This Is The Enemy God Never Said We Should Pray For – Prophet No Weapon Reveals

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The founder and leader of No Weapon Prophetic and Prayer Ministry, Prophet Ernest Agyei Boateng, popularly known as Prophet No Weapon has revealed that there are two enemies in the world, one we should pray for and the other we should pray against.

According to the man of God, there are physical enemies and spiritual enemies that Christians contend with.

He explained that physical enemies are the ordinary enemies who hate you but do not have any spiritual plans against our lives but the spiritual enemy works against us and the bible is not against praying against them.

Speaking on the morning trumpet, a 2 hour program on Radio 1 100.7fm on Monday September 14 2020, Prophet No Weapon supported his argument with Jeremiah 18:18-23;

18 They said, “Come, let’s make plans against Jeremiah; for the teaching of the law by the priest will not cease, nor will counsel from the wise, nor the word from the prophets. So come, let’s attack him with our tongues and pay no attention to anything he says.”

19 

Listen to me, Lord;

    hear what my accusers are saying!

20 

Should good be repaid with evil?

    Yet they have dug a pit for me.

Remember that I stood before you

    and spoke in their behalf

    to turn your wrath away from them.

21 

So give their children over to famine;

    hand them over to the power of the sword.

Let their wives be made childless and widows;

    let their men be put to death,

    their young men slain by the sword in battle.

22 

Let a cry be heard from their houses

    when you suddenly bring invaders against them,

for they have dug a pit to capture me

    and have hidden snares for my feet.

23 

But you, Lord, know

    all their plots to kill me.

Do not forgive their crimes

    or blot out their sins from your sight.

Let them be overthrown before you;

    deal with them in the time of your anger

He adviced that Christians be vigilant and do not take anything lightly but be more prayerful.

By: Nana Gyasi | Radio 1| Ghana