by Selasi Agbesi | Oct 27, 2019 | blog
Jacob had a choice to make. Esau is theology. Esau went out and did what he knew, and when you go out to do what you know rather than staying to do what you feel, it takes you too long to come back. Jacob flowed by revelation, even though that revelation was...
by Selasi Agbesi | Oct 26, 2019 | blog, Prophecology
It’s all about Jesus. The prophetic word’s purpose is to glorify God. A prophetic word will bless and benefit you, for sure, but it’s not about you. The moment you find interpretation for a prophetic word that is self-centered, then you are bound to miss the point...
by Selasi Agbesi | Oct 23, 2019 | blog, Prophecology
Prophets are incapable of revealing the big picture on their own. Each prophecy is part and parcel of generations of prophetic words that the Holy Spirit has enabled prophets to speak, whether through the spirit of prophecy, or through the office of the prophet....
by Selasi Agbesi | Oct 20, 2019 | blog, Prophecology
The prophets in the Bible were masterful storytellers. In order to understand the language of prophecy, we need to diligently study several literary and linguistic features of prophecy. Most of the time, the language of prophecy is not black and white. In the...
by Selasi Agbesi | Oct 16, 2019 | blog, Prophecology
We can never fully comprehend the mind of God. Thus, the attempt to understand prophecy cannot be completely accomplished by a human being. When we engage prophecy, we must respect it as a genre in Scripture that hosts interpretative challenges. Nevertheless, we need...