Wanting To Know

I grew up with people admiring people like Jeanne Dixon who garnered a lot of attention as a psychic. In an article from Newsweek.com we see that an American president consulted with her during his time in the oval office:

The subject of Dixon's prophecies returned to the Oval Office two days later when Nixon met with Kissinger for a discussion of the terrorism threat. Kissinger reported that he had just talked with Israeli Ambassador Yitzhak Rabin. Nixon referred to the "tremendous pressure" the Israelis were under because of Munich. He then instructed Kissinger to create a "governmentwide" counterterrorism committee--and seemed to offer an unusual explanation as to why.

"Rose talks to this soothsayer, Jeane Dixon, all the time," Nixon told Kissinger, according to a tape of the Sept. 21, 1972, meeting. "They are desperate that [the terrorists] will kidnap somebody. They may shoot somebody. We have got to have a plan. Suppose they do, for example, Henry, suppose they kidnap Rabin? And they ask us to release all blacks who are prisoners around the United States. And we didn't and they shoot him? Think of it! What the Christ do we do? We are not going to give into it. We have got to have contingency plans for hijacking, for kidnapping, for all sorts of things that can happen around here."

Did Dixon really have that much influence? According to the infamous Nixon tapes, she did:

Still, none of Dixon's seemingly wacky predictions seem to have shaken Nixon's faith. White House tapes show Woods (who died in January at the age of 87) provided Nixon with Dixon briefings on a wide range of subjects, covering such matters as the Panama Canal, nuclear arms talks with the Soviets (Dixon thought arms negotiator Paul Nitze "could be a double agent") and the president's prospects during the Watergate crisis. "Jeane Dixon tells us that May and June are going to be pretty bad. June may be worse than May. But everything will turn out fine," Woods told Nixon on May 14, 1973.

Of course Dixon really didn’t get the Watergate situation right, but people still keep running to these false prophets. But not all these voices are untrustworthy.

Unusually Accurate

I know that starting around the 2016 election cycle there was a rapid growth in prophetic voices who started using social media to tell us what God was telling them. And in the 2020 presidential election cycle, well the amount of prophetic words exploded. I know I was fascinated by them and tracked them daily. This podcast grew in no small part from them and my reviews of them. I even had dreams and prophetic words from God and if you want to go back and listen to them, you can. However one prophetic voice was there from the very start and his name was Kim Clement, a South African who had a penchant for singing worship songs and then hearing words from God. He was very accurate, especially when he talked about politics, but it wasn’t like he just told us plainly what was going to happen, which would be great. One person said this about Clement:

For anybody new, for those of you that know, you know, for anybody who's new, Kim Clement is the guy who prophesied, meaning God showed him in 1996 what was going to happen on 9/11. Kim Clement is the guy who God showed where Osama bin Laden was hiding. Kim Clement is the guy who prophesied about the 2011 Japanese earthquake before it happened. There's been some enormous pivotal moments. He prophesied about Obama. He's the guy who prophesied in 2007 that Trump would be a trumpet. He's the guy who prophesied that the Kennedys would end up joining with the Republicans. And then we see what's happened with

RFK. So, we're going on an incredible track record here. And I am giving you just a tiny snippet of what it is that Kim saw that God showed him that he prophesied. We've seen a bunch of it come to pass, but there's also a whole bunch more that is coming to pass.

However at the time when he spoke the words it seemed they were shrouded in mystery. But we needed to ask Holy Spirit for the interpretation. A great deal of them are still being studied today by his daughter Donné Clement Petruska and she took a deep dive into an interesting one that is making the rounds on the Internet now. It is being debated in light of the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and specifically his wife, Erika.

For Such A Time As This

I now turn to one of two articles from My Charisma an online magazine that point to a modern day Esther rising up. The first article was published in July of 2024 and referred to a video that Clement had which you watch on YouTube. Here is what they reported:

Queen Esther is one of the most well-known women in the Bible. Because of her courage to go before the king, she saved the people of Israel from certain genocide. It is this kind of bravery that many aspire to embody. However, is it possible for God to raise up a modern-day Esther, a woman set apart specifically for this generation, to help save our people from chaos and destruction?

The author them referenced the prophecy:

In a word from 2011, Kim Clement prophesied that a woman would rise up to be an Esther to America. However, the timing of the rise of this Esther is not only specific, but her time to rise in America may be coming shortly.

Here is some of the prophecy:

“I see a president that shall come. There is a president who will come. And God says he will have absolutely no fear. Absolutely no fear, will be decisive, make decisions. And then in the middle of the restoration of America…as the beginning of the restoration, as it begins, there shall be a woman that shall rise up. A woman that shall be strong in faith. Virtuous, beautiful in eyes. I have crowned her, says the Lord, as I crowned Esther. The people shall receive her. She shall have the oil of gladness for the pain in the mourning that has taken place. And she shall pour out the oil…and God says healing shall begin. And then it shall flow rapidly. And God says they will say, ‘We hated her. But now we love her. For she shall take the oil of healing and she shall pour it upon the scars of those Left and those Right. And of the new party that has come forth and emerged when they shall say, ‘Christ will reign…But I chose this nation before it was founded. I chose this entire nation—all fifty states—every one of them, to send my gospel to the entire earth. Do you think I have changed my mind?”

The article ended this way:

The biggest question still to be answered out of this prophecy is this one: Who is Esther? Who is the woman that will rise up and help to heal America? While we still do not know who this woman of faith and valor is, what we can expect is that this woman will be an essential piece to the restoration and prosperity of America.

That Was Then

Fast forward to now and another article from the same author gives us this update:

For years Kim Clement prophesied major events that would happen in America and around the world with great accuracy. This includes the prophecy of Donald Trump being a two-term president. Now, in the wake of national tragedy after the assassination of Turning Point USA’s co-founder, Charlie Kirk, his widow, Erika Kirk, has vowed that his mission would continue. The similarities and parallels between Erika Kirk and the described “Esther” by Clement are striking, making her perhaps anointed for such a time as this.

The author then makes this statement:

Kirk, a devout Christian and a former Miss Arizona USA, perfectly fits this description.

Is this true? Here is how the article explains it:

In the wake of Charlie’s death, people have come together, denouncing this heinous assassination of an innocent man who was a Christian, a husband and a father of two. Charlie Kirk’s work on college campuses, debating students on radical ideologies and preaching the message of the gospel not only will continue, but has been ignited since his passing. Turning Point USA reportedly has thousands of new chapters opening on campuses across the country as people are turning to the messages he preached. In her address to the nation following her husband’s death, Erika Kirk promised that the tour would continue and that Turning Point would grow more than anyone ever expected.

And it is true that Erika and her husband were hated and still hated:

Clement also prophesied that this woman would previously have been despised by the people. However, they would turn to her with great love and devotion. This, in itself, describes how the Kirk family has been called out and despised for years for their dedication to Christian and conservative values.

But is she the woman Clement talked about?

Breaking It Down

When I first heard about the prophecy and the rush to connect Erika Kirk to it, my initial reaction was that it was interesting but I didn’t see it. But the more I look, the more I can see it. The pivotal moment is this:

“I see a president that shall come. There is a president who will come. And God says he will have absolutely no fear. Absolutely no fear, will be decisive, make decisions. And then in the middle of the restoration of America…as the beginning of the restoration, as it begins, there shall be a woman that shall rise up… A woman that shall be strong in faith. Virtuous, beautiful in eyes. I have crowned her, says the Lord, as I crowned Esther. The people shall receive her. She shall have the oil of gladness for the pain in the mourning that has taken place.

It sure sounds like President Trump. And Erika is strong in faith and virtuous or Charlie Kirk wouldn’t have married her. Interestingly she was crowned Miss Arizona in a beauty pageant just like Esther. And yes, it certainly is a time of mourning. There are the usual haters, but for the vast majority people are receiving her as Clement predicted for the woman. The circumstances of her rise to prominence with the assassination of her husband makes this fit well. Her speech also hits the mark for the oil of gladness if you read it. While it is easy to make Erika fit this prophecy, the entire prophecy has elements that don’t seem to fit, at least not now. Things like drug cartels fearing her among other things, however, we need to see how this plays out and pray for this Esther whoever it is. If it is Erika Kirk, I simply don’t know. Could it be Tulsi Gabbard? Pam Bondi or Kristi Noem who was also crowned as the South Dakota Snow Queen pageant back in 1990. Any of these women could also fit as the Esther. As in all prophecies like this, time will reveal who it is. Pray for Holy Spirit to give us wisdom and that He will keep us on mark for what He has in store for us.