The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

When applied to God, the ministry consisted of His conference of gifts, talents, and callings. Valuable for practical teaching the spiritual dynamics of divinely motivated support of the ministries of the Lord by His church. 2 Corinthians 9:10; 1 Peter 4:11. Other related examples can be found in Colossians 2:19 and 2 Peter 1:5, 11. 278. Chosen—Greek word is eklektois (elect). It means literally the best of its kind in its class. Favored because of preeminent excellence. The word includes: •Chosen for an office. •Chosen by God as fit to receive and prosper from His favor. •Separated to be God’s peculiar treasure. •Selected to be protected and governed by the Lord. •Specifically groomed to produce a certain result or as a result of a purposeful selection process. 279. Chozeh—A) An ancient word for a prophet. B) The Hebrew word for the seer prophet, the one who receives communications from God more from visions and dreams than audible words. C) Differs from seer in that the chozeh’s experiences and spiritual receptions are applied under the prophet’s anointing. D) Prophets who say they saw the word of the Lord more than heard it are examples of this type of prophet. 280. Chrio—The Greek word for anointing that specifically designates its empowerment of a person ordained to, and installed in, ministry. Chrio furnishes what is required to comprehend and perform typical ministry duties. Its application imparts the divine powers needed for service to the Lord and simultaneously activates the latent powers and talents of the minister to perform. The two coagulate to constitute the ministry power anointing of the prophet to occupationally receive and deliver the potency of God. Acts 10:38; Luke 4:18; 2 Corinthians 1:21. 281. Chrio Anointing—The ministry power anointing where the baptism of the Holy Spirit is given by God to empower one to serve Him in ministry. It differs from charisma in that it is expressly designed to facilitate ministry activity with accompanying signs and wonders. Chrio confirms the calling and the accurate performance of the work assigned by the Lord. Peter and the apostles experienced this potently after they prayed about being able to witness