7 Prophetic Things I Saw Years Ago | Episode 1353 | Perry Stone

Summary of Main Points (Perry Stone – “7 Prophetic Things I Saw Years Ago,” Episode 1353)

1) 50th anniversary ministry event + new prophetic update

• Perry Stone invites viewers to a “homecoming” event in Cleveland, Tennessee, marking the ministry’s 50th anniversary (Oct 6–10).
• He says there will be five new messages, including a major prophetic update.
• Special morning speakers promoted:
  • John Breier
  • Mariel Mel
  • Dr. Tim Hill
• Worship leadership promoted:
  • Lindel Culie
• The event also features multiple gospel music groups and a Ham’s Fall Festival on Saturday afternoon.
• The event is described as free, but registration is required via parisone.org.

2) Origins and track record of his prophecy teaching (since 1984)

• Stone frames his ministry as generational (fourth generation) and traces its roots back decades.
• He recounts a spiritual narrative from childhood involving his father’s dream:
  • “prophecies of Jesus” versus “mighty acts and words of Jesus”
  • Stone interprets this as part of why he was called to preach prophecy and faith.
• He claims his prophecy emphasis began to take shape after:
  • 1985: first trip to Israel and beginning to report prophetic insights.
  • 1986 onward: early “prophecy nights” using slide projections, later shifting to TV/video production.
  • A long-running “manifest telecast” period of 26 years (as he states).

3) “Seven prophetic things” he taught years earlier (Israel-based studies)

Stone’s core claim is that he taught multiple end-times-related topics before they became widely discussed on social media. He presents the items as “highlights.”

1. Ashes of the Red Heifer (early/1984 teaching)

   • Stone says he researched and taught the necessity of the red heifer’s ashes for purification in connection with future temple building.

2. Earthquake fault line on the Mount of Olives (1985)

   • Stone claims a map study showed a fault line running across the Mount of Olives, which he links to an expectation (Zechariah) of the mountain splitting at Jesus’ return.

3. Temple rebuilding tied to New Testament scriptures (late 1980s)

   • Stone asserts he taught temple-rebuilding themes years before mainstream interest, claiming even Time magazine later referenced related ideas.

4. The “12th Imam” / “Mahdi” (1992)

   • Stone claims an Iranian/Persian woman shared beliefs about the Mahdi, and he says he began teaching it from Revelation 13.
   • He says he later wrote books such as Unleashing the Beast and The Eighth Kingdom, connecting this figure to Bible prophecy themes about a radical end-times leader/Antichrist.

5. Dead Sea drying up into two seas (mid/late 1980s claim; “37 years ago”)

   • Stone says he brought satellite pictures/maps back and taught that Ezekiel’s prophecy was being fulfilled through environmental change.

6. Desert “blossoming like a rose” (Isaiah 35; late 1980s claim)

   • He describes visiting a region associated with Isaiah 35 and documenting water growth and vegetation changes (water, reeds, rushes).

7. Ark of the Covenant location (1991)

   • Stone claims a meeting with Rabbi Yehuda Get(s) provided information about where the ark is hidden.

4) Social media “catching up” claim

• Stone argues that many modern influencers are teaching ideas he says he introduced decades earlier, but without his original documentation/tools.
• He describes messages/emails from people claiming Perry Stone should be heard because others have “new revelations” with large view counts—suggesting these may be replays of his earlier work.

5) “Prophetic triggers” on the horizon: pestilences, AI systems, and end-times governance

• Stone points to Matthew 24 (“pestilences”) and interprets modern outbreaks—especially COVID—as evidence of end-times signs.
• He then connects future technological systems to Revelation 13:
  • Discussion of AI, claiming large AI infrastructure may enable a future “beast system.”
  • He argues the system will eventually be used to control buying/selling through a mark/number/name.
• He emphasizes that even if regulation delays the outcome, generational decline in Bible knowledge will lead the next generation to accept it.

6) “Death of the righteous” as an overlooked end-times sign

• Stone highlights what he calls the death of the righteous, suggesting a pattern of prophetic teachers and spiritual leaders passing away.
• He references the history of major prophecy broadcasters and ministers:
  • Many foundational figures in modern prophecy media are deceased.
  • He claims fewer current ministers remain deeply focused on prophecy.
• He gives examples of early televangelism/Christian broadcasting pioneers and says only a small number of original prayer/fasting emphasis remain.

7) A “generational clock” and cycles of ministers’ rise and fall

• Stone references scriptural chronology around Methuselah and the Flood to illustrate a “final generation” pattern.
• He suggests ministry lifecycles often occur in patterns (often “in threes”), implying the present era is near a concluding phase.

8) New offer promoted: Hades: Kingdom of the Fallen + audio teaching

• Stone promotes a combined product offer:
  • Book: Hades: Kingdom of the Fallen
  • Audio teaching: The Abbidon Chronicles (about the abyss, scorpion-men imagery, and related underworld concepts)
• Marketing copy claims the materials use:
  • biblical language studies (Greek/Hebrew)
  • ancient documents
  • geological/earth-structure analysis
• The offer is presented as addressing eternal/afterlife questions, including hell/Tartarus/abyss themes, paradise’s movement, and what happens regarding death without covenant.
• Donation request: $30 or more
  • Offer number: AC-156
  • Ordered via parisone.org or by phone.

9) Upcoming church appearances and continued event logistics

• He lists a near-term visit to McKayville Church of God (Blue Ridge, Georgia), followed by the main 50th anniversary event.
• He reiterates registration at parisone.org and promotes prizes/activities at Pam’s Fall Festival.

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Presenters / Contributors (named in the subtitles)

• Perry Stone
• Pam (mentioned as co-host, “Pam and I,” but not listed as a scheduled speaker)
• John Breier
• Mariel Mel
• Dr. Tim Hill
• Lindel Culie (worship leader)
• Gideon Shore (mentioned as a guide during Stone’s Israel trip)
• Rabbit Yehuda Get(s) (Rabbi mentioned in connection with the Ark of the Covenant claim)
• Harry Lindsay / Hal Lindsay (credited in Stone’s narration; presenter/author reference)
• Grant Jeffrey
• Howal Lindsay (appears to be the same person as Hal Lindsay; spelling differs in auto-captions)
• Jack Vanimpy
• J.R. Church
• Joe Vancouver
• Ray Brew Baker
• Pat Robertson
• Jim Baker
• Marcus Lamb
• Paul Crouch
• Marcus well dayar (auto-captioned; unclear identity, appears connected to televangelism founders)