Maryland Prophetess Dr. Anita Naves says God revealed to her the COVID-19 crisis months before it happened
Andre Johnson 
Pride goeth before destruction, and a haughty spirit before a fall. (Proverbs 16:18 KJV)
SHE’S JUST THE MESSENGER
In Prophetess Dr. Anita Naves’ estimation, is a thought-provoking, yet familiar passage of scripture by which many in the household of faith didn’t merely give any thought to.
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“The spirit showed me that God was also going to judge the very wealthy churches for their lack of keeping back more of the tithes and offerings…more than what they give,” Naves, a Maryland minister told Making Headline News this week. “I kept hearing in my spirit, ‘The money is not theirs. It belongs to (God.” The Lord kept presenting me with scriptures like, “To whom is given, much is required.”
Aside from referencing Luke 12:48, Naves deemed it necessary to publicly share of her story, in large part because she contends wholeheartedly the ongoing pandemic known as the coronavirus — or COVID-19 — is one of God’s strategic ways He’s going about judging our nation, with the Body of Christ topping the list.
As Naves explained, she initially began see glimpses of God unleashing His wrath upon the church months before the COVID-19 crisis essentially gave way to government officials shutting down the economy.
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“In the month of November 2019, I started having visions of churches with empty food pantries, (which left) strong impressions on me,” Naves, 56, explained. “(God began) showing me visions of many churches who had no type of systems in place to feed needy or homeless people. The visions were supernatural.”
So much, in fact, that Naves said God had subsequently spoke to her spirit, enlightening her of the notion that He was “very upset,” primarily because a slew of churches weren’t giving any thought also to the familiar scripture that’s housed in Matthew 25, particularly the 32nd verse, which reads: All the nations will be gathered before Him, and He will separate them one from another, as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats.
“That explains how God, the last Judge, had recalled to many religious leaders or shepherds on judgement day how the needy had been overlooked, as well as orphans, widows,” Naves said. “However, the religious leaders could not recall times they had overlooked the needy, and God reminded them, telling them to depart into the eternal darkness of hell.”
Interestingly, Naves said such an awe-inspiring, recurring vision had lasted for approximately a month, or roughly three and-a-half weeks or so before official reports of COVID-19 had begun to surface through the mainstream media.
“The impressions became very strong, and God directed me to share the information on my Instagram (timeline), Naves said. “At that time, I had a lot of Pastors following me. I went on very strong, almost as if I was rebuking the leaders on behalf of God and rebuking (others in the church).”
Consequently, Naves deemed it essential to suggest via social media that church leaders make it a point to aggressively prepare for the pandemic crisis by doing the right thing with their respective church’s monetary contributions and, most importantly, replenish their pantries with the food for the less fortunate.
“I recall I kept telling the Pastors to get food pantries because something was about to come upon the earth that would cause a food shortage,” Naves said. “I kept saying that people — and even church congregants — would be in need. I kept saying, ‘Get food pantries, churches, or else God is going to judge you for not having food in the church house to aid in feeding the poor.”
As Naves emphasized, the eruption of this global COVID-19 crisis undoubtedly is the ideal time for the church to rid itself of selfishness, carelessness, and a lack of support amongst believers, things that have crippled the Body of Christ mightily for as long as she could recall.
“The revelation of how much God cares for His people, including the poor, became so illuminated like never before,” Naves said. “As the month went on into January 20, 2020, the prophetic revelations became stronger and pressing in my spirit. This time I started hearing more of what God was telling me regarding ‘whatever’ was going to come to the earth. I had no sure name. I only heard the words, ‘What is coming is going to shift and shutdown systems.’”
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According to Naves’ recollection, such a prophesy “rested with me for weeks,” she said.
“(God told me it was time to) “shift and shutdown,” Naves said without hesitation.
Also, Naves said during her spiritual encounter months ago, the Holy Spirit revealed to her that God would ultimately bring judgement upon what she refers to as “the very wealthy churches,” particularly for what she describes as “their lack of keeping back more of the tithes and offerings,” or “more than what they give,” she reiterated.
“The Spirit kept showing me Pastors hiding money and barely being a blessing to the poor in their communities,” Naves said. “I was directed to read the Book of Ezekiel. I read the entire book and the scriptures where it details (prophesies of things) coming to light about how the Pastors were playing money games, acting as false prophets, teaching prosperity messages, and some gathering millions of dollars monthly or even weekly by hosting programs after programs to get money. I couldn’t believe I was being shown all of this information and wondered what I was supposed to do with it?”
A longtime minister of the Gospel, Naves accepted her call to ministry at the tender age of 18. Three years later, she was confirmed as a Prophet by globally acclaimed preacher, Apostle Todd Hall, who’s widely known for ministering for years to the masses worldwide.
According to Naves, her gift of prophesy emerged when she was just 10 year of age during which she began “having visions of what thus said the Lord.”
“I just didn’t know what was happening to me,” said Naves, referring to the ministerial calling on her life as a child. “I knew nothing about the gift…or a spiritual gift as such.”
That certainly doesn’t appear to be the case today, given the dramatic, disastrous turn of events that have unfolded since God revealed to Naves what was then a forthcoming pandemic months before it transpired.
A Christian-based author, Naves in August 2018 witnessed the release of the book, “Pardon Me! Prophecy Is Not Of Man,” a basic spiritual guide to understanding the divine gift of the ministry of prophecy, its power, its purpose, and its prophets.
“I want readers to know that if they are experiencing visions and dreams that seem to come true that they are not crazy, but that they may very well be prophetic,” Naves said. “I’m still hearing God unfolding more prophecies regarding the effects of the coronavirus virus.
“However, the world and church must understand it’s no joke. God’s love us so much that He would even send strong warnings, just as He did for the nations of old. The message is this: please repent, turn from sins and wicked deeds, and the church must repent for its abominations. It’s time to grow up.”
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