Were There 2022 PROPHETIC Words That Came To Pass???

[@antoniosilvestrojr.]

My respect for remnant Radio just went through the roof. I can completely relate with the frustration, and borderline righteous anger, at false prophecies that are eaten up by congregants. On the other hand, you do not want to despise prophecy, which is exactly what these two guys are trying to do. Firm handshake coming your way if I ever see you guys

[@deannajolley3628]

“If you keep missing prophetic words, then maybe you need to sit down…maybe prophecy is just not your gift, and that’s ok.” 👏🏻 💯

[@theouterplanet]

It’s not ok. They are false prophets and need to be avoided and called out for that. How many false prophecies does one make to be considered a false prophet? How many murders does one commit to be considered a murderer?

[@judahdawkins9635]

@@theouterplanet false prophecy and missed prophecy are actually different according to what we have in scripture. Was Agabus and crew false prophets for adding wrong interpretation and application? No. False Prophets biblically are typically those who get it right, performing works and wonders, yet are leading people after another god other than Yahweh. The principalities and powers (the demonic) would be empowering false prophets with real demonic power to actually do things that are legit wonders and even getting things right, yet not about Yahweh and His world and people. These “prophets” on here are just giving empty, yet overly complicated, encouragement and trying to pass it off of prophecy. It’s not. Like the guys say, it’s not even specific enough to test and weigh.

[@antoniosilvestrojr.]

@POPSICLE OCEAN …Right on!! The damage that is caused by these false prophets and self appointed apostles is almost without measure

[@margocarmichael6765]

We're all to desire to prophesy. 😊

[@bullbikkov7239]

@@judahdawkins9635 if someone says ‘ the Lord told me….’ And the opposite of that happens or it doesn’t come to pass , that’s a lying false prophet that God did not speak to, the Bible is clear on that

[@stephanosdunamis]

I recently came out of a season that lead me to despise prophecy. You guys are helping me not throw the baby out with the bath water. Thank you so much. So grateful that SOMEONE is taking the time to do this. I watch every one of your testing prophecy videos.

[@CaliforniaForever]

Grateful for you calling these cringe-worthy people out. You guys are always very balanced and much appreciated.

[@Iprofessshirk]

I'm so grateful for these videos guys, thanks so much....I was in the camp of not trusting and even disliking prophecy....and I didn't want to be there....this is such an open/encouraging discussion on the topic.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

I have seen one prophecy come true in my life. When God told my sister she'd be a perfect match for being a live liver donor for her husband. He was on life support at the time. Dying from cirossis of the liver from hepatitis he got as a baby (no fault of his own). She told the docs and they literally laughed in her face. They became Christians when the tests came back showing she was a perfect match. To be a perfect match her blood type had to match up, she had to have a healthy liver and it had to be unusually large for her body to be big enough for him...all were a perfect match. So I know prophecy does happen. But it is so very very rare. My sister doesn't "hear from God" daily. She doesn't run a prophecy youtube channel...she needed to know God was there, the docs needed a reality check...God gave it to them all. It was all for His glory not my sisters. My sister didn't enjoy being laughed at...she even thought it sounded insane to her own ears but she said she just couldn't stop saying it. Like it came out of her mouth without her willing it. That is the only reason I don't despise prophecy after all these fake prophets I've witnessed these last few years...and I wouldn't even call my sister a prophet!

[@michaelshevlane9132]

Jesus Christ: "In this world you will have trouble." Sid Roth: "Smooth sailing."

[@godsstruggler8783]

Indeed.

[@jorty.]

That isn't the full verse: John 16:33 NKJV - “These things I have spoken to you, that in Me you may have peace. In the world you will have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I have overcome the world.” Eventhough we are faced with troubles, in Him we overcome it.

[@michaelshevlane9132]

@@jorty. Thank you - peace in Christ, trouble in the world. Of course, as a false prophet and charlatan, Sid had no focus on Christ, so I assumed he was talking about smooth circumstances to tickle our ears.

[@andrealmoseley6575]

​@@michaelshevlane9132 I've watched several of his programs. He has shared Christ many times. He is a born again Jew.

[@andrealmoseley6575]

Not always. I've watched several of his programs and I don't get that from him.

[@selahrichardson]

Yes, the words should be shared. Some of these people, I'm not aware of their reputation. Its good to hear some objective videos from people w sound doctrine whose words are seasoned w salt. Whoever has a large following should always be evaluated. There's always new babes in Christ and people who haven't heard of these people. Constant testing is needed for the WHOLE BODY.🙏🙏 Thank you!

[@HunterShawMusic]

I've had people give me prophetic words that absolutely came true. I love the gift of prophesy and think it's absolutely a gift for today. At the same time, it's discouraging to see so much public prophecy be a sham.

[@lindag9975]

I am so glad I recently found you guys. About a year ago, I was getting stressed out from all the pressure to automatically believe words that are given by multiple people on a certain channel. I finally had to stop listening to them because of the twisting of the Scriptures and the manipulation to "declare and decree" these words I didn't have a witness about. Some of the people giving these words have been seriously wrong in the past and have very questionable stories of their experiences.

[@amytomlinson6557]

This program is spot on. Perfect timing and done in a right spirit. Thanks!♥️

[@TheSpiritualParentingPodcast]

I appreciate you guys talking about your personal experiences. I think it maybe even a better way of helping people not despise prophecy by telling stories and examples of things you're currently working through as your teaching prophecy and prophesying. All that to say that I think there are enough examples in our own lives to accomplish the same thing you're trying to accomplish by using videos from other people. I hope that makes sense. Thanks for your work

[@Benjamin-rp4hq]

I'm thankful for you guys!!

[@billfarismpc]

Straight up, the most "prophetic" thing I've seen in recent memory was Jane Marczewski's (Nightbirde) appearance on America's Got Talent as an artist, a believer, and a cancer patient with a 2% chance of survival (she later passed away) standing before the world and saying things like: "You can't wait until life isn't hard anymore before you decide to be happy" and "It’s important that everyone knows I’m so much more than the bad things that happen to me" while Simon Cowell wipes a tear from his eye. In terms of what really lifts my spirit to the Lord and helps me decide how I'm going to face my own trials, Nightbirde's got the Word of the Lord going on. So not "religious" (her blog posts, though few, are also jaw-dropping) but laser-focused on the truth that there is nowhere God is not. If you gave me a choice between talking for an hour to any of these "prophets" and that 30 year-old-sister in the Lord full of the Wisdom From Above, I'd take time with her in a heartbeat. And, oh yeah, she sang real well, too.

[@Donnielucas77]

Chuck Pierce is more full of it than a Christmas Turkey 😮😂

[@make_disciples]

Is there a video that can demonstrate good prophecy? Reviewing words that have been fulfilled, regardless of the year it was said or actually happened? These have felt pretty negative and it would be encouraging to see it performed biblically and accurately.

[@gregwill500]

This video does not exist. Doubt it ever will, if the source material is KZbin prophecies.

[@corimcgrew6539]

In agreement with all the others here who are interested in hearing about prophecy that is legitimate in the church today. Real life examples, please. It would be so edifying for those of us who believe in prophecy but have only seen/heard of the exaggerations, misses with no accountability, and downright abuse.

[@michaelshevlane9132]

"God is trying to wake up the church." There is no 'try' with God.

[@timothy6828]

Isn't there? “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, the city that kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to it! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you were not willing! Matthew 23:37

[@michaelshevlane9132]

@@timothy6828 People are only "not willing" until the Son chooses to reveal the Father to them. Paul is a case in point. He went from killing Christians to being a follower in the space of seconds. Our will is nothing compared to God's. And as far as Jerusalem not receiving Christ, they were never meant to (that the cross might take place), as Peter said on the day of Pentecost: "Him, being delivered by the determined purpose and foreknowledge of God, you have taken by lawless hands, have crucified, and put to death"

[@timothy6828]

@@michaelshevlane9132 So essentially you're saying that in the passage I cited Jesus is simply playacting a very convincing dramaturgical act, do I understand you correctly?

[@michaelshevlane9132]

@@timothy6828 Jesus did not playact, but did experience the human emotions in common with us all, despite also being aware of the purposes of God. For instance, he wept at the mourning over Lazarus despite knowing He was about to raise Him. He cried out "one of you will betray me" to the twelve in clear sadness, despite it being ordained that it must be so (and knowing it was Judas from the start). He could be surprised (for instance, at the faith of the Roman whose servant he healed), astonished, and wearied, despite being fully God in man and having all wisdom. He fully experienced the sorrow of the rejection of the Jews, despite it being purposed in God that these things must be so from the foundation of the world. None of this is playacting, but fully entering into the human experience as He so wonderfully and mysteriously did. This would lead me to ask you: do you think God intended Jerusalem to receive Him, and had to course correct into a 'Plan B' when they did not? Or do you accept that the Jews were always intended to reject Christ that the cross might happen and the fullness of the Gentiles might come in? On the contrary: 7 What then? Israel has not obtained what it seeks; but the elect have obtained it, and the rest were blinded. 8 Just as it is written: “God has given them a spirit of stupor, Eyes that they should not see And ears that they should not hear, To this very day.” (Romans 11:7-8)

[@timothy6828]

@michaelshevlane9132 I see what you're saying and it would be an absolutely valid point if Jesus here did not say: How often would I have gathered you together but you were not willing! Referring to the prophets he, as God, sent to them in times past. He's not only talking about his human experience right now, is he? He says God would have, if they would have been willing. They weren't, so God didn't. It's very straightforward and it shows you how God needs us to go along with his will in order to accomplish his purposes. Not always obviously, but especially when it comes to salvation.

[@lennadoodles9413]

The ocean is hardly ever like glass even when it is calm. If the water looks like glass there is no wind and If there is no wind your sailboat is not going anywhere.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

I was a sailor for 8.5 years and there was one time when we're were sitting still in the waters off the coast of Florida where the water was like glass....it was really really..unsettling. it stopped me. I had to stand there at the rail and just look on in amazement because I had never and have never sinc3 seen it happen.

[@chriper77]

I'm pretty sure the first Remnant Radio video I watched was the show on 'prophecies' on New Years eve a couple of years ago - which was a great show. I loved that it was made by people who actually believe in the gift of prophecy today. One of the few channels out there who give a balanced view. There are both cessationist and hyper charismatic channels out there who are extreme in their views on both sides. I love Remnant Radio for their approach to discussing prophecy and the other gifts of the Spirit.

[@laurens8623]

Troy brewer studies all the numbers Hebraic. Could you interview him please

[@amcovered]

@TheRemnantRadio a great idea would be to do a video of the words that have come to pass from what you all reviewed.

[@corimcgrew6539]

Yes! I came to the comments to say the same

[@rinnswimmer]

In other prophetic review videos they have said that they would totally share accurate ones if they found any. They just haven’t seen any 🤷🏼‍♀️ There was an older Kim Clement video they showed once that was really accurate

[@majose7787]

I think it would be great for you to review Tomi Arayomi's prophetic word about the change of Prime Minister in the U.K. It was clear, accurate and came to pass in 2022!

[@johncampbell463]

Genesis and Revelation are beautifully connected with 12 times 12 -- 144 as Gods perfect complete perfection. Then rest comes next. Gods creation in 6 days with 2 12 hours per day for 6 days equals 144. Perfection of God then Sabbath rest “ they will see his face.” Revelation 22:4

[@Yeshuailove]

Oh my goodness….the prophecy about the moon and sun. Oh my…

[@annaboshier6680]

Gosh the Troy Brewer one is also so ridiculous. Man my discerno metre just goes off. That’s thanks to remnant and Mike winger. But man it all just sounds ludicrous like seriously, where do you get that from… “you just know” he says. Really ??? 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@randmcgee]

Brenda Weltner has some really interesting videos, she's not a prophet, but a really good teacher, and explains revelations eschatology very well....🙂🙏

[@rachaelriley3574]

Are there any prophetic words that came through in 2022? I would like to see both, what prophecies didn't pan out, and what prophecies did come about. What is the conclusion? Is the conclusion that God was silent in 2021 with providing prophetic words for 2022?

[@glassdrummer]

You guys should do a show about all of Chris Reed's recent 2023+ prophetic words.

[@Benjamin-rp4hq]

still waiting for the word he got from an angel last year about Biden and Putin to come true.

[@glassdrummer]

@@Benjamin-rp4hq He said Biden wouldn't finish his term in office which means it could be next year before he's removed from power. He actually gives more details that in his recent videos on the MorningStar website and his KZbin channel. Definitely worth listening to if that's the main word you're testing.

[@Benjamin-rp4hq]

@@glassdrummer @Glass Drummer ok thanks. That word got reviewed by this channel last year, and for me when you claim angels are bringing you words from God that's a very big deal if it's true or not. Cause if not, that's a very serious concern as to what spirits he's having visit him and listening to. So yea I'm kinda holding out to see if that comes to pass before i put weight on him as a national level prophet.

[@glassdrummer]

@@Benjamin-rp4hq Typer "Chris Reed 2023 and beyond" into the KZbin search bar and you'll find the video where he gives even greater detail about it and many other things. The video is about 37 minutes long because he gave a lot of detailed prophecies for this year and next.

[@juboy04]

@@glassdrummer Chris reed claimed Jesus physically appeared to him and told him to watch out for Philadelphia after Trump lost in the 2020 elections . Made it seem like Pennsylvania would somehow overturn the election results. I’ve questioned his authenticity since then

[@AliciaNambo]

There is a church in Houston texas with tomi arayomi..there is a healing of prophetic thats coming to the body of christ i know there is alot happening

[@richardsemione7012]

It's funny, the "prophets" who make the yearly prophesies never have shows like this. I wonder why they become so silent at this time of year except for new prophecies for the coming year.

[@livefromtexas9371]

If y’all did a broadcast listing only the prophecies that came true, it would be 2 minutes long. ❤

[@gregwill500]

Probably shorter. I can’t think of even one ( that has aired on KZbin).

[@ShaunCKennedyAuthor]

I would love to see a ministry like yours that keeps tally of prophecy for various ministries.

[@EuropaChronicles]

You don’t really need a tally. A single false prophecy from a person proves that he/she isn’t speaking from God. Just one. That very likely rules out every single self-proclaimed living “prophet.”

[@ShaunCKennedyAuthor]

@@EuropaChronicles Which is why I don't like the term "prophecy" for all theological predictions. I think that there's a place for putting forth a theory based on a person's theology, and if they understand God correctly then they'll get it right and if they don't they'll get it wrong, then since no one completely understands God, those who are more correct will get more things correct more often and those who are less correct will get things incorrect more often. I'm not going to get hung up on terms if they call these theological predictions "prophecy" or not. I'm a linguistic descriptivist, not a linguistic prescriptivist. I seek to understand what a person is saying, not apply external definitions.

[@EuropaChronicles]

@@ShaunCKennedyAuthor I don’t think we’re talking about educated predictions though. When a person says, “God spoke to me” or “God told me” they are prophesying. If their prophesy subsequently turns out to be false, it’s probably a strong indication that any future claims from that person that he/she received word from God should be dismissed outright.

[@ShaunCKennedyAuthor]

@@EuropaChronicles I'm not particularly interested in whether or not you personally think they're educated predictions or not. The stats will tell us whether they're educated predictions or not.

[@EuropaChronicles]

@@ShaunCKennedyAuthor Believe what you want, but a single failed prediction/prophesy is proof that the person isn’t relaying the word of God. If

[@katiehoneycutt8070]

How do you guys decide which Prophets You are going to review? There are a few I would love you all to look at.

[@dborisov23]

I think the purpose of these programs is for us to learn that you yourself can learn and review when you hear those words. Go and listen to those words and judge the word and apply what you learned from these videos. I think if they did a review on every “prophetic word and prophet” they could do a video probably every day for the whole year

[@RoseWoodruff]

People are being told to IMAGINE! This is also being presented to the church with it's own religious slant.

[@CollinBoSmith]

I’ve watched a few of these prophetic reviews for this year, I wish you guys would make videos for “bad” prophecies and others for “good” ones. I’ve listened to most of these in the background of what I’m doing, I honestly don’t know if you guys have actually covered a “good” or impressive prophecy from this year. We’re there any?

[@lW9497]

I'd like to hear you all present prophetic words which did come to pass. I've heard accurate prophetic words for individuals. But I've never heard accurate words for nations. Has anyone heard accurate words for nations?

[@gregwill500]

Yes in the book of Jeremiah.

[@williammaier3850]

Ditto here!

[@gregwill500]

Also revelations. And Isaiah. And John 3.16 is pretty worldwide. But all of these prophetic words for nations on KZbin seem to just be political pundits who read the news and give their prognostications.

[@caelgrayheavens1234]

Hey Joshua Louis❕ where do you store HOURS of video, 🎥 without filling up the device you’re editing on❔

[@loweeization]

Faith filled influencers just makes me want to say the power of God is in the gospel and the preaching of it, not in signs and wonders.

[@andymacpherson2724]

I know you guys hate doing these videos. But they are super helpful I think.

[@bigviewsmallwindow8335]

If I just walk around saying, "2 - 2 - 2," does that make me more prophetic? I'm starting to think I've been missing my spiritual gift calling!

[@Frank-42]

In regards to God "trying" to do something. God doesn't TRY to do anything. He DOES IT.

[@keith3362]

I think prophecy is good for guiding like the prophets did in old Israel, and possibly to warn or inform people in the New Testament about things they could encounter or that would affect them. A lot of prophecy today is almost just to see if someone can actually get something right and think wow they got it right but it didn’t actually help someone in any way. Also, if what a prophet says doesn’t come to pass, they are a false prophet - it literally says that in the Bible and there is no other scripture to refute it.

[@Donnielucas77]

It would be interesting to compare all these prophets words for 2022, 2023 and see if they are aligned

[@Ed1087]

Great episode. Im curious …do you guys consider yourselves prophets? Or have you prophesied on any events or people? If so where would i be able to find that material?

[@tonypino5415]

I just rsvp'd my ticket to see you this Saturday Michael! I'm gonna try my best to get to the Fri night session but that depends on if I can get off work in time

[@lemonejohnson9733]

Hey guys, can you go back and do john paul jackson? He has a few long prophecies. That would be a great show. [Might have to do it myself 😲]

[@whitneyk9666]

What some of these, like for the second lady you are reviewed for example, be considered more exhortation and prophetic word?

[@jasonm755]

"It sales" was one of the most valid points made. If we want to derive our living from prophecy we will most certainly have to prophecy falsely. Too many believers desire a platform while true prophets are most likely wishing they were not called to be a prophet. There is no doubt that the letters to the 7 churches was preserved for us for this day and the current state of those churches mentioned(ruins with little to no church presence in the regions) is given to us as an example. The church is in judgment and if we dont give heed to the warnings there is going to be severe consequences and a small remnant remaining. While it is not popular and being rejected by the vast majority of the church, the following is where i believe we are because it is hard for me to imagine anything coming along to fulfill the words the way the last few years have: rider on white was given a crown(insert latin word for crown), a bow (translated from greek word toxon meaning bow with use of poison tipped arrow and oddly enough the root from which the word is derived means simplest piece of fabric), and it conquered for the sake of conquering. 2nd: lack of peace between men. 3rd: Inflation/beginning of famine. I believe this is the point in scripture/time we are in. "Here is need for endurance" and we need to make sure we have enough oil to keep our lamps lit through the night because its about to get even stranger. Maranatha!

[@Kra-ri6fd]

My sister was told that she would be a live liver donor match to her husband who was on life support due to cirossis of the liver from Hepatitis he contracted as a baby. He was a tall man. My sister told the docs that she wanted to be tested to be his live liver donor and that God told her she'd be a match....two docs laughed at her. She would have to have an unusually large liver for her size and be completely healthy and have a compatible blood type. She said she didn't understand why should couldn't stop saying she'd be a match because even to her it sounded crazy. Well two more docs came to Christ when all the tests showed she was a perfect match. Her liver gave him 5 more years. Granted he was in and out of the hospital most of that time but because of that he shared the gospel with numerous people even on their death beds and many professed faith in Christ. Prophecies do still happen. I have rarely seen them come true though. But some do.

[@annaboshier6680]

Are there any words that came to pass? Would love to see one. Wondering whether “celeste” has one?

[@pastordanaddo]

@32:46 Peter Pan😂

[@theouterplanet]

Did any of these guys sign the prophetic standards statement ?

[@sneaksyranger]

For all of the lofty idea of holding prophets accountable, the standards feel pretty worthless given that so many who signed it never bother repenting when they miss.

[@summerreed6562]

We need more unity in the church not division. We need to win people to the Lord as well not be critical of one another.

[@KMT65]

You think the nutty "prophets" with all their incorrect predictions do not do damage to "unity", not to mention credibility? They make all of us look stupid to non believers. We are called to "test the spirits" and to "exhort and rebuke" error within the church.

[@majose7787]

That doesn't remove the need to test prophecy - as the Bible commands us to. Remnant Radio does this in a gracious, godly and biblically faithful way.

[@summerreed6562]

@M Ajose I agree but not in agreement with building your whole channel on being critical. Too much of this going on.

[@majose7787]

@@summerreed6562 not on Remnant Radio. They're doing it well. And again, discernment is a biblical command so long as its not slanderous or ungodly in approach.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

Sheep should never unit with wolves. That will not develop a strong church. Jeremiah got punched in the face for not uniting. Christ said himself that he would bring division....uniting just for the sake of looking good to other people is not Biblical. That's like an abused family smiling for the public while behind the scenes the truth of life is nothing to smile about. It's deception that hurts the family and gas lights outsiders. We are called to speak the truth, not deception.

[@dannyhone1176]

The Bible says in the last days "Perilous times" will come. Why do so many of these "prophets" constantly predict "best life now" other than to say what people's itching ears want to hear.

[@annadillard7145]

My family follow all of these guys and eat out of the palms of their hands. I have asked why they continue to do so even with the track records - all of them have responded the same. That they want hope and these guys share hope. And that they have “good fruit” meaning, they display the fruit of the spirit - I.e., they are nice and loving people, generous, etc. There seems to be some confusion with these folks about what judging the fruit of a false teacher or prophet actually means 🥴

[@MsBellsandy]

If they don't lead you away from God then they are not necessarily false prophets. A false prophet can get it right but they lead you to other gods. It's not that they get it wrong. Common mistake. A few biblical prophets got it wrong but they weren't false.

[@annadillard7145]

@@MsBellsandy I do agree. I believe that would be part of the “fruit” of a false prophet is that they lead people away from the Lord, which seems to be what many of the prophets are doing today - leading people towards a political savior, prosperity, etc. What I meant is that my family members seem to think a prophet is legit simply because he’s a nice, benevolent, charismatic person. When in reality, wolves don’t come looking like wolves - they come looking like sheep.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

These false prophets now are truly leading people away from Christ. They direct their hope into a decaying world...they encourage people to hold fast to a world that it worthless (for lack of better words). They tell people America is chosen and favored and will be blessed despite the lack of repentance in the whole nation. The false prophets of Jeremiah did the same thing....encouraged hope to people who needed to brace for shock instead!

[@theouterplanet]

Do “ good deeds” cover false prophecies? What is a wolf in sheep’s clothing?

[@brackinsteve]

I love this show but could we not hear some words that were amazing that came to pass? Were there any?

[@dborisov23]

Find them haha, I think that is why they do this. So much nonsense online with these words

[@spn2240]

Because it requires more work…and it doesn’t market the same

[@dborisov23]

@@spn2240 can you please find some and share on here. I would like to see them. I looked and couldn’t find any.

[@gregwill500]

Even one. I don’t think you will find even one. Certainly not on KZbin.

[@dborisov23]

@@gregwill500 yea because that’s not how the gift of prophecy is supposed to work

[@michaelshevlane9132]

The Spirit of prophecy is the testimony of Jesus. Funny how Christ is never mentioned in any of these 'words.' God has spoken to us in these last days through His Son. All truth is bound up in, and revolves around, Jesus Christ. Prophets who prattle on about abundance, harvest, the devil, financial blessing, transfer of wealth, the calendar, etc. etc. etc. instead of Christ? Run the other way.

[@Kra-ri6fd]

Yep, the only one prophecy I have personally witnessed was given on an individual level and it brought many many people to Christ while letting that one person know that God was still with them. That person doesn't "hear from God" daily other than through the written word and doesn't even consider herself a prophet. All these other new prophecies encourage people to have faith in a decaying world or nation ot to have faith in politics or a man....or to have faith in material possessions. They do not point us to Christ which is the job of the Holy Spirit....to comfort and testify that Christ is our savior. I could be wrong in my understanding of the role of the Holy Spirit but that is what I have come to understand to this point. I believe I can confidently say that I have not seen even one of these prophets show that they are true prophets of God. I haven't even seen one that is humble even. The true prophecy I witnessed humbled the person. They feared being wrong. They were reluctant to say it but compelled to say it. Given that I have not heard another prophetic word out of this person's mouth shows me even more that the word wasn't for personal gain!

[@spencer1854]

how is prophecy different from fortune telling?

[@theeternalsbeliever1779]

One difference is that prophecy involves God revealing knowledge of future events to a person as opposed to someone consulting evil spirits to know the future.

[@kurtressler3342]

I have listened prophecy in review for the last couple years. Every year, all are failures. It would be good for a show actually showing people giving prophecy right. Not just you guys telling it but showing the video. I will admit I am a cautious cessationalist of the revelatory miraculous gifts.

[@linkes28]

I agree surely there are prophets out there getting it right! Do a video on those guys

[@Kra-ri6fd]

I also was a borderline cessasionalist but God, ONE TIME, gave my sister a prophetic word and I wouldn't even call her a prophet. I have commented this more than once in this comment section but here goes lol her husband was on life support for cirrhosis of the liver from hepatitis he got as a baby (no fault of his own). My sister told the docs that she wanted to he tested to be a live liver donor for him because God told her she would be a match. The docs literally laughed in her face and told her the odds of her being a random match is one in a million. Well there are two new Christians now because she was a perfect match. Her liver was healthy, her blood type was compatible and her liver was oddly large for her body size. If her liver was normal for her body, it would have been too small to qualify as a match. He lived for 5 more years....granted he was in and out of the hospital the whole time but he witnessed to people on their death beds more than once in that time, leading people to Christ. Nurses who didn't even believe would wake him and ask him to speak to someone who was dying... God used that prophetic word to bring faith to many many people....to also remind my sister that He is with her. She doesn't hear from God daily and doesn't proclaim to be a prophet. That one story tells me God does speak to his people still but it's not done the way these false prophets do it. True prophecy will always direct our faith in Christ not some worldly thing...politics, nations, people, money....etc.

[@grammym8262]

How do you learn it if it's suppose to be a gift from God? I'm getting Bethel vibes.

[@Henriette-van-der-Ende]

Teaching is a gift, but you can also get trained in it. Everyone is called to grow in maturity in their gift.

[@onehappydawg]

All of these “words of prophecy” are all like nailing Jello….you just can’t mail anything down….it’s all so generalized that anything that happens or doesn’t happen they can claim they were right about what they “prophesied”.

[@christianwoudenberg3393]

First to comment! Thanks guys

[@laurens8623]

How about elijah list

[@rinnswimmer]

I heard the first guy start saying “20 means…” and I already knew exactly where this video/review was going 🙄 Also… I want to like this video, but it feels wrong because it has made me sad ☹️

[@annaboshier6680]

Gosh the first one really got my blood boiling 🙄🙄🙄 how ridiculous. Talk about word of faith!

[@jeffbarrett411]

That numerology prophecy is mystic rubbish and NOT Christianity

[@Henriette-van-der-Ende]

An example of a prophecy that came true lately was the prophetic word that the pastor of the church of the North Georgia Revival. But that was a local word without a time mark.

[@skyeprophet3564]

Agree with "we shouldn't feel like we have to crank out prophetic videos" this is true for all the prophets out there trying to "make it" on KZbin. Sid Roth's word doesn't even take the form of a prophecy.. was it even a prophecy? The answer is No. Jesus doesn't have a cookie cutter response to his disciples.. not like this anyway. The second prophecy is also NOT a word from the Lord, it's just not prophecy. It's NAR style "peseudo prophecy" with it's use of words like "season of this" etc. Jesus doesn't talk like that usually, it immediately places a question mark against what is said. Jesus didn't go around in the Bible saying "we are entering a season of this, we are entering a season of that" it's just not the voice of Jesus in terms of the way Jesus spoke. It's comparable with the "thus sayeth the Lord" king James problem of prophecy where it has to be in King James English. What ever spirit it is coming out of, probably just the person's own convictions and imagination, it doesn't seem like the Holy Spirit. It is consistent with the "prosperity gospel" teachings, so I'd posit that its origins lie somewhere in that. It didn't have any marker of being beyond what she came up with. I'd put it in a bucket of the pseudo-prophetic cold reading style of NAR prophecy. In contrast here are some examples of true Christian prophecy outside the Bible: While the Bible reveals that God is love, I think it is quite personal when Jesus says in a prophecy through me, "My heart is love, are you ready to walk in that place". Or when he says through Melito of Sardis "So come all families of people tainted with sin, and receive forgiveness of sins for I am your freedom. I am the Passover of Salvation, I am the lamb slaughtered for you..." in his letter on Pascha. Or, when he again says through me " "Why will you perish in your sins?" The Lord says "I have made a way through my Son so that you may not perish. Come to him. Accept my Son says the Father. Yoke yourself to him and follow him for by so doing you will save your life". People could say, but there isn't any prediction in those? Prophecy isn't always about prediction. If you want predictions that can happen, for example I believe the Lord showed me who would win the Australian election in 2022 and I put it up on The Christian Prophecy Collective on Facebook before it happened and it happened - you can go there and see that. That doesn't make a person a true prophet, but it means I might have heard from the Lord about that. Prophecy is Jesus speaking through a believer so other believers may be built up. But how can we tell it isn't made up? that is where you need to apply discernment criteria, some of which are "does it sound like the Jesus of the Bible in terms of expressing HIS heart and his concerns" Is it presented as HIM speaking? is it HIS testimony or claim to be his testimony? Does it tie back to the things he said in the Bible - does it reference scripture? Are there any cues in connection with it that might point to it being from other than the individual who is speaking it? Does it illuminate or bring understanding of the Bible and scripture? Does it portray the Jesus of the Bible? What does this have to recommend it as being from the Jesus of the Bible? Does it point to Jesus and his concerns? What is at the center of the prophecy? What is the difference between a human trying to encourage other humans and the Lord encouraging people? There are more criteria than these but they are some to start with.

[@johndoe4164]

And "they" make alot of money on books and prestige, when I go to a church first thing I do is to bind a Psychic spirit, it's surprising what happens, if we don't think we can be deceived we are already deceived, just sayin 🤨

[@tonypino5415]

Smooth sailing Tony! Lol I love Sid Roth I don't care what people say.

[@BuckinMich63]

Sid Roth?? You lost me right from the start. Why even bother with someone who has zero credibility based on years of promoting crazies. He has shown no discernment by who he promotes on his program. Sid Roth and people like him are the reason people mock Christianity. Mark and avoid Sid Roth.

[@allthisiscrazy]

Can you do an episode where you think someone prophesied correctly? I don’t want to put the HS in a box , but it really seems like this is not authentic and real. It all seems like Nastradamus to me

[@sheilanewsome2683]

Where is the other guy

[@debrarichards2349]

Please do a show on Chris Reeds specific words for 2023.. BOXES BOXES BOXES BIDEN AND BILLIONAIRES is one of the most accurate words in real time!!

[@NoFameNoPain]

I am asking myself, if this kind of prophesy is biblical or the intention of god with that Gift. I understand prophesy as a gift from the Holy Spirit to encourage Brothers and Sisters and the Body of Christ, personally ! What means if someone has a specific word for someone, that is so Personal, that normally only the Person who receives the word can know. When I receive a real prophetic word, where I also sense the anointing and the Power of god in it, it’s always so detailled and accurate, only God can know. All these general words about the world are often words I can also know by reading the book of revelation or to just use my common sense. So it’s always important to proof the word but it’s important to say, that not everybody can proof. Only the ones who are able to hear gods voice clearly and can sense anointing are in a position to differentiate which words are from the Soul/flesh/Human and which are from the Holy Spirit.

[@johnlamb2525]

A lot of people that give prophetic words just say something that randomly came to them. They think it is the Holy Spirit speaking to them because of a feeling they get or something. But most of these are not thinking through what they are saying like you guys are doing to vet it and make sure it isn't nonsensical or factually wrong.

[@thewestwoodhome]

Seems like the issue you keep having is asking if what the prophet is saying is in the Bible or not. So rather than trying to find a prophet to line up to the Bible, why not just read the Bible and find a good preacher that rightly divides the word?

[@dogbark8388]

Dud

[@stuarthys9879]

This whole “new year prophecy” is suspect to me. I can’t imagine the apostles gathering together and giving prophecies for say the year 53 AD. It would be nice however to see a review of national or global level or prophecies for the last year, not necessarily ones given at new year, but at any point during the year. In my experience I’ve never seen anyone give a clear accurate prophecy about global events, but many times specific words to individuals.

[@Yeshuailove]

Good point.

[@gregwill500]

The only accurate prophecy here was the one I made before I watched the video and said ( to myself): There will not be one. Not one verifiable “ prophecy”.

[@BuckinMich63]

One of you made a comment at the 20:35 minute mark that Jennifer LeClaire’s”prophecy” was “awfully safe” which I thought was telling. What does being safe have anything to do with it? They are supposedly hearing from God, so they should be prophesying what he is telling them.

[@godsstruggler8783]

Precisely. Either: A) God is giving a safe word B) God isn't speaking at all I'm going with B.

[@majose7787]

My assumption is that the lack of specificity makes it "safe" meaning that it can't be judged to be correct or incorrect.

[@screwball1010]

Sid isn't even giving prophecy. That's just a hatched job of gematria.

[@trumpetofpurelight1]

I posted several words and you keep deleting them.

[@Beta_soy_chad]

Basement boy went a little softball in this one. What happened to calling balls and strikes?

[@richardcoplin4103]

A divinely called prophet is not called to fill up his calendar with prophecy. The so called modern prophet is not on the same level as the prophets of old because they do not follow the Spirit of Holiness.

[@timvickers947]

He just said. Which vindicates what I said. Around 45.:00 thar God. Was going to give a supernatural ability. For the remnant. To go out here and minister to people on the streets. Why do I have a big problem with him saying things like this? Talking about a whole nation. Or remnant. Because if you're listening to this. And you think this word is for you because you are the remnant. When it don't come to pass. It would destroy your faith. they put it this way. When God says. all creation. Mounds. Groans. Travels. For Jesus Christ second coming. And Paul said, even we ourselves. Travel. For the second coming. Do you believe this? You're a fool if you do. The church system. You know the system that trying to lie to you and manipulate you and take your money. The church system. What are they teaching the people? This is why the church system in revelations is called Babylon, the harlot, the Great Horror. Because she's sitting on a mountain. Never mind. Babylon. Go back and read this what I just wrote. If you think they're waiting, how come the church system keeps telling you hold the rapture? Could be any minute. How we can't wait for the rapture. I can't wait for Jesus to come back. correction, is not waiting for the second coming. Not waiting for Jesus to come back. The Jews aren't even waiting for. I shouldn't say that. Never mind. How many times have you heard? Why? I don't know about Jesus, but boy, I'm just on pins and needles waiting for them manifested sons of God. They don't even know about this verse. They read it, but they don't comprehend it. That's not talking about Jesus Christ second coming. It's talking about the manifestation of the sons of God. And that's not a rapture. They're not going anywhere. They're going to deliver the creation. How long is it going to take him? 1000 years? Huh.

[@NickTarterOKC]

"Pan" in pandemic and pandemonium isn't the root word. It's a prefix. The root words in this case are the words which follow the prefix. Total fail on that one. I wish these people would be more careful with the way they use words. To misuse language that bad in a so called prophecy really hurts prophetic ministry. On top of that, verse numbers are not inspired. They were added by people. Many so called prophets love to talk about verse numbers as if they are themselves cannon. The content of scripture is inspired, but not the peripherals which have been added to the text by Bible scholars to help us with our studies.

[@timvickers947]

The Third Point. About prophecy. You can't take. Holy writ. The scriptures. And read it verbatim. I'd say this is prophecy. God is a sovereign God. He could do what he wants. And sometimes. When we put God in the box. He'll show us just out. Side the box he can get. So yes, sometimes he could use. The written word. But if he does? Listen to me. If he does, use the written word. That's not a prophecy. Why? Probably has to be. A Rain Man. Not a written word. Rama. Not. Scriptures. The Scriptures are the logos. When we have a deposit of the logos in us. God will use that. To give us a Rama word for the people.

[@jayward1225]

I can't even watch past the first 15 minutes, calling Sid Roth a good guy and his show a good thing when just about everything that's on there is heretical and blasphemous? You're being way too kind and as a body of Christ, we need to do a better job of rebuking these people in a way that wakes up the deceived. Especially when Jesus warns us that there will be people who claim to prophesy in His name that He will cast away.

[@cliftonferrell7584]

I don’t think using gematria is wise,it was first used by the Babylonians and Assyrians and God said don’t do as the pagans do,also big in witch craft and new age

[@WiseWomanLola]

Pandemic means all people. Nothing to do with Pan.

[@Dadinspired]

Maybe one year you can include a prophecy that came undeniably came true, There has to be a least one out there....right? I don't believe any of this is the gift of prophecy described in scripture.

[@pedrocintron4279]

It’s “were” not “where”

[@sheilanewsome2683]

Host

[@timvickers947]

OK, one more thing. The number 20 means Redemption How do I know that The Bible explains the Bible oh my gonna show Gen 37:28 Then there passed by Midianites merchantmen; and they drew and lifted up Joseph out of the pit, and sold Joseph to the Ishmeelites for twenty pieces of silver: and they brought Joseph into Egyp in the Tabernacle. Get out of concordance. And look up silver. Silver means redemption. And it has to do with 20. OK. t.1 . It does have a meaning. If the number 7. Has a meaning. Doesn't makes logical sense that we can conclude. That every number. Has a meaning. Every name. Has a nature. God even put a book in the Bible called numbers. That was a joke. Numbers are important. God killed him off to put a multitude of people because David counted the people, numbered them. Because David can't number people. God only gives them a number. The number 6. Is the number of a man. How do we know that? But it says being calculate the number of a man 666. Set it right th OK, I'm done. ere in black and white. God created man. Under six day. talk, everyone. Easy. #40. If you read around the number 40. What is your conclusion? Right now just think #40. Where in the Bible does talk about #40? And probably 80% of the books in the Bible. The Bible was written by. Over 40 people. Angus 42. It was rent. It was rough. Written. It was red. Written. 4000 years. Alright, if you walk out from the time of Moses. Until Jesus. Ask 2000. But yet in every book in the word of God. It has every time you see the word 40 the number 40. What are they talking about? Watch the issue. It rained for 40 days and 40 nights. They were in the wilderness for 40 years. Jesus fasted for 40 days and 40 nights. The number 40 means. Test. Trials. Tribulations, fastings. Sufferings. Judgment. To put it all together. I call it. Wilderness. It was always something. Some kind of tribulation for 40 days, years, weeks, months, whatever. It always has suffering. What is talk about 40? Over 40. People wrote the Bible. 4th 1000 years. How could they? No. What one author? From another book. Said about 40. And so he says, let's see, I gotta, I gotta make a something about 40 something. I'm suffering. Yeah, I got 49 strides minus one.

[@MrRomanweb]

When it comes to “self-proclaimed” Prophets, many within the church are reasonably skeptical given an unforgiving track record of speaking on behalf of God. My question is, what accountability should be administered to a person who falsely speaks in His name? And not just once, but many times over? Do we just give a pass because they seem to do right in their ministries or preach a coherent Gospel? Scripture seems to adhere to severe consequences to “anyone” who say they are a prophet and make God to either be a Liar, a person who changes His mind, an author of confusion, and instills a spirit of fear. In all things, we should not be apathetic to accountability when a person speaks falsely in the name of God because they seem to be a nice person. This is how wolves get by.

[@marcusanthony488]

This is what you guys worry about? Geez

[@ELIASMARTUS]

Don't you have real prophetic words? Prophets who say thus says the Lord......these are all Mickey Mouse words, no substance, no ANOINTING at all. Troy Brewster should be History teacher.....

[@linkes28]

You should look at people like Amanda Grace and Chris Reed prophecies. To me these two are legitimate.