anybody want a fillet?

2029, all things will be divine.

And I ran out of rhymes for that clip from The Prince's Bride. Kenneth Copeland managed to outrhyme both Inigo Montoya and Fezzik put together. And did you notice how Kenneth Copeland went from 2026 to 2028?

He just skipped over 2027. Year of the open heaven?

I don't have 2030 yet.

He doesn't yet have one for 2030. Everything's going to be real purdy? I don't know, I'm just trying to help out here. Dear friends, you see how utterly ridiculous this is. The very idea that God speaks in rhyme.

No, no, God does not speak in rhyme. Not even in Hebrew biblical poetry. We often think of poetry as rhyming. But not Old Testament biblical Hebrew poetry. No, it doesn't rhyme. That's not what poetry makes when it comes to scripture.

So this is just utterly absurd. And think about a difference. Just a little common sense. So if this is really coming from God, and make no mistake about it. He is claiming this is from Yahweh himself.

Direct download from the Alpha and Omega. If these really are the words of the Lord, why would they rhyme in English? You think God just only speaks in English? I mean, if you take 2025, the year things come alive.

2026, what was that build back with bricks or something? Translate that into Spanish or German or Portuguese or Swahili or Zulu. Mandarin, Russian. Does it rhyme in those languages? Well, no, they don't.

Technically, I haven't checked it, but I'm pretty sure they don't. Pretty confident. I can say that that does not rhyme in other languages. It just happens to rhyme in English. So God's giving you words of knowledge that rhyme in English.

And it doesn't work that way in other languages. How absurd, dear friends. This is why I keep saying that it really does not matter to Charismatics when they put words in God's mouth that he does not say, that he never did say.

It doesn't bother them. They do it just as naturally as you and I breathe. It is their breath. It is their life. It's how they function. Constantly, constantly, constantly putting words in God's mouth that he did not say.

Now, I want to zero in on what he said a little bit about 2025, the year things come alive, because he's going to exegete that for us a little bit. And the reason things are going to come alive in 2025 is because of the election that we just had and the new president that, Lord willing, we will have here in about a month or so as of this recording.

So let's watch this. And don't turn the video off yet, because we haven't even gotten to the day that he prophesied he will die. That's coming up in just a bit.

And confess that daily throughout 2024, especially concerning the election. Did it come alive or not?

No.

Very unusual to win the popular vote and the electoral college.

Actually, it's not at all unusual to win both the popular vote and the electoral college. In fact, that's usually the way it goes. Fact of the matter is there have been only five presidential elections in which the winning candidate did not win both the popular vote and the electoral college.

1824, 1876, 1888, 2000 with Gore and Bush, and then 2016 with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Of course, Trump won the electoral college, but not the popular vote. So it's only happened five times in the history of our nation.

Every other presidential election that we have had, and they come around every four years. So, yeah, Kenneth Copeland's not only a false prophet, he's a bad historian.

And we're working toward the midterms. And we will have the red wave of the midterms.

False Prophecy, Politics, and the Red Wave

Okay, Kenneth Copeland is prophesying a red wave for the midterms in 2026. Let us remember that Kenneth Copeland was one of the many, a plethora of charismatic prophets who prophesied that Donald Trump would win a consecutive second term back in 2020, would win re-election in 2020.

And no, they did not get it right because Trump won this go-around. No, they prophesied a second consecutive term. Not only did they prophesy that, but even after Biden was certified as the winner, and he was measuring the curtains in the White House, Kenneth Copeland is one of the ones who continued to double down after the election was certified, regardless of the shenanigans that went on.

Nonetheless, Biden was certified. That's what all the hullabaloo was about with January 6th. He was certified, and he obviously did take up residence in the White House. Copeland is one of the ones who doubled down even after that, saying that Trump would still get into the White House.

The Associated Press said that Joe Biden is president. Yeah, that's right. Yeah, he's gonna be president. Mickey Mouse is gonna be king. Yeah!

I mean, it is just comically bad. And I really get nervous every time these so-called prophets start prophesying a red wave or a Republican's gonna win the White House because they've been so comically bad in all their predictions, even when they have a 50 -50 shot at getting it right in the first place.

I really get to the point where I wish, okay, just start prophesying that Democrats are gonna sweep everything. Then I'll feel a lot better about it actually not happening because, you know, they prophesied it.

If these people prophesied that the sun was going to rise in the east tomorrow morning, I promise you I would get up if I wanted to see the sunrise. I would get up and stare due west. That's how bad they really are.

Every meal I eat, I not only pray for my partners, but I remind the Father of the George Washington Covenant.

The George Washington Covenant?

17th chapter of the book of Genesis.

Dear friends, Genesis 17 is the Abrahamic covenant, the covenant that God cut with Abraham, not George Washington.

He had on a new brown suit. He was a tall man. He took the oath of office on the 17th chapter of the book of Genesis. Then he shocked everyone and got down on his knee and looked up and said, you will be our God and we will be your people.

George Washington, Genesis 17, and the Oath of Office

Okay, dear friends. George Washington did indeed take his oath of office with his hand on a Bible. It was not required for him to do that by law or anything. It's just something he did on his own, and it began a tradition here in the United States that most presidents have followed.

Not all of them, but most have. John Quincy Adams did. I honestly don't remember about Barack Obama, but at any rate, there's been some exceptions. I know John Quincy Adams was an exception to that. I think he took his oath of office on a law book, U .S. law book.

But at any rate, it's true. Washington did have his hand on a Bible when he took his oath of office. However, it was a Masonic Bible. You see, George Washington was a Freemason, and he got this Bible on loan from St. John's Masonic Lodge No. 1, Ancient York Masons.

His Bible was not open to Genesis 17. Noah was open to chapters 49 through 50 of Genesis, and apparently not for any particular reason. He just opened the Bible at random due to haste, as I read in a couple other sites.

He was just kind of in a hurry, and so he opened the Bible at random, and it fell to Genesis 49 through 50, which does not have anything at all to do with an Abrahamic covenant or any kind of covenant for that matter.

It's just a random opening up of the Bible, and that's what happened. So yeah, Copeland is a bad prophet. He's a bad theologian and a bad historian.

I have made an inner covenant with God, and on December the 6th, 2056, I'll see you all later. I'm out of here, 120 years old.

Genesis 6:3 and Copeland’s Claim to Live to 120

Okay, dear friends, Kenneth Copeland says that he's going to die on December the 6th, 2056, and on that day, he will be 120 years old. Indeed, he was born December the 6th, 1936, and he thinks he's going to die when he is 120 years old on his 120th birthday.

Now, he gets this from Genesis 6, verse 3. I want to read this to you. Then Yahweh said, Kenneth Copeland mistakenly believes that that is a limit that God has put on man's lifespan, and everybody should live to be 120 years old, without any sickness, without any disease.

Now, the first thing I'll say, I did a whole video on this a couple of years ago, two or three years ago. I'll try to remember to put a link down there in the description if you'd like to see this more fleshed out.

But that 120 years that God talks about in Genesis 6, verse 3 is not a promise for a lifespan. It's not God's promise to us that we should all live to be 120 years old. That is the amount of time that man had to live before God sent the flood.

So when God told Noah that he was going to flood the earth, God said man's days will be 120 years. In other words, 120 years from right now, I'm flooding the earth, and everybody is going to die except for you and your family.

That's the 120 years. This is not a promise for a lifespan of 120 years at all on any level. So Mr. Copeland, if by chance you are watching this, sir, you are profoundly wrong if you think you're going to live to be 120 years old.

You're not. I guarantee you, you're not. And think about it, Mr. Copeland, and anybody else watching this who may be Word of Faith or maybe you've been listening to some Word of Faith preachers. Name me another Word of Faith proponent that has lived to be 120 years old.

None of quote-unquote God's generals that the Word of Faith movement reveres and holds in such high esteem have ever lived to be this age. Not Charles Parham, not Amy Semple McPherson, not Katherine Kuhlman, not Smith Wigglesworth, not John G. Lake, one of their most revered faith healers, not Oral Roberts, not Kenneth Hagan.

Oral Roberts and Kenneth Hagan, Copeland almost worships as much as God himself. Well, he doesn't worship God, period, but you know what I mean. None of these people have ever lived to even be close to 120 years old.

I think Oral Roberts made it to about 90. Mr. Copeland, you're 88 years old. It should tell you something when, number one, you've got the interpretation of that text wrong. Number two, name me one of your faith friends who has ever lived to be anywhere close, has even made it to 100, much less 120.

One of your best friends, Jerry Savelle, died earlier this year, and I think he was 76 or 77, if memory serves. Sir, you are 88 years old. You don't have 120 years. You don't have, what is that, 32 years left.

Not even close.

And you take an old, worn-out car, and you put it in the shop, and you restore it, good as new or better. Well, this old, 88-year-old, worn-out body has been made better. The different parts have been overhauled, and now it's finished.

So Kenneth Copeland says that his body is 88 years old, but not to worry. It has been refurbished. All the parts are new parts, and he's healthy as a horse. Well, the fact of the matter is, dear friends, granted, he's in remarkably good shape for an 88-year-old, but he doesn't have a new body with new parts.

In fact, Kenneth Copeland has arthritis. Look at his fingers. If you happen to catch a close-up of his fingers, he's got arthritis in his joints, like almost all people his age do. He wears hearing aids.

If you catch a glimpse inside of his ear, if the cameras are just right, he wears hearing aids. He has had significant back problems. I remember, gosh, this was 20 years ago. I was just starting to address the Word of Faith movement in kind of a public way, and he sent out a mass email where he had to cancel an international trip to Australia.

He had to cancel a trip to Australia to preach because of his bad back. He couldn't make the trip. He was down on his back. And he has had recently a pacemaker put in his chest to keep his heart beating properly.

And I got short of breath over in the prison for Mike Barber.

Never did have any pain.

I could kind of feel that my heart rate was up high. So I got checked, and they said, well, you need a pacemaker. And I said, well, Lord, I'll just get that pacemaker by faith. He said, no. He used an aviation term with me.

He said, you're too far behind the power curve. He said, take the pacemaker by faith. So I prayed over it. So then the doctor had me on the table. They don't put you completely out. They had to build a pouch for this thing.

Well, I thought it was going to be about that big. Well, come to find out it was, but the battery's about that big. And so I said, well, pacemaker, you belong to me now. That means you belong to God. And you're in a Holy Ghost body.

And you're going to work right.

Well, it had a defibrillator in it.

So no, Mr. Copeland, you don't have all new body parts. Your body has not been refurbished. It is not young. It is 88 years old. And the Lord has been merciful to you to grant you relatively good health for a man your age.

But you don't have new body parts, and you know it. And I will say this. Have you noticed that Gloria Copeland has disappeared? I have not seen Gloria Copeland host or guest host even their daily television program.

They have a daily. It's called Believer's Voice of Victory daily TV program. Gloria Copeland used to be on it all the time, all the time. And she has disappeared for about the last three years. She has not been on there.

Best I can tell, she has made one public appearance. And that was this past summer at the Southwest Believers Convention. This was Kenneth Copeland's big annual shindig that he does. And Gloria Copeland came out for just a few minutes.

Didn't even climb up the steps of the platform. She was just down on the floor. And Kenneth walked over to his wife. And I tell you, she looked bad. She really did. She looked bad. And I'm seeing rumors everywhere.

People are saying, I think it's safe to say Gloria Copeland has dementia. So, Mr. Copeland, what you're saying doesn't even work for you. It doesn't work for you. You have health problems. You have a pacemaker.

You have hearing aids. You have arthritis. And it's not working for your wife, Gloria. I take no joy in that. It's just the reality of the situation. If we live long enough, if we don't have an early onset of some disease or get killed in an accident or something like that, if we live long enough and we age enough, we're going to have health problems.

It's just the way it is. It doesn't work for you. It doesn't work for your wife. It has never worked for any of your faith friends. One of your best friends just died earlier this year in his 70s. That should be a wake-up call, sir.

Two-State Solution, Hearing from God, and Gnosticism

There will never be a two-state solution because two-state is no solution at all. Because you can't argue with the king of the universe. Don't even try. It doesn't pay.

That's a clip from this video, Copeland talking about political things and the conflict in the Middle East, the war in Israel with Hamas and Hezbollah and all that. And he said it can't be a two-state solution, blah, blah, blah.

And you can't argue with God. Now, I included that clip because I cannot tell you how many times I have heard Kenneth Copeland claim that God was telling him something and he argued with God. I mean, God speaks to Kenneth Copeland with such frequency that at times it almost becomes a nuisance to Kenneth Copeland, how often he hears God speak.

And a lot of times when God speaks to him, he argues with him. So for time's sake, I'm not going to put them all in there. Just trust me. I've watched him enough. I've seen it over and over and over. So how ironic that he would say that.

So the Word of the Lord should be listened to and obeyed and develop your spiritual ears. Thank you, Jesus. Start with small things. And what do I wear to church today? I'll start with, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

What do you think, Lord? You think I should wear this, wear that, that, that, that? And stand in your closet a while.

So Kenneth tells people that they should hear from God so regularly and so clearly that it's no big deal just to walk in your closet and ask God what he wants you to wear that day. Well, should I wear this outfit or this outfit, Lord?

And God will tell you what he wants you to wear that day. You know, Kenneth Copeland has given hundreds of false prophecies, some big ones, not only about the presidential election, but dealing with Nigeria and all kinds of stuff, dozens and dozens and dozens and dozens.

And you could even make it thousands because every single time he says, I heard the Lord say such and such. No, that's not God speaking to you. If you can't even hear God correctly about something as monumental as a United States presidential election, something that you have months if not years to prepare for to make sure you're hearing God rightly, and you've got a 50 -50 shot at getting it right just by guessing, if you can't hear God rightly on that, why in the blue-eyed world would you think you can hear God tell you what outfit to wear?

I mean, dear friends, this is Gnosticism. Kenneth Copeland is trying to make you believe that he has such a close relationship with God, that God just speaks to him constantly like this celestial Chatty Cathy doll, and sometimes so much so that it becomes a nuisance to Kenneth Copeland.

Dear friends, Kenneth Copeland is lying to you. Mr. Copeland, you are lying to yourself. You are deceiving and being deceived. You are the poster boy of 2 Timothy 3, 13. Deceiving and being deceived. Watch this final clip.

We'll wrap up here. We'll land the plane. As Kenneth Copeland talks about going into a Home Depot, and boy, if this isn't what you call, I suppose, a tell on yourself, just watch this.

I went into a Home Depot, and Gloria went in there to buy some things, and I like hardware stores. And I walked around over in the hardware division, and a young man came over, and I said, I'm Kenneth Copeland.

He said, yeah, I know who you are. I don't know what he's full of joy.

So Copeland walks into a Home Depot looking for something, goes up to one of the guys working in Home Depot, and he says, I'm Kenneth Copeland.

Who does that?

Can you imagine the arrogance? I mean, let's just assume for the sake of argument that this actually happened.

Who does that?

You walk in like, I'm Kenneth Copeland.

Can you, who does that?

Do I walk into a, or roll into a Home Depot? I'm Justin Peters.

Do you do that?

I'm John Doe. I'm Jane Doe.

Who does that?

If that really happened, the only people who do that are people who have a very inflated view of themselves, and they think they can throw their weight around with their name and or their wealth. That is not the mark of humility by any stretch.

Okay, dear ones. Wow, I wasn't even planning on doing a video on this today or on Kenneth Copeland at all for quite some time, but man, this just hits so many things. I hope this has been helpful. If you have friends, family members who follow Kenneth Copeland or one of these other faith preachers, please show them this video.

Mr. Copeland, if by chance you are watching, I'll say it like I've said it to you many times before. I do not hate you. I do hate, vehemently hate what you are doing because you are bringing untold reproach upon the name of Christ.

You are teaching blasphemy, heresy. You have taught some of the most egregious heresies that has ever been uttered by someone claiming to be a Christian. And what's worse, you lay that heresy at the feet of Christ himself, claiming that you get these heresies from him directly.

You have given who knows how many false prophecies. You are preaching a different Jesus and a different gospel. You are not hearing from God. You are lost, and if you were to die, you would go to hell.

You are one of the most brazen heretics of the modern era. And if you were to die, you would go to hell. I don't want that for you. Mr. Copeland, you're 88 years old. You do not have 32 years left. Not even close.

You will die soon. Please, confess your sins before God. Cry out to Christ. If you will trust Jesus, the real Jesus, not the Jesus that promises health and wealth, not the Jesus who emptied himself of his deity, not the Jesus that you think you are exactly equal to, not that Jesus, not the Jesus who got born again in hell, not the Jesus who died a spiritual death in hell and had to get saved in hell to atone for sin, not that Jesus.

That's a different Jesus. But if you will come empty-handed to the true Christ and beg him for mercy, he will save you. You will pass from death to life. And the evidence of your salvation, the fruit that will be born in your life in keeping with true biblical repentance will be that you will come out publicly and you will admit that you have been lying to people for decades, for over half a century.

You've been teaching heresy for over half a century. You've been giving false prophecies for over half a century. You've been exploiting the poor, the sick, the desperate, and the widows for your own personal financial gain.

And you will shut Kenneth Copeland Ministries down. You will shut Eagle Mountain Church down. Believer's Voice of Victory should never air another episode.

Ever.

Unless it is an apology episode, and that's the last one. And then you sell everything the ministry has.

Everything.

And give it to some doctrinally sound ministries, doctrinally sound churches, and you find a good doctrinally sound church somewhere near where you live. There are a number of them. You live in north Fort Worth.

You wouldn't have to drive far. I can name several off the top of my head. And you will never again be behind the pulpit. You'll be in front of the pulpit, sitting in the pew, learning under the preaching and teaching and oversight of biblically qualified elders.

And that's what I want for you. That's what I want for you. All right, dear ones. Until our next time together, may the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, the love of God, and the fellowship of His Holy Spirit be with you all.