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Potentially triggering topics include spiritual abuse and domestic violence.

And that is what I knew about Sean Bowles.

I knew that he would do these really crazy words of knowledge,

and he would just call people out and call out very specific details.

This is Heaven Bent. I'm Tara Jean Stevens. He would know their middle names, know their

dog's names, where they were born. This is the next installment of the Smart Phone Profit, a mini-series that's documenting an evolving scandal in the prophetic movement.

To oversimplify it, the prophetic movement is a network of Christian believers who have brought back the role of a prophet in the modern day church.

A prophet being a trusted voice who can speak to their community on behalf of God.

And right now, prophet Sean Bowles, one of the most popular prophets amongst them, is being accused of being a fraud.

On this episode, it's about the fallout from one of Sean Bowles' most viral prophetic words, a cautionary tale.

And at the center of it, Jubilee from Texas.

There is this, it's really hard to describe the level of anticipation of everybody in the room.

As we learned last episode, in 2015, Sean told her then boyfriend that God was giving her to him.

Sean said that God wanted them to get married.

So they did.

But this episode, how becoming Ted's wife nearly took Jubilee's life,

and how purity culture may have primed her to not question this prophecy,

even though there were so many red flags.

Jubilee was first introduced to the prophetic movement in 2012 when she was accepted into the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry, BSSM. It's an arm of Bethel Church. And if you've

listened to Season 2, you know all about Bethel.

If you haven't listened to Season 2, it's a mega church in Reading, California.

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