The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

institution itself and were ascribed all the powers, authority, and competence of their male counterpart. The Bible names Miriam, Deborah, Huldah, Anna, and Philip’s daughters as God’s prophetesses. Jezebel and Noadiah are mentioned as false prophetesses. Both Miriam and Deborah doubled as secular rulers as well. See the book of Judges for Deborah and refer to Micah 6:4 for the extent of authority Miriam had, even though she is simply called a prophetess in Exodus 15:20. The word for “sent,” as used in Micah 6:4 to describe the dispatch of Moses and his siblings, is used frequently throughout to designate one commissioned as an apostle (shaliach in the Old Testament). 1082. Prophet’s Mantle—As distinguished from the prophecy anointing, this term refers to the peculiar spiritual covering that designates and empowers prophets. The mantle (see Mantle) serves to promote and provoke the prophet’s spirit within the officer. It is an official garment that is discerned by most people and honored and collaborated with by the angelic hosts. The prophet’s mantle is how the prophet attracts a following, accurately presents the word of the Lord, and gathers the prophet’s personal economy in support of the ministry. The prophet’s mantle, as seen in 1 Samuel 28:14, is not only eternal and spiritual, but it is the prophet’s covering and contains the messenger’s ministry attributes as well. It is what devotes the officer to his or her god from whom the mantle was received in the first place. The prophet’s mantle’s affect on the officer when in service, or preparing for prophetic ministry, targets the spiritual belly, the internal organs, intestines, and emotions. See Offering and Prophecy Anointing. 1083. Prophetic—A) The name given to the predictive spheres of supernatural communications, acts, and influences from the spiritual world and its citizens. B) The ministry and work of the prophet. C) The disciplines and practices of revelatory ministry. 1084. Prophetic Accuracy—A) A term that defines the prophet’s skill in accurately delivering the word of the Lord. The meaning of the term includes the obligation to not veer from the word of the Lord in order to assure the cooperation and compliance of his or her “angelic delegation.” This applies to Samuel because the Bible says the Lord never let his words fall to the ground. See also Jeremiah 23:28. B) What distinguishes a true prophet from the false. A prophet’s ability to deliver an accurate, timely, and seasoned word from the Lord that affects the life (lives) of the hearers, sets in motion the encoded words of