Was my statement a prophecy, or was it my opinion? Did I say, “Thus saith the Lord,” or claim that the Lord instructed me to tell anyone who to vote for? Was anybody forced to vote for anyone? If I had said, “The Lord instructed me to say this,” then you would have every right to test and discern whether what I said was truly from the Lord - “Test all things; hold fast what is good.” - 1 Thessalonians 5:21. But if I simply shared my own opinion with the people the Lord has entrusted to me to shepherd, how exactly has that become a problem? Has the Church somehow lost the right to have or express opinions on political matters, especially when those matters directly affect us and the people entrusted to our care? And sir, you also said, “God has no hand in elections anywhere in the world.” That's an even bigger theological statement. Scripture says God “removes kings and raises up kings” - Daniel 2:21, and that “the Most High rules in the kingdom of men” - Daniel 4:17. How then do you arrive at the absolute conclusion that God has no hand whatsoever in elections? I'm genuinely trying to understand the context behind your post and why you tagged me. Was I prophesying and compelling people to vote a particular way, or ? Please help me with clarity, sir, because I'm trying very hard to understand exactly what you're reacting to.