The Remnant Radio's Podcast Lies, Plagiarism, and Cover-Up: Everything You Need to Know About Jeremiah Johnson
Apr 8, 2026
Joshua Harris, an independent researcher compiling timestamped evidence on prophetic claims, walks through allegations about Jeremiah Johnson. He outlines recurring inconsistencies in prophetic accounts, documented instances of alleged plagiarism across multiple sources, and a leaked leadership meeting that reveals how the narrative was managed. Short, focused, and revealing.
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Evolving Narrative Around Trump Prophecy
- Jeremiah repeatedly changed his account of the 2015 'trumpet' prophecy, at times denying it predicted Trump's presidency and later claiming it did.
- Joshua Harris documented five timestamped instances where Jeremiah both denied and later affirmed the prophecy's presidential prediction.
Contradictory Versions Of The Boom In The Upper Room
- The "boom in the upper room" account shifts across tellings from a prophetic word to a prayer interpretation to angels physically delivering the phrase.
- Joshua Harris contrasts the MorningStar conference prophecy (Dec 29, 2018) with later book and TV versions that add or change details about angels and timing.
Shifting Ages In Origin Story
- Jeremiah told varying origin stories for his prophetic calling, giving ages of 7, 9, and 12 across different retellings.
- Joshua Harris found at least 12 instances where Jeremiah's childhood-age claims about when dreams began were inconsistent across interviews and books.
