Prophet Claims World Will End on Christmas Day, Says God Ordered Him to Build 8 Arks
Prophet Claims World Will End on Christmas Day, Says God Ordered Him to Build 8 Arks
A Ghanaian prophet, Eboh Noah, has stirred widespread controversy and global debate after claiming that God revealed to him that the world will end on Christmas Day through another massive flood — not by fire.
According to the self-styled prophet, the divine warning compelled him to construct eight arks, similar to the biblical account of Noah, in preparation for what he described as an imminent and unavoidable global catastrophe. He insists that the coming flood will wipe out much of humanity, sparing only those who heed God’s instructions.
Speaking to his followers, Prophet Noah said the revelation came directly from God, who warned that humanity’s increasing wickedness, moral decay, and disregard for divine laws have triggered irreversible judgment. He claimed the arks were built in obedience to God’s command and are meant to preserve selected lives ahead of the flood.
“This time, God said it will not be fire, but water again,” the prophet reportedly declared. “Many will mock, just like in the days of Noah, but when the waters come, it will be too late.”
The prophecy has since sparked mixed reactions across social media and religious circles. While some followers have expressed fear and belief in the warning, others have dismissed the claim as false prophecy, pointing to biblical scriptures which state that no one knows the day or hour of the end of the world.
Christian scholars and religious leaders have cautioned the public against panic, emphasizing that predictions of specific dates for the end of the world have repeatedly failed throughout history. They also warned that such prophecies could cause unnecessary fear and psychological distress among believers.
As Christmas approaches, many observers are watching closely to see how events unfold, while authorities have not issued any official response regarding the claims.
For now, Prophet Eboh Noah’s declaration remains a subject of intense debate, raising questions about faith, prophecy, and the fine line between belief and misinformation in modern society.
