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Prophecy

Again he said unto me, Prophesy upon these bones, and say unto them, O ye dry bones, hear the word of the LORD.    - Ezekiel 37:4

Yesterday, a friend of mine introduced me to a lady as a prophet (which I also said I am lol). The lady requested for a prophecy from me which I did but she was requesting for a more detailed, specific prediction from me. That is common among folks, they understand prophecy only to be a form of fore-telling or predicting the future. Prophecy is more than just foretelling 

Prophecy means to “speak forth” or declare the divine will, to interpret the purposes of God, or to make known in any way the truth of God which is designed to influence people. Many people misunderstand the gift of prophecy to be the ability to predict the future. While knowing something about the future may sometimes have been an aspect of the gift of prophecy, it was primarily a gift of proclamation (“forth-telling”), not prediction (“fore-telling”).

To prophesy is to confess the future in the present. So many people have been duped, manipulated, even put into bigger problems because of their limited or lack of understanding about prophecy.

Every child of God is a prophet. The word of God contains everything about your future. The scriptures carry the picture of your future. So prophesy those things into your future. God told Ezekiel to speak forth into the dry bones. It's your duty and not of your pastor to speak love into your dead areas of your life.

A believer/pastor/preacher who declares the Bible can be considered a “prophesier” in that he/she is speaking forth the counsel of God.

I shall continue on this tomorrow.

As a prophet of God, I decree and declare in the name of Jesus, as the Lord lives, your problems shall all end in praise. Where you have been rejected, you will be accepted. Your fragile health received divine strength. You will not die prematurely.  This is the Word of the Lord for you.

Good Morning and do have a blessed day!
 

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