Who/ What are Prophets: Old Testament Vid 2: the earthshakers

Описание: Summary

In this episode of the Blood Snow Podcast, hosts Stephanie Jordan and Michelle Marriott delve into the topic of prophets within the context of the fivefold ministry. They clarify the distinction between major and minor prophets, emphasizing that the terms refer to the volume of scripture rather than the importance of the prophets themselves. The discussion highlights the role of prophets in the Bible, their significance in conveying God's messages, and the nature of prophetic acts. The hosts also touch on the misconception that prophets are merely fortune tellers, asserting that their role is much broader and includes present-day relevance.



Takeaways

Major and minor prophets differ in the amount of scripture, not authority.

The Bible is entirely written by prophets, showcasing their importance.

Prophets are not just future tellers; they convey God's messages.

Jesus embodies the spirit of prophecy and fulfills it.

Prophetic acts can manifest in various forms, including worship and declarations.

Understanding the role of prophets is crucial for believers today.

Terminology like 'major' and 'minor' can be misleading.

Prophets have historically played a vital role in God's narrative.

Some prophecies may not be fulfilled within a prophet's lifetime.

The concept of prophecy is still relevant in contemporary faith practices.



Chapters

00:00 Understanding Major and Minor Prophets

02:56 The Role of Prophets in the Bible

05:52 Prophetic Acts and Their Significance