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44 Purpose: Proclamation of divine revelation THE GIFT OF THE PROPHET (Eph. 2:19,20; 3:5; 4:11-16; I Cor. 12:28) Definition: “A prophet is a leader who exercises considerable influence in the church by proclaiming God’s Word to the people. The prophet often has a direct word from the Lord for the situation on hand. Rather than prepared messages these are often immediate, inspired utterances from God.” 6 Description: He is “an organ of divine revelation, to whom the Word of the Lord comes, and who therefore speaks the very words of God” (e.g. Ex. 4:12; 7:1-2: Jer. 1:4-9; 23:16,18,22,28). A prophet declares divine judgment (Acts 13:11; 28:25-28), predicts the future events (Acts 11:28; 20:23,25; 27:22) and employs symbolic actions (Acts 21:11). The prophets in Acts also expound the Scriptures and strengthen, encourage and comfort the disciples. A prophet is one who causes God’s Word or message to shine forth (II Pet. 1:19). A prophet is a man sent by God, anointed and appointed by God to be His mouthpiece to speak His Word (Heb 1:1-2; II Pet. 1:20-21; II Kings 17:13). He is one who gives forth God’s Word to the church at large. He is one who unfolds the mind of God. Old Testament Prophets: Abraham (Gen. 20:7) Jonah (II Kings 14:25) Moses (Deut. 34:10) Iddo (II Chron. 13:22) Isaiah (II Kings 19:2) Shemaiah (II Chron. 12:5) Micah (Mt. 2:5,6) Amos (Acts 7:42-43) Habakkuk (Hab. 1:1) Balaam (II Pet. 2:15-16) Joel (Acts 2:16) Daniel (Mt. 24:15) Hosea (Mt. 2:15) Hananiah (Jer. 28:17) Jeremiah (Jer. 1:5) Ezekiel (Ezek. 2:1-5) Gad (I Sam. 22:15) Elisha (I Kings 19:16) Zecharaiah (Zech. 1:1) Elijah (I Kings 18:22) Ahijah (I Kings 11:29) Haggai (Haggai 1:1) Samuel (I Sam. 3:20) David (Acts 2:29-30) Jehu (I Kings 16:7,12) Aaron (Ex. 7:1) Nathan (II Sam. 7:2) Azariah (II Chron. 15:8) Micaiah (I Kings 22:7-8) Obed (II Chron. 15:8) Asaph (Mt. 13:35 cf. Psa. 78:2)
44 Female Prophets: Miriam (Ex. 15:20) Noadiah (Neh. 6:14) Deborah (Judges 4:4) Wife of Isaiah (Isa. 8:3) Huldah (II Kings 22:14) Anna (Luke 2:36) New Testament Prophets: John the Baptist is an Old Testament prophet who ushers in the New Testaments. He is the bridge between the Old and New Testaments. Agabus (Acts 11:27-28; 21:10) Prophets sent from Jerusalem (Acts 11:27) Prophets and teachers at the church of Antioch (Acts 13:1) Judas and Silas (Acts 15:32) Prophets at Tyre (Acts 21:4) Jesus (Mt. 21:11) Old and New Testament Prophets: Similarities and Differences Similarities • Both delivered their messages as from God. • Both proclaimed the Word of God that He had revealed to them. • Both denounced sin and warned against future judgment (Acts 13:11; 28:25-28). • Both discussed contemporary issues and predicted future events (Acts 11:28; 20:23,25; 27:22). • Both employed symbolic actions (Acts 21:11). Differences • Some Old Testament prophets were national leaders or reformers whereas the New Testament prophets were for the most part leaders withing the Christian movement. • Some New Testament prophets were itinerant, but others ministered in a particular church for an extended period of time as compared with Old Testament prophets. • The prophets were associated with the apostles as the church’s foundation (Eph. 2:20) as compared with Old Testament prophets. Peter’s quotation from the Old Testament prophet Joel on the day of Pentecost indicates that the early Christians viewed their prophets as following in the tradition of the Jewish prophets of earlier days (Acts 2:17-18).
Page 1 and 2: 1 The Gifts of the Holy Spirit: God
Page 3 and 4: 3 IV. MINISTRIES AND OFFICES 35-70
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Page 11 and 12: 11 THE MINISTRY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
Page 13 and 14: 11 II. THE FRUIT OF THE SPIRIT
Page 15 and 16: 11 JOY—Inner assurance of God’s
Page 17 and 18: 11 Adam Clarke described faithfulne
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Page 21 and 22: 22 It is no coincidence that Paul w
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Page 35 and 36: 33 IV. MINISTRIES & OFFICES
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Page 69 and 70: 66 TEACHING A strong desire to stud
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99 THE GIFT OF MERCY (Rom. 12:8) Pu
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99 Bridge and Phypers warn: “He o
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99 The Giftedness of Others—Quest
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99 A person with this gift is easil
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111 The Giftedness of Others—Ques
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111 found hospices, by this time ru
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111 “In 1973 a church on Route 46
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111 MINISTRIES Boards & Committees
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111 VI. ARE “SUPERNATURAL” GIFT
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111 The cessation theory is based o
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111 God said His name is "I am," no
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121 In a world where people accepte
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125 A visionary element marked the
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127 1. In the first one hundred yea
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129 Donald Bridge and David Phypers
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131 VII. “SUPERNATURAL GIFTS”
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133 HOW “WORDS OF WISDOM” ARE E
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137 Examples John Wimber, who is th
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139 12. Sometimes a person in the t
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141 The Giftedness of Others--Quest
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143 The Greek word “savior” (so
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145 Since suffering is so prevalent
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147 In Scripture there is also a ca
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149 Kinds of Approaches to Healing
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151 3. We check that the armor of G
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153 towards me. I remember thinking
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155 6. Loved ones or friends may be
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161 4. RAISING THE DEAD—Jesus was
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163 As Pytches points out, “Sickn
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165 “In the name of Jesus, I comm
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167 Strongholds These result from a
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169 10. Severely demonized persons
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173 MINISTERING DELIVERANCE 1. It i
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175 23. Spirits get wary and fearfu
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177 11. If it is clear that there i
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179 It would be verbally impossible
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181 By the authority of the Lord Je
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183 Satan, I command you, in the na
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185 Heavenly Father, I pray that Yo
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187 Renounce In the Renounce step,
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189 8. Speaks and acts with great a
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193 attention is deflected toward G
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195 We must be careful that we do n
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199 4. A continuing gift—repeated
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201 gift of tongues in the context
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203 THE GIFT OF THE INTERPRETATION
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205 MINISTRIES Worship Service Vari
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207 I. FAITH The first step in find
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209 What was Peter's reaction? "Pet
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211 VI. MUTUAL MINISTRY (IMPARTATIO
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213 VIII. EVALUATE YOUR EFFECTIVENE
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215 Some Christians who used their
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217 IX. AN ATMOSPHERE FOR PRACTICE
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219 Errors in doctrine or simple do
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229 0 1 2 3 149. Enjoys exercising
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237 9 David Allan Hubbard, Unwrappi
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239 29 Ibid. 30 Ibid. 31 Wagner, Yo
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241 19 Ibid. 20 Gene Getz, Sharpeni
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243 15 T. B. Falls, The Fathers of
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245 16 Pytches, Spiritual Gifts in
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247 131. 54 Pytches, Spiritual Gift
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249 92 Ibid., 235. 93 Ibid. 94 Ibid
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251 Fee, Gordon. The First Epistle
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