Suddenly Prophetic
Suddenly Prophetic
SUDDENLY
PROPHETIC
Everyone in the prophetic flow
(Prophetic for dummies)
PS: You are not a dummy o abeg.
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DEDICATION
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PREFACE................................................................. 5
EVERYONE CANNOT PROPHESY........................11
YOU WERE BORN HEARING GOD........................ 29
WHY DID YOU DOUBT?........................................ 39
PROPHETIC TOOL KITS....................................... 49
RUSTY BLADES, BROKEN HANDLES.................. 54
FINDING YOUR DEFAULT..................................... 59
ACTIVATIONS 1.................................................... 77
PROPHESY SON OF MAN.................................... 87
TRAINING GROUNDS: PRACTISING THE
PROPHETIC IN A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT...... 92
YOU WILL MISS O!................................................99
CONCLUSION..................................................... 102
THE REAL........................................................... 106
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PREFACE
I know once you see the title, you will say I like
trouble. Especially if you are Nigerian and know of
my track record with this title and the crooners of it.
You are not wrong. I like trouble. I think this is why
God called me in the first place. I think God needed
someone who liked trouble.
I know what you think. I know you think, ‘this boy
has not seen any trouble in this life, that is why he is
saying this rubbish’. But you do not know my life,
neither do you know the things my eyes have seen.
I am a young man who has lived a very ‘eventful’
life. However, I am happy that you think I do not
know trouble. It pays me that you underestimate
me.
Trust me.
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hands on this material— the Prophetic flow will
erupt again.
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Before we start, how did the idea come?
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And everything I do now is about sharing that
beautiful, simple relationship with anyone willing to
listen.
As for the title, the cover art, the release date... well,
that’s just my mischievous side having some fun.
Nothing too deep, unless you want to make a big
deal of it. In that case, you might just need this
book to learn how to survive people like me.
In simple terms:
This book is my humble attempt to bring a precious
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gift of the Holy Spirit—the prophetic—out of the
thick fog of mystery with which many have veiled it,
and put it right into the hands of everyday believers.
I truly believe that every born-again Christian should
be able to prophesy. It’s not a ‘special-people-only’
thing. I believe that when we don’t regularly
prophesy, we’re short-changing ourselves and the
church of something vital for edification.
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Part One
Old Truths, New Stories.
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CHAPTER 1
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especially if what is said contradicts the word of
God. If I see it in the Bible, I agree fully, no questions
asked. I’m willing to let go of any old ideas, no matter
how attached I was to them. God’s word is final, and
it’s more than enough for me!"
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"Let’s find a prophet," they said, "maybe he can help
us locate the donkeys."
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calling my friends, but no one picked up (they were
already in class with the pastor). So there I was,
standing on this random road, not knowing where
to turn. But then, I used something I had practiced
for years: A method by the Spirit of God that literally
guided me, like an invisible hand, straight to the
front door of the house. No map, no call, no asking
strangers, just divine navigation. And this didn’t
happen because I am a prophet. It happened
because I learned how God works, and how to lean
into that flow for remarkable results.
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2 When thou art departed from me to day, then thou
shalt find two men by Rachel's sepulchre in the
border of Benjamin at Zelzah; and they will say unto
thee, The asses which thou wentest to seek are
found: and, lo, thy father hath left the care of the
asses, and sorroweth for you, saying, What shall I do
for my son?
4 And they will salute thee, and give thee two loaves
of bread; which thou shalt receive of their hands.
6 And the Spirit of the LORD will come upon thee, and
thou shalt prophesy with them, and shalt be turned
into another man.
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One thing I really love about this story is the
wording. It didn’t say “Saul became a prophet.” I’m
so glad it didn’t say that. What prophet Samuel
actually told Saul was, “You shall prophesy with
them, and be turned into a new man.” You shall
prophesy with them. A few verses later, when
people saw Saul prophesying, they were shocked.
They said, “What is this that has come upon the son
of Kish? Is Saul also among the prophets?”
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‘The toil of a fool wearies him, for he does not know
the way to the city.’
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authenticity. We have mistaken sincerity for
accuracy. We have equated popularity with truth.
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Some of us are so accustomed to certain
temperaments that we discard truth when it comes
in unfamiliar packages. A man who speaks softly
and calmly may win our ears, even if he preaches
error. Another who speaks boldly and fiercely may
repel us, even when he carries the word of life, but
we must grow beyond the shallows of fleshly
preferences. We must ask, with hearts trembling
before God: "Is this consistent with the eternal
counsel of Scripture?" "Is this what God has truly
said?"
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Christ did not die to leave us infants. He died to
make us sons—sons who are led by the Spirit and
not by emotions. He died to make us sons who are
anchored in the Word, not the wisdom of men.
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Now, having laid this foundation of truth and
urgency, let us move forward. Let us open the
Scriptures and examine two more powerful
witnesses—two pieces of evidence written in the
Word that will further anchor and solidify our
understanding.
(Acts 2:16-17)
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ambition. This is the decree of the Almighty God
Himself.
No.
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None!
Arrrrgh!
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with a precision that has left me in holy awe. Yes, a
child, full of energy, often singing along to
Cocomelon or caught up in the adventures of Paw
Patrol. Yet, out of that tender frame, with the
background noise of cartoons, would come sudden
utterances of piercing prophetic accuracy.
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And I believe God.
(Acts 2:16-17)
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"In the last days," says God, "I will pour out my Spirit
upon all flesh." And true to His word, He did exactly
that. On the day of Pentecost, recorded in Acts
chapter 2, the Spirit of God was poured out, without
measure, without hesitation, upon all who believed.
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days." He did not say, "This power came because we
tarried long enough to impress Heaven."
No! He said no such thing.
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No.
He has already been released. The Spirit has been
given, and His ministry is ongoing.
Selah.
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CHAPTER 2
Hear me: before you ever cried your first cry, before
you took your first step, you were designed by God
to hear Him. It is in your spiritual DNA. You were
wired for His voice, crafted for communion, and
shaped for fellowship.
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days of fasting before God even clears His throat
toward them. Lies! Lies that need to be unlearned.
Let’s go.
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27 So God created man in his own image, in the
image of God created he him; male and female
created he them.
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Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and
subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea,
and over the fowl of the air, and over every living
thing that moveth upon the earth.
29 And God said, Behold, I have given you every herb
bearing seed, which is upon the face of all the earth,
and every tree, in the which is the fruit of a tree
yielding seed; to you it shall be for meat.
30 And to every beast of the earth, and to every fowl
of the air, and to every thing that creepeth upon the
earth, wherein there is life, I have given every green
herb for meat: and it was so.
(Genesis 1:26-30 King James Version)
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He didn’t even wait for Adam to “mature” or
“ascend” before opening His mouth. No!
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5 But unto Cain and to his offering he had not
respect. And Cain was very wroth, and his
countenance fell.
6 And the Lord said unto Cain, Why art thou wroth?
and why is thy countenance fallen?
7 If thou doest well, shalt thou not be accepted? and
if thou doest not well, sin lieth at the door. And unto
thee shall be his desire, and thou shalt rule over him.
8 And Cain talked with Abel his brother: and it came
to pass, when they were in the field, that Cain rose up
against Abel his brother, and slew him.
9 And the Lord said unto Cain, Where is Abel thy
brother? And he said, I know not: Am I my brother's
keeper?
10 And he said, What hast thou done? the voice of
thy brother's blood crieth unto me from the ground.
(Genesis 4:3-10 King James Version)
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Sometimes, we make it seem like God ONLY speaks
after a long fast, or after the accomplishment of a
great feat. Here, Cain’s heart was in serious conflict
and in darkness. Yet, here HE HEARS GOD. It shows
that God does not only speak during our
VICTORIES, but even during our struggles.
That’s the first thing. That’s the first AMAZING
THING.
God spoke!
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Let that sink in.
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The Evidence of Cornelius
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salvation. He wasn’t “born again” the way we know
it now.
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If Cornelius could jump from zero to vision-level
accuracy without even being "born again," what
about you — blood-washed, Spirit-filled, child of
God?
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CHAPTER 3
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Everything was aligned. Desire. Prophetic word.
Faith.
Manifestation. The full combo.
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seeing. What you fix your inner eyes on, you
empower.
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22:17).
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someone else’s walk on water so that our
imagination is baptized in possibility. Faith is
caught, not just taught, and discipleship plants the
right images in the soul.
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to hear, or distort your confidence by telling you
that everyone who ‘hears God’ is playing parlor
tricks or is using black magic. If your inner eyes are
filled with fear-based pictures, then it is no wonder
why your spiritual perception feels blurry.
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mum was about to leave for work (having gotten us
ready for the day), she suddenly turned to us and
said, “Ah! I had a dream overnight. You people
cannot stay in this house today.”
Gone!
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You grow up knowing that the prophetic is not
hype. It’s not emotionalism. It’s not guesswork. It’s
real. It’s practical. It’s powerful and it protects.
Philippians 4:8 gives us the standard: “Whatsoever
things are true, whatsoever things are honest, just,
pure, lovely, of good report… if there be any virtue,
and if there be any praise, think on these things.”
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That’s how to guard your prophetic lens. That’s how
to keep your inner image clear. Think on these kinds
of things where the prophetic is concerned. Feed
your faith, not your fear. Let your imagination be
trained by the Word, not warped by the world,
because what you see will soon become what you
expect. And what you expect… will begin to
manifest.
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Part Two
New Assignment, Old
Tools.
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CHAPTER 4
THE HEART
"Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the
issues of life." (Proverbs 4:23).
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not just important, it is the door into a man’s life.
That’s why the scriptures say, “Guard your heart with
all diligence, for out of it are the issues of life.” In
other words, your heart is the gateway through
which your life is shaped.
THE EYES
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“The eyes of your understanding being enlightened;
that ye may know what is the hope of his calling...”
(Ephesians 1:18).
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subconscious, waiting for a moment to influence
you positively or negatively. This is why a prophetic
person must become intentional about curating
their visual diet. You can’t feed on careless images,
worldly definitions of spirituality, or compromising
content and still expect clarity in the spirit.
THE EARS
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“There are, it may be, so many kinds of voices in the
world, and none of them is without signification.” (1st
Corinthians 14:10)
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12 Then said the Lord unto me, Thou hast well seen:
for I will hasten my word to perform it.
(Jeremiah 1:11-12)
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dulled by distraction, contaminated by offense, or
clogged by wrong doctrine or emotional imbalance,
what was intended as a pure signal from heaven
becomes distorted noise on earth.
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with God’s truth? If not, avoid them. Scripture
encourages us to set our minds on things above
(Colossians 3:2) and meditate on things that are
pure and praiseworthy (Philippians 4:8).
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our hearts, for it is the wellspring of life (Proverbs
4:23). A heart full of peace, love, and humility will
better hear and interpret God’s voice.
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Part Three
Let’s get our hands
dirty!
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CHAPTER 6
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Here’s the truth: the dreamer isn’t less than the one
who sees open visions, neither is the one who
receives impressions in his heart lower than the
one who hears an audible voice. Dreams, visions,
trances, impressions, even prophetic pictures and
knowings, are all media. They’re tools God uses. It’s
not the tool that matters most. It’s the one who is
using the tool.
Wait…
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The Bible is not just another method; it is the
foundation. It’s the plumb line. The measuring rod.
It is the one voice of God that does not shift with
seasons or emotions. If you're going to grow in
hearing God, this must be the first place you learn
to hear Him. The scriptures must train your ear.
Perceptions
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Let me show you how my mind works a little. I like
definitions. I really do. They help me make sense of
spiritual things. Definitions give language to
perception. But I also like divisions. Not the bad
kind. I'm talking about mental categories. They help
you put things where they belong. They stop
everything from becoming a jumbled mess in your
spiritual understanding.
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The Signal was the actual images—seven fat cows,
then seven lean cows. That’s the message trying to
get across.
Makes sense?
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Why is this important?
Media
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Let’s break it down.
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Let’s not get caught up in unnecessities. We’re
learning to walk with God, not to win a debate.
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Samuel is what I call an auditory prophet. His
prophetic flow came primarily through sound. That
was his lane. His spiritual ears were sharp.
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The Feeling Medium
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Let’s look at a Bible example.
(Luke 24:30-32)
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It wasn’t a vision. It wasn’t a booming voice. It was
a burning heart.
(Acts 14:8-10)
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But while he was preaching, he looked at the man…
and perceived something.
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9 Whether is it easier to say to the sick of the palsy,
Thy sins be forgiven thee; or to say, Arise, and take
up thy bed, and walk?
(Mark 2:7-9)
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I’ve called names. Found lost documents.
Discovered hidden things — not by sight or sound —
by a feeling. Sometimes it’s as subtle as looking at
someone and thinking, “She looks like a Kemi I once
knew,” and asking her, “Is your name Kemi?” And
boom— she says yes.
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How has God been speaking to you? Pay attention.
Start taking notes. Every impression. Every dream.
Every inner nudge. Every flash of insight. Don’t just
shrug them off. Document them. Track the
patterns. Train your sensitivity because the
prophetic journey doesn't begin with new
information. It begins with recognizing what God
has already been saying.
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2. Fear - Few things inhibit prophetic flow like
fear. Fear is subtle, but it's efficient. First, it
keeps you quiet. Then, if you manage to
speak, it limits you to only the ‘safe’ and
predictable.
I remember in my early days, I would
sometimes perceive something
prophetically, but I’d keep silent out of fear.
Then, after it played out, I’d say, “Something
told me.” Fear doesn’t just steal accuracy. It
steals boldness.
3. Noise - Yes, a man can prophesy in a noisy
room. Jesus did it often. But the noise I’m
talking about here is internal noise. The inner
chaos that follows us into even the quietest
spaces. The noise of unresolved offenses.
The noise of bitterness. The noise of
unfulfilled dreams and ambitions. The noise
of self-hate and discontentment. The
prophet must learn to quiet the soul. A
cluttered heart will always muffle a clear
signal.
4. Wrong Doctrine - I could shout this one from the
rooftops. The people you listen to — their
teachings, their lens, their emphasis — will
ultimately determine the possibilities available to
you. Jesus once warned His disciples, “Beware
of the leaven of the Pharisees.” He likened
doctrine to food. If food can nourish, food can
also poison. If you consume corrupt teaching, it
will corrupt your spiritual senses. I remember a
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season in my life when I regularly received
prophetic visions— often about tests and exams.
These helped me prepare well. But I later joined
a circle of young believers whose leader insisted
those kinds of visions were not from God, but
from Satan. At first, I resisted. Over time, as I
kept listening, the argument became more
convincing, and eventually, the visions stopped.
Thanks be unto God who restores lost things!
But the lesson remains: doctrine can damage
your sensitivity. Be very intentional about what
you hear, who you listen to, and what you
accept. Poor doctrine is a guaranteed glitch in
your prophetic medium.
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CHAPTER 7
ACTIVATIONS 1
1. Tongues
(1 Corinthians 14:14).
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“What if this isn’t God?”
“What if you’re just being emotional?”
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Don’t just study the result, study the man
or woman. What were they doing before
the word came? What posture were they
in?
Bold?
Reluctant?
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All things were made by him; and without
him was not any thing made that was
made.”
(John 1:1–3)
3. Journaling
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There was a way I used to journal in the early days. I
would buy a special book and a pen. Not just any
book and pen o! These were sacred items. I never
used them for anything else except archiving the
words of the Lord to me.
They carried weight. They carried purpose.
They were my reminder that God speaks and I must
be ready.
Get a journal.
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How to Journal Accurately
1. Dedicate It
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c. Scripture Light
– Record scriptures that jump out at you during
prayer or reading.
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for the boldness to obey (if there is a word you are
to obey). Also, thank God for the confirmations.
4. Pictures
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What you see long enough, you begin to believe.
What you believe strongly enough, you begin to
experience.
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prophetic mastery, you must surround yourself with
prophetic images, prophetic sounds, and prophetic
testimonies. These are not just videos, they are
spiritual portals. They stir up hunger. They build
faith. They break limitations.
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CHAPTER 8
(Ezekiel 37:4-5)
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God could have spoken to the bones Himself, but
He didn’t. He chose a man. He chose a voice. He
chose prophecy.
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everything looks dry, and may your spirit be stirred
to say, “Hear the Word of the Lord!”
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The Lord said to Ezekiel: “Prophesy, son of man!”
Not when you feel ready, not when the theology is
perfect, but now. In the moment. In the tension. In
the risk.
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Part Four
Let’s go Deeper.
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CHAPTER 9
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the whole Body. Join a church. Serve. Be pastored.
Be accountable. You are not a prophet to the
church if you are not first a member of the church.
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The Spirit of the prophet is subject to the prophet.
That means you must be subject to leadership,
order, and timing. Your moment will come, but it
must come in order.
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the picture and expects you to walk with Him on the
rest.
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I had only seen half the vision. If I had asked, “I see
someone being stabbed. What does this mean to
you?” I could have saved him the shame and myself
the error.
Friend, wait.
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Don’t be in a hurry to move on after God gives you a
word of knowledge. Wait to hear His heart. After He
opens the door of revelation, ask Him, “Lord, what
else is on Your mind for this person?” Ask for a
word of wisdom. Ask for a word of comfort. Ask for
something that will strengthen and build the soul of
the one receiving.
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This is why the prophet must be especially watchful
of his heart.
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CHAPTER 10
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questions. You start leaning in. You start listening
with more reverence. That, right there, is growth.
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Shame will make you silent. And silence will bury
your prophetic voice.
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CONCLUSION
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of love and intimacy with the Father. It’s walking
with God. It’s hearing and speaking. It’s partnering
with Heaven to edify, strengthen, and encourage
people.
● Obedience
● Humility
● Practice
● Environment
● Patience
● Submission
● Character
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stewarded well if you are going to flow accurately
and consistently in the prophetic.
PRACTICE!
Yes, you heard me. Practice. Try again. Speak
again. Pray again. Write it down again. Ask again.
Wait again. Look for opportunities to serve with
your prophetic gift. Use the techniques I shared in
this book. Use the question technique. This is the
most practical and easiest book on prophecy you’ve
ever read.
And lastly:
DOCUMENT
Write your journey. Track your mistakes. Record
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your victories. Note your impressions. Don’t trust
your memory. Keep a prophetic journal. You’ll thank
yourself later.
Peace.
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CHAPTER 12
THE REAL
You made it here— well done. Before you go any
further, I must tell you this important disclaimer
about the things you will see in the following pages.
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William Marrion Branham
Kenneth E. Hagin
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Charles Capps
Jack Coe
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A. A. Allen
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Archbishop Benson Idahosa
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Moses Tunolase Orimolade
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Agnes Okoh (Odozi Obodo)
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Padre Pio
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Alexander Dowie
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Maria Woodworth Etter
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William J. Seymour
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