The prophet's dictionary guide to the supernatural

1151. Prophetic Mobilization—The term for the prophet’s words setting in motion by the medium of prophecy. It is also the momentum that brings what God issued out of the messenger’s mouth to fruition. The term explains the inherent power of the prophet’s spirit to mobilize the creation elements assigned to the prophet’s mantle to congeal and perform what is required for the prophecy’s manifestation. Mobilization incites the fulfillment of prophecy, decrees, and actuation. 1152. Prophetic Momentum—External momentum that when spiritually discerned is seen to drive the fulfillment and performance of the word of the Lord from the prophet’s mouth. One’s sense of being swept away by creation’s unseen powers according to what a prophet has said is what is felt. Prophetic momentum springs from outward motivations that respond to the word of the Lord on a life or situation. They are ignited by the onset of the prophetic word’s season. Such seasons include spiritual setups that bring one face to face with the people, objects, and components to fulfill the word; or the momentum may evolve as a result of being thrown into settings that bring about circumstances and events to perfectly align them with the forces God assigned to bring them to pass. As if a secret signal was activated, the person sees himself caught in the grip of a chain of events that releases him only when the will of God has been done in him. The momentum can be brief or extended. In any case, his or her objects find themselves caught up in related or connecting situations unavoidably until what God has declared and decreed comes into manifestation. 1153. Prophetic Office—The position of trust and authority bestowed upon prophets to install them as agents and functionaries of God Most High. 1154. Prophetic Officiations—The term used to identify a prophet’s execution of the office on behalf of the Godhead. 1155. Prophetic Operations—Understood in the New Testament by the Greek term prophetikos, this term defines the techniques, skills, and manifestations that prophets use and express in the course of their ministries. Such operations exceed prophesying to include acquiring revelation insight, exercising keen perception of people’s hearts and thoughts in the course of duty, vision and dream interpretation, and dissecting the enigmatic as presented by God to prophesy. Daniel’s resumé is the best biblical record of prophetic operations. He competently performed all the above and was adept at interacting with God’s angels, positioning himself to receive from its streams, and rightly divide and