The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

ministry are other tactics that support it. In addition, prophetic divination is chronically humanist and secular in scope. It is totally the product of what is in the heart of the prophet. Supposition, opinions, theology, and religious traditions figure prominently in these types of messages. Ezekiel 13:9 and Micah 3:11. 1115. Prophetic Domination—A term that defines the power, influence, and spheres of control that prophets automatically inherit and exercise in ministry. It refers to the prophet’s word power, actuation authority, and enforcement license in the supernatural to mobilize the forces of creation and affect the affairs of life. Jeremiah 5:31, although a negative demonstration of prophet’s power, shows that the religious and supernatural spheres of creation were affected by the prophesying of the prophet. The phrase “bear rule,” or simply “rule,” used in the passage addresses just this thing. Moreover, prophetic domination as implied in our example shows the power Creator God puts in prophets’ hands for their ministries. However, 2 Chronicles 20:20, a famous passage used to depict prophets’ authority in the sphere of money, is a more positive example. The indomitable power of the nabiim institution in a land is so formidable that Nehemiah 6:7 shows God’s enemies fearing the appointment of His prophets to the work of the Lord. Having prophets involved in such major undertakings as the rebuilding or restoring was not only typical, it was prudent back then. See Ezra 5:1 where the Lord assigned two formidable prophets to spiritually undergird the rebuilding of His kingdom. Ezra 6:14 says they did so by prophesying. Prophetic domination, then, constitutes the God-assigned area or realm where a prophet rules in spiritual and supernatural matters most proficiently. It is recognized by its times of most consistent strength, spiritual influence, and powerful contact with specific agents of darkness. The demonic forces, situations, or infestations the prophet’s mantle most frequently confronts and conquers in active duty and triumphs over most proficiently is what is meant. 1116. Prophetic Drama—The delivery of prophecy whereby the prophet acts out the message to underscore either its immediacy or its manifest fulfillment. See Ezekiel 1–11 for clear examples of this function. Prophetic drama serves the purpose of imposing a prophet’s utterance upon our world without the hearer or the prophet having been physically exposed to its manifestation. Prophetic drama dates back to early human history where the silently transmitted words of the gods of the lands were acted out for their worshippers