So how would you categorize them? Are all those sign gifts? Ministry gifts?That provided in the references.
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So how would you categorize them? Are all those sign gifts? Ministry gifts?That provided in the references.
I believe it is obvious which gifts are which to any who made a study of them and their purposes. Anything scripture does better renders the alternative obsolete.So how would you categorize them? Are all those sign gifts? Ministry gifts?
I've already proved my point. The disciples in Acts 2 were evangelizing, and it was called "prophecy" by Peter, quoting Joel 2.The spiritual gifts expired with the Apostles. They only came through their hands, other than the two outpourings. You need to prove this wrong before trying to prove your point.
This is not what today's false prophets are doing.I've already proved my point. The disciples in Acts 2 were evangelizing, and it was called "prophecy" by Peter, quoting Joel 2.
It is patently manifest in Scripture that prophecy takes two forms, foretelling and forth-telling. Anyone who doesn't realize this knows nothing about Bible prophecy. Look through the book of Daniel, for example. In Ch. 2:20-22, and then in v. 28a, Daniel forth-tells. There is nothing of the future there. After that, Daniel foretells to the king what his dream meant regarding the future foretold by the king's dream of the giant image.
Now, foretelling prophecy has ceased, as you say. But forth-telling prophecy has not. Using the revelation of God in His Word, the canon of which is complete, is a responsibility of every believer.
You are really good at being vague and not answering posts, aren't you?I believe it is obvious which gifts are which to any who made a study of them and their purposes. Anything scripture does better renders the alternative obsolete.
I'm only saying there are no prophets today. Any you encounter are false prophets. You can play with words but it all comes out the same.You are really good at being vague and not answering posts, aren't you?
I disagree...of course there are prophets of God today.I'm only saying there are no prophets today. Any you encounter are false prophets. You can play with words but it all comes out the same.
Jesus speaks of false prophets. Only these remained after the Apostles died.I disagree...of course there are prophets of God today.
Matt. 7:15...Jesus's warning would be a non sequitur if there were not genuine prophets.
@John of Japan has done a well enough job describing the practical realities of prophets (now) through Scripture.
That does not make any sense. Why would he give a warning about knowing their fruits if there are not prophets that are genuine with Good fruits.Jesus speaks of false prophets. Only these remained after the Apostles died.
Take a look at history at all the crack pot prophets and convince us these were on the level.That does not make any sense. Why would he give a warning about knowing their fruits if there are not prophets that are genuine with Good fruits.
Exactly the point of this thread! You finally got it!This is not what today's false prophets are doing.
But many false prophets name Christ.Exactly the point of this thread! You finally got it!
Today's false prophets do not proclaim Christ. A prophet in the Bible did both foretelling and forth-telling. But the false prophet in the OP does no evangelism, does not give the Gospel, does not proclaim Christ in any of his so-called prophecies.
"Play with words?" At least I deal with them. You have completely refused to deal with my points on Acts 2 and prophecy. You are good at obfuscation and ignoring valid points.I'm only saying there are no prophets today. Any you encounter are false prophets. You can play with words but it all comes out the same.
You are not paying attention. Of course many prophets name Christ. But they don't proclaim Him. They ignore the Gospel.But many false prophets name Christ.
The proclaim a false Christ and a false Gospel. Being deceived, they thought they were on their way to heaven and found out they never were. Very popular mindset today.You are not paying attention. Of course many prophets name Christ. But they don't proclaim Him. They ignore the Gospel.
I'm saying the fact that there are no true prophets today sorts it all out."Play with words?" At least I deal with them. You have completely refused to deal with my points on Acts 2 and prophecy. You are good at obfuscation and ignoring valid points.
Yea!!! We finally agree. If they proclaim a false Christ, they are not proclaiming Christ.The proclaim a false Christ and a false Gospel. Being deceived, they thought they were on their way to heaven and found out they never were. Very popular mindset today.
No it doesn't. You don't "sort it out" by ignoring Scripture. And you have completely ignored my points on Acts 2. That is substituting opinion for Scripture.I'm saying the fact that there are no true prophets today sorts it all out.
If they are preaching and you want to call it something else, fine. I'm only saying there are no true prophets since John published Revelation.No it doesn't. You don't "sort it out" by ignoring Scripture. And you have completely ignored my points on Acts 2. That is substituting opinion for Scripture.
How about if the Bible itself says they are prophesying, and they are evangelizing? Care to actually answer the Scriptures instead of just little old me?If they are preaching and you want to call it something else, fine. I'm only saying there are no true prophets since John published Revelation.