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Post subject: Patrick Harris: Prophetic words
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So I've been watching and reading a couple of people who are more than happy to give a Prophetic dream or word from God almost every day on social media.Serious question for discussion:


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Post subject: Patrick Harris:
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Who knows.... they typically say these are the things that God showed me that is going on behind the scenes. They are general prophetical words that they say God gave me this dream that shows me the political person is bad and this one is a soon coming leader or this one appeared as a a bird in my dream (just an example).


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Post subject: caseyleejones: Link has a very valid question.
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At the same time, the Word does not forbid such. You say 90% of them are political. Are you an ardent follower of them to validate that number?The reason why I say that is FB and the net is a public platform where anyone can read what they say. I remember growing up prophets in the church not only addressed church related issues but politics.I also think there is a vast difference between the OT prophet and NT prophet. The OT prohet office has been done away with. I don't need the mouthpiece of God like the OT.


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Post subject: jimmyjon: Here's a non exhaustive list
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Of 7 things you can use to determine if a prophecy is genuine. As I said it is certainly not an exhaustive list but it covers the basics. Old Testament prophecy foretold and warned and rebuked. I still believe those elements can be part of any NT prophecy but that said, according to 1 Cor. 14 the primary emphasis of NT prophecy is to exhort, edify and comfort the individual/body of Christ. More forthtelling than foretelling but not always.7 SIMPLE, SCRIPTURAL STEPS TO JUDGE PROPHETS & PROPHECY1 John 4:11. WHAT KIND OF FRUIT IS BEING PRODUCED BY THE PROPHET’S MINISTRY/LIFE? WHAT KIND OF FRUIT WILL THIS PROPHETIC WORD PRODUCE? Questions to ask: What will happen if I obey this Word (will it cause damage to my life/family/finances etc)? Is the individual who is operating in this Gift a godly person? Does their life line up with God’s Word (understanding that while God allowed Saul to prophecy in a backslidden state, that is not the normal situation)? See Matt. 7:15; 2 Cor. 11:13-15 & 2 Pet. 2:1-32. DOES THE PROPHETIC WORD GLORIFY CHRIST OR DETRACT FROM HIM? See John 16:14; 1 John 4:1-3; 1 Cor. 12:33. DOES THE PROPHET/PROPHETIC WORD COMFORT, EDIFY OR EXHORT ME/THE BODY? See 1 Cor. 14:34. DOES THE PROPHETIC WORD LINE UP WITH THE WORD OF GOD? See 2 Peter 1:215. WAS THE PROPHETIC WORD FULFILLED? See Deut. 18:20-22; Acts 21:116. DOES THE PROPHET/PROPHETIC WORD BRING CONFUSION OR PEACE? See 1 Cor. 14:337. DOES THE PROPHET/PROPHETIC WORD BEAR WITNESS WITH YOUR SPIRIT AND THE HOLY SPIRIT? 1 John 4:1-2


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Re: Here's a non exhaustive list


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Post subject: Carolyn Smith:
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Huh More of Him...less of me.twitter.com/camiracle77www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=691241499&ref=name


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