Metatron, QAnon and the Evangelical Prophetic Movement

Mark Taylor, a retired Orlando-based firefighter, says that while listening to a television interview with American businessman Donald Trump, he heard God say that “you’re hearing the voice of a president” and that a stronger relationship between the United States and Israel will occur in the future. It was April 28, 2011.

Shortly before the 2016 election, Mary Colbert, an international ministry networker, met Taylor because her husband, Dr. Don Colbert, was treating him. Taylor gave her the journals of God’s messages, and she felt they needed to be spread around to the world; thus, she started a phone-based prayer chain that garnered approximately 100,000 callers per day, a number so high it shut down two servers.

Trump won, and after the 2016 election, numerous evangelical leaders such as Richard Land, Franklin Graham, and Robert Jeffress made statements that God was responsible for the Republican nominee’s victory. According to HuffPost, the fact that a big Christian university like Liberty University would later produce the film The Trump Prophecies, based on Taylor’s story, is an indicator of how widespread it was at the time of its release.