La Parole du jour du 16 Mars 2016
La Parole du jour : Nous devons éprouver les prophéties (Première partie)
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Les hommes veulent naturellement savoir à quoi ressemble le lendemain. Ceux qui n’ont pas Jésus consultent les sorciers ou les voyants tandis que les chrétiens consultent les prophètes mais les deux veulent avoir des informations concernant leur avenir.
Avant tout, nous devons comprendre le but d’une prophétie. La prophétie est tout simplement un message de Dieu pour informer, guider, édifier et corriger son peuple. Cependant, il y’a une grande différence entre les prophéties de l’ancien testament et celles du nouveau testament.
Dans l’ancien testament, Dieu envoyait toujours un prophète pour informer son peuple et tout le monde devait l’écouter et suivre à la lettre ses instructions. Par contre, dans le nouveau testament, Dieu informe son peuple à travers le Saint-Esprit qui réside dans le corps du croyant. C’est pour cela que Jésus a dit que le Saint-Esprit nous annoncera des choses à venir (Jean 16 :13).
En lisant l’ancien et le nouveau testament, il est clair que dans le nouveau testament, Dieu informe rarement son peuple par le moyen des prophètes comme c’était le cas de l’ancien testament. Si vous lisez cet enseignement jusqu’à la fin, vous comprendrez clairement que notre époque est totalement différente de l’époque de Moïse car aujourd’hui la loi est spirituelle et non charnelle. Dieu n’est plus limité dans un tabernacle mais Il est dans notre corps qui est son temple. Ce qui veut dire que dans le nouveau testament, la plupart de nos messages divins nous sont souvent adressés directement et rarement à travers les prophètes. Je l’affirme parce que c’est ce que je vois dans la bible et plus particulièrement dans le livre des actes des apôtres. Dieu parlait souvent à travers la Parole (prédications et différentes lettres des apôtres) mais il arrivait également qu’Il parle à travers les Prophètes.
Dans l’ancien testament, un prophète de Dieu devait être écouté dans le silence et tout le monde était censé obéir et exécuter la prophétie sans aucune discussion parce le Saint-Esprit visitait le prophète pendant la prophétie. Mais aujourd’hui, dans le nouveau testament, la bible nous donne le droit d’examiner toute la prophétie et retenir seulement ce qui est bon (1 Thessaloniciens 5 :20-21) parce que nous avons le Saint-Esprit en nous. En fait, c’est le même Saint-Esprit dans le prophète qui est également en nous et c’est Lui qui nous aide à discerner si la prophétie est vraie ou fausse.
Mon objectif est de donner au peuple de Dieu les outils nécessaires pour démasquer les faux prophètes (sans les juger) qui se cachent dans l’Eglise derrière la Parole de Dieu. Ces outils se trouvent dans la bible et le diable ne veut pas que nous les découvrions.
A suivre dans la deuxième partie
Chris Ndikumana
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English Translation
We need to test prophecies (Part 1)
Men naturally want to know how the next day looks. Those who do not have Jesus consult witchdoctors or seers while Christians consult Prophets but both want to have information about their future.
Above all, we must understand the purpose of a prophecy. A prophecy is simply a message from God to inform, guide, edify and correct his people. However, there is a big difference between the prophecies of the Old Testament and those of the New Testament.
In the Old Testament, God always sent a prophet to inform his people, and everyone had to listen and follow his instructions exactly as it was said. In the contrary, in the New Testament, God informs his people through the Holy Spirit who resides in the body of the believer. This is why Jesus said that the Holy Spirit will tell us things to come (John 16: 13).
In reading the Old and New Testament, it is clear that in the New Testament, God rarely informed his people by means of the prophets as it was the case of the Old Testament. If you read this teaching until the end, you will clearly understand that our time is totally different to the time of Moses because today the law is spiritual and not carnal. God is no longer limited in a tabernacle, but He is in our body which is his temple. This means that in the New Testament, most of our divine messages are often sent directly to us and rarely through the prophets. I say this because this is what I see in the Bible and especially in the book of Acts. God often spoke through the Word (preaching and different letters of the apostles) but it also happened that he spoke through prophets. We also need to understand that there is a difference between a gift and a ministry of prophecy (I will talk about it in the teaching).
Above all, we must understand the purpose of a prophecy. A prophecy is simply a message from God to inform, guide, edify and correct his people. However, there is a big difference between the prophecies of the Old Testament and those of the New Testament.
In the Old Testament, God always sent a prophet to inform his people, and everyone had to listen and follow his instructions exactly as it was said. In the contrary, in the New Testament, God informs his people through the Holy Spirit who resides in the body of the believer. This is why Jesus said that the Holy Spirit will tell us things to come (John 16: 13).
In reading the Old and New Testament, it is clear that in the New Testament, God rarely informed his people by means of the prophets as it was the case of the Old Testament. If you read this teaching until the end, you will clearly understand that our time is totally different to the time of Moses because today the law is spiritual and not carnal. God is no longer limited in a tabernacle, but He is in our body which is his temple. This means that in the New Testament, most of our divine messages are often sent directly to us and rarely through the prophets. I say this because this is what I see in the Bible and especially in the book of Acts. God often spoke through the Word (preaching and different letters of the apostles) but it also happened that he spoke through prophets. We also need to understand that there is a difference between a gift and a ministry of prophecy (I will talk about it in the teaching).
In the Old Testament, a God’s prophet had to be listened in silence and everybody was supposed to obey and execute the prophecy without any discussion because the Holy Spirit visited the prophet during the prophecy. But today, in the New Testament, the Bible gives us the right to review all prophecies and only keep what is good (1 Thessalonians 5: 20-21) because we have the Holy Spirit within us. In fact it is the same Holy Spirit in the prophet that is in us and He helps us to discern whether the prophecy is true or false.
My goal is to give to God's people the tools to unmask the false prophets (without judging them) that hide in the Church behind the Word of God. These tools are in the Bible and the devil does not want us to discover them.
To be continued in Part 2
Chris Ndikumana
My goal is to give to God's people the tools to unmask the false prophets (without judging them) that hide in the Church behind the Word of God. These tools are in the Bible and the devil does not want us to discover them.
To be continued in Part 2
Chris Ndikumana
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