Quote by Ezra Taft Benson
As a prophet reveals the truth it divides the people. The honest in heart heed his words, but the unrighteous either ignore the prophet or fight him. When the prophet points out the sins of the world, the worldly either want to close the mouth of the prophet, or else act as if the prophet didn't exist, rather than repent of their sins. Popularity is never a test of truth. Many a prophet has been killed or cast out.
As we come closer to the Lord's second coming, you can expect that as the people of the world become more wicked, the prophet will be less popular with them.
Author: Ezra Taft Benson, Source: Fourteen Fundamentals in Following the Prophet, February 26, 1980
As we come closer to the Lord's second coming, you can expect that as the people of the world become more wicked, the prophet will be less popular with them.