Hope of Glory
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Link said:Your statement here is not backed up by scripture or reason.
Prophesying CAN be forth-telling. Look at the two examples we have of Agabus' prophecies. Both were 'foretelling' as well as forthtelling.
You do not have the authority to limit what the Spirit might want to say and prevent Him from foretelling the future. And you certainly don't have any scripture that says He will not do so.
Other than what the word actually means, what more do you want? The word that you are quoting in 1 Thessalonians, is forth-telling. You are misapplying what the verse says.
My only authority comes from what the Holy Spirit tells us in Scripture. Which is why I was exhorting to be cautious.
I know that everyone wants the experential things that seem so exciting, but the Scriptures are sufficient for our needs. I also exhort those who like the experiences of tongues. Although I will not discount that they are from God, they are not part of God's plan for today, and just like the children of Israel, when they prayed for what they wanted (quail) instead of what God wanted (manna), they got it, but it made them sick.