Bethuel -
I want to know, what is prophecy?
What is prophecy?
Let's go to the Bible in the Book of Genesis 20:8.
First, God said something about Abraham.
He called Abraham a Prophet. (Genesis 20:8)
Now, when it comes to a Prophet; a Prophet is a Messenger
whom God sends to deliver a message from the heart of God,
from the mind of God.
We have so many types of prophets.
We don't have time to elaborate on the whole subject,
we are going to have a special teaching
on this issue of Prophets. But who is a Prophet?
How does one become a Prophet?
And the Bible gives us a clear standard.
First, let's go to the book of Deuteronomy 18:15.
Let's listen to what God says about Prophets.
Deuteronomy 18:15: "The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me
from among your own brothers.
You must listen to him."
Take it one by one.
The words are very weighty, they have weight.
Deuteronomy 18:15: "The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me..."
So, listen to what He said, "The Lord your God will raise."
This means Prophets are raised by God Himself, not by man.
No one can become a Prophet by power and by might.
Or human persuasion.
No one will ask God, 'Take this man as a Prophet' -
you can't force anybody or person to God.
God is the One that prepares the vessel.
God said, "I will raise" - this means you can't just become a Prophet overnight.
It's the calling of God.
Deuteronomy 18:15: "The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me
from among your own brothers.
You must listen to him."
Deuteronomy 18:16, "For this is what you asked of the Lord your God at Horeb
on the day of the assembly when you said,
"Let us not hear the voice of the Lord our God
nor see this great fire anymore, or we will die.""
Deuteronomy 18:17: "The Lord said to me: “What they say is good."
Deuteronomy 18:18: "I will raise up for them a Prophet like you
from among their brothers,
I will put My words in his mouth
and he will tell them everything I command him.""
"I will put My Words in his mouth."
Take note of the statement.
God said, 'I will put My Words in the mouth of the Prophet."
Jeremiah 1:9
Meaning, the man did not speak his own words.
He is speaking the Words of God Himself,
with the same authority and power.
Jeremiah 1:9: "Then the Lord reached out His hand and touched my mouth
and said to me, “Now I have put My Words in your mouth.""
God said, "I have put My Words in your mouth."
This means the utterances, the words spoken by the Prophet
is God speaking Himself, not man.
2 Samuel 23:1,2
2 Samuel 23:1: "These are the last words of David:
the oracle of David, son of Jesse.
The oracle of the man exalted by the Most High,
the man anointed by the God of Jacob.
Israel's singer of songs".
2 Samuel 23:2: "The Spirit of the Lord spoke through me.
His Word was on my tongue."
2 Samuel 23:2: "The Spirit of the Lord spoke through me.
His Word was on my tongue."
Meaning, the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of prophecy.
When the Holy Ghost comes, He will give you utterances.
Utterances that represents the heart
and the mind of God in a certain matter.
It is not man speaking.
God is the One speaking through you.
Now, today, when you look about the world;
'prophets' are everywhere, everybody, 'prophets'..
How do we know that one is a Prophet?
That's the question we need to find out.
2 Chronicles 18:4
There was a situation in Israel
when a king was going for battle, for war,
he would always inquire to know the mind of God,
concerning the issue of the battle.
For that to happen,
there was a special man called a Prophet.
That man is a communicator
between the invisible and visible worlds.
A Prophet: A man who's able to speak the mind of God
in every circumstance of life.
2 Chronicles 18:4: "But Jehoshaphat also said to the King of Israel,
"First seek the council of the Lord."
2 Chronicles 18:3
2 Chronicles 18:3: "Ahab King of Israel asked Jehoshaphat King of Judah,
“Will you go with me against Ramoth Gilead?"
Jehoshaphat replied, “I am as you are,
and my people as your people; we will join you in the war.""
2 Chronicles 18:4: "But Jehoshaphat also said to the king of Israel,
“First seek the counsel of the Lord.""
First, seek the face of God before you do anything.
Before you go to battle, include God,
because 'It's not by power, not by might, but by My Spirit.' (Zechariah 4:6)
That's what Jehoshaphat said.
What did Ahab say?
1 Chronicles 18:5: "So the King of Israel brought together the Prophets -
four hundred men, and asked them,
"Shall we go to war against Ramoth Gilead,
or shall I refrain?"
Four hundred prophets - Ahab had in his palace,
and he asked them. What did they say?
"2 Chronicles 18:5: ""Go," they answered, for God will give it into the king's hand."
Four hundred said, 'Go to the battle, you have victory.
God is with you. Everything will be fine.'
2 Chronicles 18:6: "But Jehoshaphat asked, "Is there not a Prophet
of the Lord here whom we can inquire of?""
Take note. After hearing four hundred people prophesying,
He asked for one of the Lord.
Jehoshaphat said - he saw that something was wrong.
Jehoshaphat listened to his heart, to his conscience.
He was a king - an anointed king.
He saw that something was wrong,
his conscience was disturbed, and he asked a funny question.
He said, 'Is there not a Prophet
of the Lord here whom we can inquire of?' (2 Chronicles 18:6)
That's what he said.
Meaning, these people are fake prophets - false prophets.
'Is there any Prophet of the Lord whom God has raised,
whom God has chosen, who has the Word of God?'
That's what he said. What did the king say?
"The King of Israel answered Jehoshaphat,
"There is still one man through
whom we can inquire of the Lord,
but I hate him because he never prophesies
anything good about me, but always bad.""
'There is one man, but I hate the man
because he never speaks something good for me.'
A Prophet will never speak to please people; (Luke 6:26)
He will speak to please God.
He had four hundred people that spoke for selfish,
classic and material reasons; so they could get favour
and to please the king.
A Prophet speaks to please God. (Galatians 1:10)
What is in the heart of God,
what is in the mind of God.
Why? What's the purpose?
Prophecy is a judgment of anything unrighteous.
The prophet will expose it for the person to change
and do what is right in the sight of God.
2 Chronicles 18:12
2 Chronicles 18:12:"The messenger who had gone to summon Micaiah said to him,
"Look, as one man, the other prophets are predicting success for the king.
Let your word agree with theirs and speak favorably.""
Can you imagine?
They said to the Prophet, 'Every prophet is prophesying good.
Be like them. Speak encouragement.
Speak what is good, what is nice to hear,
sweet words that please the king.'
That what they said to him.
What did Micaiah say?
"But Micaiah said, "As surely as the Lord lives,
I can tell him only what my God says.""
I can only say to you what God says I should say.
That's a real Prophet.
Being a Prophet is speaking the mind of God.
He is speaking the will of God.
He is speaking in righteousness led by the Holy Spirit.
Not people that come and preach sweet words to you
and tell you what you want to hear.
There is a purpose for everything.
Now we know, God is the one that raises a Prophet. How?
Let's go to Numbers 12:6,
and let's listen what God said about raising Prophets.
Biblical Prophets, standard Prophets.
Numbers 12:6:
- "He said, "Listen to My Words,
"When a Prophet of the Lord is among you,
I reveal myself to him in visions.
I speak to him in dreams.""
So God is saying, if there is a Prophet I raise,
I will reveal myself to that Prophet.
This means a Prophet must have revelation from God straight.
How do you know that God has chosen you to be a Prophet?
How can you trust Him if you don't know who sent you?
If you are serving God, you are speaking on behalf of Him.
You must hear from Him, His commands,
and to declare His Word faithfully to those He sent you to.
For that to happen, you must have revelation from God.
For your assurance that, yes, this is God.
That's why a Prophet is one
that has the Word of God with him in his mouth.
It's the Word of God that makes you a Prophet. Nothing else.
Because when God speaks, the wise listen.
If a Prophet speaks the Word of God, everybody rejoices,
because God's Word can never fall to the ground. Never! (Deuteronomy 18:21-22; 1 Samuel 3:19; 1 Samuel 9:6)
God said, "He will reveal Himself through His Word."
And lets see, the first prophetic office
we really know is Samuel.
Samuel was the end of the Judges
and the beginning of the first prophetic office.
Let's quickly go to 1 Samuel 3:4.
1 Samuel 3:4: "Then the Lord called Samuel,
and Samuel answered, "Here I am.""
"And he ran to Eli and said, "Here I am. You called me."
But Eli said, "I did not call. Go back and lie down,"
so he went and lay down.
Again, the Lord called, "Samuel"
and Samuel got up and went to Eli and said,
"Here I am. You called me."
"My son," Eli said, "I did not call,
go back and lie down."
Now, Samuel did not yet know the Lord.
The Word of the Lord had not yet been revealed to him."
Say it again.
"Now, Samuel did not yet know the Lord.
The Word of the Lord had not yet been revealed to him."
Samuel, a young boy, was called to the prophetic office.
God came and spoke to that boy.
When he heard the voice, he thought a man was speaking to him.
He ran to his master. The master said, "I didn't call you."
Why, you see? Samuel did not yet know God -
the Lord, the Holy Spirit.
Because the Word was not revealed to him.
This means we can only know God
by the Word God speaks to us.
And that Word God speaks,
represents the heart desire of God for you and me -
His purpose and His will.
So a genuine Prophet led by the Holy Ghost
speaks by revelation of the Word of God.
He speaks what is in the heart of God,
in the mind of God in the present situation.
This boy heard the Word,
He thought man was speaking to him.
What happened next?
God continued to call him. Go to 1 Samuel 3:9.
1 Samuel 3:9: "So Eli told Samuel, "Go and lie down,
and if He calls you, say, 'Speak Lord, Your servant is listening.'"
So Samuel went to lay down in his place.
The Lord came and stood there calling
as the other times, "Samuel, Samuel".
Then Samuel said, "Speak, for Your servant is listening.""
"Speak, Your servant is listening."
This means he heard from God.
He had what is called a hearing heart, a hearing ministry.
As he heard from God, he declared the Word he heard from God.
The Word is revealed to him and he spoke it.
That's how God revealed Himself to the Prophet.
1 Samuel 3:19
1 Samuel 3:19: "The Lord was with Samuel as he grew up,
and He let none of his words fall to the ground.
And all Israel from Dan to Beersheba recognized
that Samuel was attested as a Prophet of the Lord."
1 Samuel 3:21 -
1 Samuel 3:21: "The Lord continued to appear at Shiloh,
and there He revealed himself to Samuel through His Word."
'God revealed Himself to Samuel through His Word.'
So anytime you hear a Prophet, it means he has the Word of God,
the living Word spoken by the Holy Ghost,
on the lips of that Prophet.
This means man is not the one talking.
The man is speaking through the expression of the Holy Spirit.
That's the standard of Bible prophecy. (2 Peter 1:21)
2 Peter 1:21: "Prophecy never had its origin in the will of man,
but men spoke from God as they were carried
along by the Holy Spirit."
This means, a Prophet is not speaking his own will.
He is not speaking his own thinking; his own thoughts.
He's speaking the Word that comes from God,
led by the power of the Holy Spirit.
So now, when you talk about prophecy,
prophecy is not man talking,
it is God talking through the Holy Ghost.
When you go to the book of 1 Corinthians 12:7-10,
you will see that prophecy
is one of the gifts the Holy Ghost gives.
When the Spirit of God comes upon certain people,
they begin to prophesy. This means He gives them utterances
to speak the mind of God, the will of God.
But today the question is, we mentioned many Prophets
in the Old Testament, and we learned
there are two types of Prophet basically.
We have general Prophets
that speak the mind of God,
that speak the plan of God through the time of
Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
But there is a type of Prophet
that speak the mind of God now in the present.
They have what is called a prophetic office,
that when you come to inquire of God from them,
they have a hearing ministry.
God can reveal to them right now His will
in your life.
Do Prophets still exist in the New Testament?
Definitely. When you go to Ephesians 4:11,
Jesus gave the five ministries.
He mentioned first, Apostles, number two, Prophets.
All the books of the Bible came through the Prophets.
Without the Prophets, there would be no Bible,
God revealed His plan of salvation
through Prophets in the different generations.
Holy men spoke and took record of this Bible
as they were inspired by the Holy Spirit.
The Holy Ghost is the author of the Bible
in that way, in that sense.
So now, if a man stands and says he's a Prophet,
it means the man has the revelation of God in his life.
He has the anointing and the Holy Ghost is leading him.
He is not the one speaking.
God is the one speaking through that person.
Now, what is the purpose of prophecy?
Can we go to Jeremiah 23:16?
And we will listen to the standard of a true Prophet,
what God meant about prophecy.
Jeremiah 23:16: "This is what the Lord Almighty says,
"Do not listen to what the prophets are prophesying to you.
They fill you with false hopes.
They speak visions from their own minds,
not from the mouth of the Lord.""
Did you hear that?
God said they speak visions from their own mind,
not the Word that comes from the mouth of the Lord.
It's so clear.
This means it's not your thought,
what you think, or your own dream.
It must be an expression -
expression of the Word that comes from God - life.
The Spirit of God will manifest the gift through His power,
not man speaking, but utterances will come
from the Spirit of Truth, the Spirit of Prophecy,
the Holy Spirit and that Word must come to pass.
Jeremiah 23:17 "They keep saying to those who despise Me,
the Lord says, "He will have peace
and to all who follow the stubbornness of their hearts,""
"they say, "No harm will come to you.""
That's it. 'Nothing bad will happen to you.
All is well, all is nice.
Keep on sinning. Go ahead, that's fine.'
Jeremiah 23:18: "But which of them has stood in the council
of the Lord to see or to hear His Word?"
Can you wait? Oh my God, read it again.
Jeremiah 23:18: "But which of them has stood in the council
of the Lord to see or to hear His word?"
You know what it means?
'Which of these Prophets stood in My presence,
heard from My Spirit, My mind, My Word, and spoke it out?'
That's why Elijah said,
'The Lord is alive before whom I stand.' (1 Kings 18:15)
The Prophet enters the realm of prophecy.
To know God's presence is to know His power.
They enter into the secret place with God,
where they receive revelation,
inspiration from God directly.
Vision, revelation, God speaks to them clearly.
Jeremiah 23:18-20: "Who has listened and heard His Word?
See, the storm of the Lord will burst out in wrath,
a whirlwind swirling down on the heads of the wicked,
the anger of the Lord will not turn back
until He fully accomplishes the purposes of His heart."
Now go to Jeremiah 23:27-29.
Jeremiah 23:27-29: "They think the dreams they tell one another
will make My people forget My name."
Can you imagine?
God said, 'They think the dream they speak
to themselves will cause people to forget My name.'
You can see the aim of prophecy is
to reset your mind to God, to Christ,
focus in Christ Jesus, to God's mind,
God's way, and God's will,
and to do what is right in the sight of God.
Jeremiah 23:27: "Just as their father's forgot My name through baal worship.
Jeremiah 23:28: Let the Prophet who has a dream tell his dream.
But let the one who has My Word speak it faithfully
for what has straw to do with grain? Declares the Lord.
Jeremiah 23:29: "Is not My Word like fire?" declares the Lord,
"and like a hammer that breaks a rock in pieces.""
Praise the Lord. What was said? Did you hear what she said?
'He who has a dream, let him speak his dream.
But he who has My Word, let him declare My Word faithfully.'
'What is the difference between the wheat and the chaff?'
I mean, what's the difference between the words of man
which are dead, and the Word of God -
prophetic Word that has life?
If man speaks, nothing happens.
But if God speaks, changes are beginning.
When the Holy Spirit begins to speak to our life,
changes are beginning, it means solution comes,
when a Prophet speaks to you.
Because that Word can never fall to the ground.
And God said, "Is not My Word like a hammer
that breaks the rock in pieces?"
What does it mean?
When a Prophet speaks to you
under the power of the Holy Ghost, your heart will break.
Your heart will ring.
Your heart will say, 'Yes!' You can't resist that Word.
That's why when Prophet T.B. Joshua used to, in the church -
you notice in his ministry when it comes to mass prayer,
at the end, he will say, 'There is a man there
in the gallery, or a woman.
You came from a prostitute house
in the hotel, please come out.
You can't go back to the hotel.
You come to church, want to go back to the hotel?
That's not good.' - That's prophecy.
Because that woman, that person
and the circumstances, she's doing something
that is not good in the sight of God,
and that was not the will of God for her.
So God wants to get that person out of bondage
to come to righteousness, and God can change her life.
Because the prophecy is not to condemn anybody,
but to change your life, to help you.
Because without the conviction of sin
by the prophetic word, you will never repent.
So when the person concerned
by the prophecy hears that Word,
his heart, his conscience will ring immediately.
He will know that you're talking about himself,
and the person will come out,
moved by the Spirit of God to confess it.
'Yes, I'm the one!' And what happens?
Deliverance will come, solution will come,
salvation will come.
That's the purpose. God said, 'If you have spoken My Word
to people, they would have changed their ways
and embraced righteousness.'
So prophecy in the New Testament is centered in Christ.
The revelation of the Bible of the prophetic -
of Bible prophecy, has been fulfilled by Jesus.
But in the New Testament, Jesus still raises Prophets
to speak His mind today.
So what do you want to say?
If a true Prophet comes and sees
something wrong in your life,
he will speak the secrets of your heart. (1 Samuel 9:19; John 4:18-19)
The things you are hiding in your heart
that is destroying your life,
the things that are causing the trouble in your life
that give satan a foothold in your life.
The Prophet will come and expose those things,
will speak it out what you're hiding,
and you confess it, and you get out of it.
A Prophet speaks the secret in your heart.
Let's go to 1 Corinthians 2:9-11.
1 Corinthians 2:9-11: "However, as it is written, no eye has seen,
no ear has heard, no mind has conceived
what God has prepared for those who love Him.
But God has revealed it to us by His Spirit."
1 Corinthians 2:11: "The Spirit searches all things,
even the deep things of God.
For who among men knows the thoughts
of a man except the man's spirit within him?
In the same way, no one knows the thoughts of God
except the Spirit of God."
Can you imagine? The Holy Spirit knows your thoughts.
He knows what's in your heart.
He knows what's in the plan of God for you. He knows.
That's why when you go - read very well at home.
Take your time, because our time today is short.
We'll develop it in another teaching.
But go to 1 Corinthians 14 to hear
Paul's recommendation concerning the manifestation
of the prophetic gift inside the church.
He said in 1 Corinthians 14:25.
1 Corinthians 14:25
1 Corinthians 14:25: "And the secrets of his heart will be laid bare,
so he will will fall down and worship God,
exclaiming God is really among you."
That is just it.
We talked about repentance earlier,
that without repentance, salvation cannot come.
But some people, they are shy.
They will never tell their problem in public.
Some people even don't know.
But if a Prophet comes - a true Prophet for salvation's sake,
for Christ's sake, he will tell you,
'This you are doing is not good.'
He will reveal it. He will expose it,
and you go on your knees,
and recognize that God knows all things.
Once you confess it, deliverance comes, salvation comes.
The purpose of prophecy is for edification, exhortation,
but it's the sword of the Spirit.
If a true Prophet speaks, conviction will come
to your heart immediately.
A Prophet is not there to speak about selfish,
classic or material reasons.
I'm sorry, no.
A Prophet speaks the heart
and the mind of God in your life.
When the Word comes, he will speak
the mind of God to your life.
You may not like it.
He will tell you the truth that sets you free.
That's the truth that will set you free.
If you are the type that steals,
when they come in public, if you meet a Prophet in his office,
he will tell you, 'Stop stealing.'
If you're the type that does something that is not good,
he will tell you in the secret place.
You accept it, you confess it.
He will pray for you, you are delivered
and your life will change.
The purpose - the Bible says,
'Prophecy, the Spirit of prophecy is the Holy Ghost
and the testimony of Christ.' (Revelation 19:10)
If a true Prophet comes, he speaks the secret of your heart.
He will tell you the plan of God in your life,
will point you to God's future success.
And when you read the book of Samuel,
you will see the standard of a genuine Prophet.
People came all over Israel from Dan to Beersheba,
they came to the prophetic office of Samuel
to inquire from God.
You inquire from God, and they speak the mind of God now -
direct message, specific message
concerning your life, your past,
your present, and your future.
Now, the prophetic office is there.
All these books of the New Testament, Prophets are there.
We have Prophets in the Bible;
men and women that prophesied led by the Spirit of God.
Peter, Paul manifested the gift of prophecy -
go and read your Bible.
So now, brother, you asked me. I want to make it short,
but we promise you, we're going to have
a detailed teaching on Prophets - a series.
But a true Prophet speaks what is in the heart
and the mind of God for your life.
Your past, your present, and your future.
If you ask me, are there still Prophets today?
Categorically, yes.
Undoubtedly, yes.
I've lived with a Prophet, T.B. Joshua. We are here.
I can stand to tell you.
A genuine Prophet who speaks the truth
from the heart and mind of God.
When you meet him face to face in his office,
he will tell you the reward of a prophet.
What's the reward of a prophet?
The plan of God for your life.
Many people all over the world came to look for healing,
to look for deliverance.
He will tell you the real purpose of God in your life.
How many people came to see him to ask for blessing?
He said, 'Hey, you!'
Me - I'm one of them.
In 2002, I took my flight from Paris
to Nigeria for breakthrough.
The day I was leaving on Sunday, he saw me in his office.
That was on the 3rd of March, 2002.
Like every visitor, I entered the office, he looked at me and said,
"What are you doing, sir?"
I told him my job and everything I was doing in France.
He said, "Sir, God has called you for this -
for this to happen, you must come and serve under me."
I knew a Prophet was speaking to me.
My heart agreed absolutely.
I went back. I left everything, like many of us here.
Not only me, there are so many here.
He would speak to you the plan of God, your heart would ring,
conviction would come, and you follow the way of righteousness
and you become what God wants you to be.
That's a true Prophet.
He will not tell you things on the outside to please you.
He will not talk for selfish, classic or material reasons.
He will talk for salvation's sake, for Heaven's sake,
for the plan of God in your life,
for deliverance, for salvation.
A Prophet will not come and stand before you
to talk about the issue of money, etc.
A real Prophet will speak the treasure of your heart.
So please, examine every prophecy
in the light of salvation and the Word of God.
When you meet a true Prophet, he will take you to Jesus.
All prophecies are centred in Christ.
If there's any prophetic Word that's not in line with
the Word of God, salvation by grace,
please, take that prophecy aside.
Real prophecy, when he speaks, the Kingdom of God would come.
He will tell you the plan of God,
the mind of God for the salvation of your soul.
For the plan of God in your life.
And when you receive it, it will come to pass.
So please, next time we will have time to develop it.
But today, Prophets did not die out with the Old Testament.
Prophets are the major theme in the book
of this New Testament - genuine Prophets.
The problem is genuineness.
Who is a Prophet? Who is not a Prophet?
So please to conclude this thing,
we should not confuse one of the gifts of the Spirit
in 1 Corinthians 12:10,
where somebody can prophesy in the church,
and a prophetic ministry. Prophetic ministry is different.
God will raise you to be a Prophet.
He will give you the character of a Prophet,
the heart of a prophet, the wisdom that goes with it.
If you have prophecy, you have wisdom on how to say it
and when to say it, and who to say it to.
God gives you inspiration,
and God will tell you when to say it and how to say it.
When you meet the person, you speak to the person,
The Holy Ghost will convict, and the person's life will change.
Thank you.
Thank you. Yes. And like Racine said,
we're going to go deeper into this
in a separate teaching because there's so much to say.
There's just one thing I just wanted to take
from what you said which I think is important
to refresh our minds with.
That prophecy is really speaking the living Word of God,
and that living Word of God, like the Bible says,
'It's a hammer that will break the rock to pieces.' (Jeremiah 23:29)
So anything in your heart which seems to resist -
you know, by nature, we're rebellious.
We have stubborn hearts,
but it's the Word of God that can melt
that stubbornness in our hearts
and change us - the living Word of God.
So when you hear that Word of God
from the mouth of a Prophet,
that is what brings that change to pass.
So it's not just about saying something
that will come in the future, no.
Speaking the Word of God direct into your life,
and that Word of God has the power of God
to change your situation because your heart will receive it.
And the obstacle that seems so big
in your own eyes can just disappear
under the power of the Word of God.
Sorry, something I want to say, very vital - I forgot.
Please, there are many people that call themselves 'Prophet'.
We have people that are called 'seers'.
Please, prophecy is in-line
with the Word of God, with the Bible.
That somebody can speak something and it comes to pass,
doesn't mean the person
is speaking from God's point of view.
In the Book of Numbers 22, 23, we have Balaam.
Balaam was a witch-doctor.
Balaam was not a Prophet. He had a divination spirit.
Someone moved by the spirit
of divination can see in the spirit.
He can foresee and tell you things,
and it comes to pass, but not for God's sake. (Deuteronomy 13:1-3)
That's why the Book of Deuteronomy 13:1 says,
'If you meet somebody, he prophesies to you,
and it comes to pass, and he asks you
to serve other gods than God, be careful.'
The judgment of prophecy is in line with salvation
and the Word of truth or the Word of God.
There are some people that ask you
to bring money, bring sacrifice.
I'm sorry, that is not prophecy.
A true Prophet will speak the Word of God to your heart
without you bringing any money,
without committing any sacrifice
or killing fowl, whatever.
That is not this.
The Spirit of Prophecy speaks utterances
from the mind of God immediately for salvation's sake
and to rescue your life,
and to help you, and change your life,
and connect you to your destiny,
and you don't have any money to pay for that.
Thank you.
Amen.