What Is Prophecy? | Ariel Blumenthal
- Preacher
- Daniel Juster
- Tradition
- Messianic Jewish
- Published
- Length
- 39:52
About this sermon
In this week’s Global Broadcast, Ariel Blumenthal explores what prophecy is, how it functions in both the Old and New Testaments, and what it means for believers today. He explains how prophets like Jeremiah primarily called the people to repentance, while warning of God’s impending judgment. Under the older covenant, a prophet was held to the highest standard of accuracy, punishable by death if what he prophesied did not come to pas (Deuteronomy 18:20–22). Under the New Covenant, where every believer has the Holy Spirit and full access to God for him/herself, the prophetic gifts are primarily to edify, encourage, and comfort. (1 Corinthians 14:3) According to the New Covenant, prophecy will always somehow testify of Yeshua and His work in our lives through his finished work on the cross, His resurrection and ascension, and His return in glory. (Revelation 19:10) In this teaching, Ariel also highlights the connection between worship, prophecy, and the fruit of the Spirit; and surveys the list of the nine “supernatural” gifts listed in 1 Corinthians 12:8-10. _______________________________________________ Chapter Markers 0:00 Introduction 2:56 Prophecy in the Old Testament 4:24 The test of a prophet 6:24 The Shift in the New Covenant 10:31 The Testimony of Yeshua and Prophecy 13:26 Ariel's personal Testimony and Spiritual Maturity 27:39 The Gifts List and How They Function 34:34 Prophecy, Worship, and Application for Today
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