Cindy Jacobs false prophet? Judge for yourself

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wattie

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Yeah.. true prophecy and it would never be wrong. It would be precise and 100 percent right. That's the standard. Because it's God talking thru people, not the people's own imaginings. True prophecy is also not just 'foretelling the future'.. it's for very specific reasons and purposes in the bible and is 'speaking forth God's Word.' Real prophecy IS fulfilled scripture.

A pastor preaching from the Word is effectively prophesying.. without even having the office of a prophet!
 

Nehemiah6

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True prophecy is also not just 'foretelling the future'..
While this was true for biblical prophets, the focus of modern "prophets" is indeed foretelling future events. Other than that we already have the Bible which is totally sufficient for all Christians (2 Tim 3:16,17). So if anyone believes that there are genuine modern prophets, let's see the evidence. When you go to the "Elijah List" there are all kinds of bombastic claims being made. But without hard evidence, they mean nothing. Anyone of us could "prophesy" that "In 2023 the United States will be in a worse mess than in the past decade or ever before". And we could produce hard evidence to prove it.
 

JaumeJ

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Rev 19:10 And I fell at his feet to worship him. And he said unto me, See thou do it not: I am thy fellowservant, and of thy brethren that have the testimony of Jesus: worship God: for the testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy.
 

jb

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1) My approach is very practical

2) What’s your approach when dealing with false prophets?
1) Well, your approach is Scripturally wrong... period...You make up your mind before you see the evidence!

2) My approach is found in 1Thess 5v19-21

Why not do it God's way and NOT your way!
 

Eli1

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1) Well, your approach is Scripturally wrong... period...You make up your mind before you see the evidence!

2) My approach is found in 1Thess 5v19-21

Why not do it God's way and NOT your way!
Oh wow, so your approach is more mechanical? Like a programmed machine?
If a false prophet tells you a conspiracy you just sit there and start checking to make sure that they may be correct?
They could tell you “The apocalypse is coming tomorrow”
So then, you sit there and you start checking to make sure.
Then The next guy says the same thing.
You again sit there and start checking.
This could take you hours during the day.
When do you have time to eat, sleep and pray?
Why would you approach this like a programmed robot?
God gave us all reasoning and common sense.
Also, what would we gain if prophecy ends up to be true?
For me it be be relief and joy.
I would say : Finally! He has returned !
So unless it happens I won’t be happy basically.
I am happy with the Now.
Why do some people like to predict the future and why do some others like you want to “fact check them”?
Is it a question of free-will or something else?
Also, there are a few people in this forum alone making false prophecies every day which didn’t come true.
I didn’t see you interact with them scripturally to “Check” if they might be wrong.
How come?