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UK-Based Zimbabwean Prophet Says Elon Musk Is Setting The Stage For The Anti-Christ

Zimbabwean Prophet Uebert Angel, based in the United Kingdom, has sparked widespread debate on social media by suggesting that Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, is playing a role in advancing the anti-Christ’s agenda.

In a viral video, Angel clarified that Musk himself may not be the anti-Christ but is allegedly being used to help establish a new world order.

“Is Elon Musk the anti-Christ?” Angel rhetorically asks in the video, before offering his controversial views. He focuses on Musk’s name and NASA’s logo, suggesting they carry hidden, divine, and even satanic meanings.

“The word Elon, El Elyon, also means ‘God the Strong One,’ and it just so happens that Musk is working with NASA,” Angel explains. “When we look at NASA in Hebrew, it’s also the word ‘Nahash,’ which means ‘snake.’ If you look at the NASA logo, the two red lines resemble the tips of a snake’s tongue,” he claims.

Angel further delves into Musk’s companies, Starlink and Neuralink, drawing connections to biblical and satanic symbolism.

“The devil is no longer hiding,” says Angel. “The devil is called the ‘morning star,’ and we have a company called Starlink. Then, there’s Neuralink, which they’re putting into people’s brains. The name ‘Neuralink’ in Greek adds up to 666,” he asserts.

Additionally, Angel links Musk’s acquisition of X (formerly Twitter) to a larger scheme to control global narratives, tying it to biblical references of the devil’s influence over airwaves.

“The Bible says the devil is the king of the airwaves,” Angel notes. “SpaceX, which Musk bought, is meant to control communication. Then he bought X to control narratives. This doesn’t mean he’s the anti-Christ, but he’s an intellectual who doesn’t understand the word, so there are people who will use his platform to advance the enemy’s agenda.”

Angel’s statements have sparked intense discussion, with many social media users questioning the validity and implications of his claims.

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