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#Prophecy

By Apostle Oluremi Olakunle Tejumola


When a guy pronounce the word PROPHECY as PROPHESAI, he probably doesn't know what it is and what God does with the spiritual gift.


But prophecy is a spiritual gift that operates by the supernatural inspiration of the Holy Ghost to bring words of "... edification, and exhortation, and comfort" (1 Corinthians 14:3 KJV). Positive inspiration!


Real prophecy is not what the speaker coined up or cooked up by himself. But the Holy Ghost moved upon the person to speak His Words. The speaker doesn't have to be a prophet in order for the Holy Ghost to use him to speak it.


I began a video series on A Cocktail of Spiritual Gifts a few weeks ago and they are already here on my page on Facebook. I will bring out the next one by next week - the Part 3 on the Gift of the Word of Knowledge.


Watch the videos and also join me daily on Mixlr by 10am. God bless.

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