Brother John Elving

12/03/2025

When someone rewrites Jewish history and quotes men who would disagree with almost everything he just preached, it is right and necessary for the church to speak up.

Check out my website for free video resources, or if you'd like to support my ministry outreach, https://www.brotherjohnelving.com/.

In this video we examine a recent sermon in which the preacher claims that the Jewish people “lost all records of the Levites in 70 AD” and that no one today knows who the priestly lineage is. This statement is both historically and theologically inaccurate, as well as deeply disrespectful to the Jewish community.

Jewish families with priestly lineage (Kohen, HaLevi, Levy, Kahana, Kagan, Katz, etc.) still exist today, are recognized in every synagogue, and their lineage is confirmed both through Jewish tradition and modern genetics.
This is not a matter of debate — it is established fact.

The preacher also attempts to support his partial preterist + postmillennial eschatology by appealing to Christian thinkers throughout history. But every name he cites — Augustine, Benedict of Nursia, Erasmus, Thomas More, Luther, Calvin, Wilberforce, Spurgeon, William Booth, Dietrich Bonhoeffer — were all either historic premillennial or amillennial, and ALL believed in:

the literal return of Jesus

the future resurrection of the dead

the catching-up of believers at His coming (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17)

Not a single one of them taught modern postmillennial dominionism or 70-AD fulfillment theology.
Not one.

To use these men to promote partial preterism or the denial of the future rapture is historically inaccurate and theologically misleading.

As a pastor, my concern is not with the man, but with the teaching:

It misrepresents Jewish history

It misquotes Christian tradition

It paints all premillennial and amillennial believers with the same brush

It promotes an eschatology that blames Christians for "not taking dominion" rather than pointing the church back to Scripture

My goal in this video is simple: to correct error with clarity, Scripture, and respect — not to attack a brother, but to defend sound doctrine and honor the people of Israel.

“Test all things; hold fast what is good.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:21

12/03/2025

Watch livestream click here- https://youtube.com/live/0XBlG-j-MqI

When someone rewrites Jewish history and quotes men who would disagree with almost everything he just preached, it is right and necessary for the church to speak up.

Check out my website for free video resources, or if you'd like to support my ministry outreach, https://www.brotherjohnelving.com/.

In this video we examine a recent sermon in which the preacher claims that the Jewish people “lost all records of the Levites in 70 AD” and that no one today knows who the priestly lineage is. This statement is both historically and theologically inaccurate, as well as deeply disrespectful to the Jewish community.

Jewish families with priestly lineage (Kohen, HaLevi, Levy, Kahana, Kagan, Katz, etc.) still exist today, are recognized in every synagogue, and their lineage is confirmed both through Jewish tradition and modern genetics.
This is not a matter of debate — it is established fact.

The preacher also attempts to support his partial preterist + postmillennial eschatology by appealing to Christian thinkers throughout history. But every name he cites — Augustine, Benedict of Nursia, Erasmus, Thomas More, Luther, Calvin, Wilberforce, Spurgeon, William Booth, Dietrich Bonhoeffer — were all either historic premillennial or amillennial, and ALL believed in:

the literal return of Jesus

the future resurrection of the dead

the catching-up of believers at His coming (1 Thessalonians 4:16–17)

Not a single one of them taught modern postmillennial dominionism or 70-AD fulfillment theology.
Not one.

To use these men to promote partial preterism or the denial of the future rapture is historically inaccurate and theologically misleading.

As a pastor, my concern is not with the man, but with the teaching:

It misrepresents Jewish history

It misquotes Christian tradition

It paints all premillennial and amillennial believers with the same brush

It promotes an eschatology that blames Christians for "not taking dominion" rather than pointing the church back to Scripture

My goal in this video is simple: to correct error with clarity, Scripture, and respect — not to attack a brother, but to defend sound doctrine and honor the people of Israel.

“Test all things; hold fast what is good.” — 1 Thessalonians 5:21

12/03/2025

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12/02/2025

The Iraqi Dinar “RV miracle” is a scam — and this video breaks it wide open.
In this clip we expose the false prophecies, failed timelines, manipulated Scriptures, and dangerous wealth-transfer teachings promoted around the Dinar and “great reset for Christians.”

For years, people like Kim Clement, Bo Polny, and various “intel prophets” have promised a supernatural revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar, claiming it will become a global reserve currency, spark a wealth transfer, and fulfill end-times prophecy. But none of this is true — biblically, economically, or historically.

In this episode I break down:

� WHY THE IRAQI DINAR PROPHECY IS FALSE

A $1 Iraqi Dinar would require $90 trillion USD overnight — more money than most of the world even has.

Iraq’s GDP and money supply make such an RV mathematically impossible.

The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) has never supported an RV, only a redenomination (removing zeros).

No modern nation has ever revalued a currency by 1,000x as the prophets claim.

� FALSE PROPHECIES IN THIS VIDEO

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Claims that Kim Clement “fulfilled Malachi 4:5” and was literally Elijah.

False date-setting around “Hypnotic November,” “Strange July,” and fixed timelines for global events.

Teachings that God will release wealth through silver passing $50 or a 100x explosion of the Dinar.

Prophecies that Iraq will become the global leader in currency (nowhere in Scripture).

Predictions of volcanic signs, world shaking, angel of death events, and a 24-hour “global 9/11.”

Claims that the Dinar is backed by God’s “gold standard” and will start the “great wealth transfer.”

� WHY THESE TEACHINGS ARE DANGEROUS

They merge economics with New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) theology.

They teach a works-based prophetic system where “seeds” and donations trigger blessings.

They turn prophecy into financial speculation.

They prey on Christians who are struggling financially and want relief.

� WHAT THE BIBLE ACTUALLY TEACHES

Nowhere does Scripture promise wealth through foreign currencies.

Jesus warns against chasing “quick riches.”

Prophecy is never tied to speculative investments.

The apostles did not teach a hidden wealth transfer or a future money miracle.

� PURPOSE OF THIS VIDEO

Not to mock people who believed the Dinar promises — but to expose the system that defrauds Christians, misuses Scripture, and attaches the name of Jesus to false economics and false prophecy.

If you appreciate biblical truth, love discernment, and believe the church must reject spiritual manipulation, this channel is for you.

My website http://www.brotherjohnelvin

12/01/2025

I sent out my Christmas newsletter; if you'd like to read it, click here:

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11/30/2025

In this exposé, I issue a pastoral warning to the Canadian church about what is now being preached at Summit Church under Chris Mathis, TJ Green, and their prophetic associates. Summit Church is openly promoting the teachings of Francois du Toit, the author of the Mirror Translation — a universalist, New Age–leaning paraphrase that denies core doctrines of historic Christianity.

What I document in this video comes directly from
� public sermons,
� public social-media posts,
� and publicly available teachings promoted by Summit leadership.

The Mirror Translation rejects the sin nature, redefines the gospel, universalizes salvation, rewrites the atonement, denies final judgment, and teaches a Jesus who rescues the damned after death. When a local church platform begins sharing and endorsing this material — including fictional stories where Judas is saved in hell — the wider Body of Christ must respond.

The apostle Paul warned us plainly:
“If anyone preaches another gospel, let him be accursed” (Galatians 1:6–9).
My burden is simply to call the Canadian church back to Scripture.

If you want to learn more about my ministry or support my street outreach, visit:
� www.brotherjohnelving.com

Truth matters. Doctrine matters. Souls matter.
I love the people of Alberta and the people of Summit Church, but I cannot stay silent while a false gospel is being preached in the name of Jesus.

Test everything. Hold fast to what is good.

—if you'd like to support my ministry outreach, click here https://www.brotherjohnelving.com/donate

� HASHTAGS (Use these exactly):

11/30/2025

I deleted my video 👉 https://youtube.com/live/vYD4enJt2eg … and now I’ve re-uploaded it without editing a single word.

Why? Because I thought I made a huge mistake — turns out I didn’t. 😂

Here’s what happened:

I read a comment that said the Hebrew word “ezer” (helper) is in the Book of Joshua. I panicked a bit, took the whole video down, and went into full Bible study mode. I even double-checked everything with ChatGPT just to be sure I wasn’t losing my mind.

Well… good news.
My original video was correct the entire time.

👉 The Genesis word ezer (helper) NEVER appears in Joshua.
👉 Joshua uses a totally different word, a verb that simply means “to help.”
👉 You cannot use a verb in Joshua to redefine the noun in Genesis.
👉 And you definitely can’t turn that into “warrior woman restrainer of man.” 🤦‍♂️

So Emma Stark’s whole “warrior / protector / restrainer” theology still makes absolutely no sense. Somehow she mixed:

the Genesis noun

the Joshua verb

some feminist blog posts

a dash of NAR spice

and probably her red shoes

…and baked a completely new doctrine that does not exist in Scripture.
It’s honestly comical at this point.

So yes, the video is back up exactly as it was.
Didn’t change a word. Didn’t need to.

Thanks to everyone who keeps me sharp — even when your comments give me a heart attack for a minute. 😅

God bless you all, I am going to bed. The computer is now off. Me and buddy the cat are tired.

God bless you Brother John 😁

11/30/2025

🚨URGENT: Please pray for Andrew Wolfe, the National Guardsman that was shot in DC. His family is asking for a miracle as he fights for his life.

“God… we humble come before you in the mighty name of Jesus. And we ask for a miracle of complete healing and recovery for Andrew. We declare LIFE over him right now… and we ask you to comfort his family, give them peace beyond understanding. We ask that you would turn this tragedy the enemy meant for evil, into something good, like only you can do.

And we pray for protection over all of the National Guard, ICE, Border Patrol and LEO’s that leave their families every day to protect and serve all of us… in Jesus name, Amen” 🙏🏽

11/29/2025

My book is coming together.
I’m now working on the last three chapters, which will bring it to a total of twenty-two.

I want everyone to know something clearly: my book will be 100% free.

There will be a download link on my website for anyone who wants it, and I will also be printing physical copies that I’ll personally send out to whoever asks.

This book shares real stories from the streets, brings awareness to the opioid crisis, and highlights the hope I’ve seen even in the darkest places. There are also some very honest and controversial chapters about my experiences with certain pastors and church culture in Canada, along with encouragement for the churches who were truly on the front lines during our nation’s hardest seasons.

Thank you to everyone who has supported me, prayed for me, and believed in this project.
I’m almost there.

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11/29/2025

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11/27/2025

😁 Happy Thanksgiving, my USA friends, from me and Buddy the Cat.

Today I pray that the peace of Christ fills your home, your table, and every conversation you share. May the Lord surround your family with safety, joy, and gratitude as you gather together.

I’m also praying for our leaders today, that God would give them wisdom, clarity, and courage to make decisions that bless and protect the people they serve.

May the goodness of God follow you throughout this holiday season.
God bless you and your family Happy Thanksgiving!

If you ever want to send a card, a note, or a prayer request, you can mail me at:

John Elving
PO BOX 3555 Courtenay
PO MAIN B.C. Canada
V9N 6Z8

And if you need encouragement, resources, or help with addictions, you can visit my website: 👉 http://www.brotherjohnelving.com

God bless you all for your kindness.

11/25/2025

In this video I am exposing a dangerous teaching that is spreading quickly through the charismatic world. Both Kevin Zadai and Alan DiDio are now preaching the same idea, the same “revelation,” and it has absolutely nothing to do with the Bible. They claim that believers must accuse Satan in the “courts of heaven,” demand reparations, demand sevenfold repayment, and force demons to give back what they supposedly stole. This is not Scripture. This is a mixture of prosperity gospel, courtroom mythology, superstition, and alleged revelations that simply cannot be found anywhere in the Word of God.

Kevin Zadai teaches that Satan owes you sevenfold repayment and that you can command angels to collect it. Alan DiDio goes even further and says it is the “job of the believer” to bring accusations against Satan, to demand reparations from the forces of darkness, and to approach God like a court judge who must issue rulings on our behalf. He even uses Watchman Nee to give weight to this teaching, even though the Bible itself never commands Christians to accuse Satan or demand restitution. These claims are false. They twist Scripture. They misrepresent the character of God. And they lead Christians into spiritual practices that look a lot more like occult courtroom rituals than biblical Christianity.

Today I walk through the full transcripts, word for word, with timestamps and biblical rebuttals. I break down why these teachings are unbiblical, where these ideas come from, and how they contradict clear passages of Scripture. If you have ever been confused by this “courts of heaven” movement or pressured to “demand repayment from Satan,” I pray this video brings clarity and freedom.

Everything in this video is for educational and commentary purposes, and all claims about individuals are opinions, interpretations, or allegations. As always, test everything by the Scriptures.

If you'd like to support my Street ministry Outreach, this is a link to my website. It also offers free resources for people that are in addictions. https://www.brotherjohnelving.com/