The prophet's handbook

Chapter 3 A History of the Prophetic

In this chapter, you will read about:

Mankind’s relation to spirituality and earth’s need for the supernatural Eternity’s protocrats and their role in the prophetic God’s seven protocratic spheres God’s use of prophets’ faculties The spectrum of the prophet’s word The prophet’s mantle What a miracle is and does Prophetic imagery and symbolism Earth’s Continued Need for Heavenly Assigned Spiritual Powers Little has changed in mankind’s relation to spirituality since time began. The earth still needs supernatural agents and human representatives to spiritually inspire its conduct. (See Job 32:8; Isaiah 11:1–5; Ephesians 1:17.) Prophets intermediate earth’s transactions with God’s spiritual citizenry. Sin, sickness, disease, error, lies, lewdness, and unbelief, as well as death and darkness, are all standing reasons for prophets’ work in the world and protection in the local church. The world’s historical chronicles all cite primitive cultures’ beliefs in an invisible force of powers backing the physical creation. In ancient times, it was accepted that they controlled all its activities and events. Exodus 23:23, Exodus 32:34, Joshua 5:13, Daniel 10:21, and Revelation 22:16 all show the truth of that belief. I have dubbed this force God’s supernatural protocratics. As His spiritual powers of eternity, they see to the provisions He allocated to the earth. The apocalypse of Jesus Christ penned by the apostle John unveils them for us under