La Parole du jour du 18 Mars 2016
La Parole du jour : Nous devons éprouver les prophéties (Troisième partie)
Vous pouvez écouter mes enseignements dans l’émission ISHIMWE qui passe à la radio Ivyizigiro (90.9 Mhz / 104.8 Mhz) tous les mercredis à 19h et tous les vendredis à 13h30.
C’est le moment de répondre à la grande question qui est « Comment éprouver les prophéties? ».
Comme promis, je vais vous donner les indicateurs pour démasquer les prophètes en comparant un vrai d’un faux prophète.
Premier indicateur : L’accomplissement de la prophétie
Comme je l’ai dit dans la deuxième partie, ceux qui fabriquent les faux billets font tout pour imiter les vrais pour attirer l’attention.
Quand un prophète parle, il parle de la part de Dieu. Ce qui veut dire que le message d’un prophète doit être respecté comme un message venant de Dieu. Nous savons tous que Dieu est omniscient (Il sait tout) et Il ne peut pas se tromper ou tâtonner.
Voici ce que disait Moïse concernant les prophéties : « Quand ce que dira le prophète n'aura pas lieu et n'arrivera pas, ce sera une parole que l'Éternel n'aura point dite. C'est par audace que le prophète l'aura dite: n'aie pas peur de lui » (Deutéronome 18 :22). Cette Parole est très forte ; Si un prophète s’aventure à annoncer une chose et que la chose n’arrive pas, le verset nous dit que ce sera une parole que l’Eternel n’aura point dite ! Je crois qu’il n’y a pas à spéculer là-dessus. Dans Jérémie 1 :12, Dieu dit : « je veille sur ma parole, pour l'exécuter ». Si Dieu a réellement dit une chose, Il veillera sur sa Parole et fera que la Parole s’accomplisse.
Si un prophète annonce une chose et qu’on voit le contraire ou que la chose ne s’accomplisse pas, ça veut dire que ce n’est pas l’Eternel qui l’ait dite car si c’était le cas, Il veillerait pour que la chose s’accomplisse. Dans ce cas, il s’agit d’une fausse prophétie et la fausse prophétie est annoncée par un faux prophète. Néanmoins, il y’a de vrais serviteurs de Dieu qui s’aventurent à prophétiser d’eux-mêmes mais quand ils réalisent que leurs prophéties ne s’accomplissent pas, ils se rétractent et cessent de prophétiser. Mais ceux qui persévèrent dans les mensonges (fausses prophéties) ne sont pas des serviteurs de Jésus.
Si c’est le cas, pourquoi les faux prophètes sont toujours écoutés malgré les choses qui ne s’accomplissent pas ? Comme je l’ai dit dans la deuxième partie, celui qui fabrique des faux billets essaie d’imiter les vrais. Les faux prophètes ne disent pas que des mensonges. Il arrive qu’ils disent les choses et que les choses s’accomplissent exactement selon la prophétie. C’est donc l’accomplissement de ces choses qui encourage les personnes désespérées qui ont perdu la foi dans le Seigneur. Ils te diront : « C’est vrai que ceci n’était pas accompli mais un jour il m’a dit une chose et la chose s’est accomplie ». C’est la stratégie du diable d’encourager les chrétiens à placer leur confiance dans un faux prophète en leur montrant qu’un jour il a dit une chose et la chose s’est accomplie. Avant d’être converti, j’ai consulté un sorcier et certaines des choses qu’il m’a dites étaient vraies. Donc, même les faux prophètes peuvent dire des choses qui s’accomplissent mais il y’aura toujours celles qui ne s’accompliront pas car la bouche d’un faux prophète doit absolument produire des mensonges. Un vrai prophète ne dit que la vérité et rien que la vérité. Si une bouche produit quelques mensonges, ne perds pas ton temps à l’écouter.
Dans la quatrième partie, je vous montrerai ce qui peut bloquer l’accomplissement de la prophétie de Dieu et vous aurez d’autres indicateurs pour tester les prophéties.
Chris Ndikumana
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English Translation
We need to test prophecies (Part 3)
It's time to answer the big question which is "How to test prophecies?"
As promised, I will give you the indicators to unmask the prophets by comparing a false to a true prophet.
First indicator: The fulfillment of a prophecy
As I said in the second part, those who make counterfeit notes do everything to imitate the real ones in order to get your attention.
When a prophet speaks, he speaks from God. This means that the prophet’s message must be respected as a message from God. We all know that God is omniscient (He knows everything) and He cannot make a mistake or fumble.
Here is what Moses said concerning prophecies: " When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him"(Deuteronomy 18: 22). This Word is very powerful; If a prophet adventures in announcing one thing and the thing does not happen, the verse tells us that the prophet has spoken it presumptuously which means that it is not what the Lord has spoken. I believe that there is nothing to speculate on that. In Jeremiah 1: 12, God says, “I am ready to perform my word". If God really said something, He would be ready to perform his word.
If a prophet announces something and you see the opposite or the thing is not fulfilled, that means that it is not the Lord who spoke because if it was so, he would be ready to perform it. In that case, it is a false prophecy and a false prophecy is announced by a false prophet. However, there are true servants of God who venture in prophesying by themselves but when they realize that their prophecies are not fulfilled, they step back and stop prophesying. But those who persevere in lies (false prophecies) are not servants of Jesus.
If this is the case, why false prophets are always listened in spite of the things that are not fulfilled? As I said in the second part of the teaching, those who make counterfeit money try to imitate the real ones. False prophets do not only tell lies. Sometimes they say things and things are accomplished exactly as prophesied. It is the fulfillment of those things that encourages desperate people who have lost faith in the Lord. They will tell you: "It's true that this was not done but one day he told me one thing and the thing was done". This is the strategy of the devil to encourage Christians to put their trust in a false prophet by showing them that one day he said one thing and the thing was done. Before being converted, I consulted a wizard and some of what he told me was true. Therefore, even false prophets may say things that are accomplished but there will always be things that will not be accomplished because the mouth of a false prophet must absolutely produces lies. A true prophet says the truth and nothing but the truth. If a mouth produces some lies, do not waste your time listening.
In the fourth part, I will show you what can block the fulfillment of God’s prophecy and you will have other indicators to test prophecies.
Chris Ndikumana
As promised, I will give you the indicators to unmask the prophets by comparing a false to a true prophet.
First indicator: The fulfillment of a prophecy
As I said in the second part, those who make counterfeit notes do everything to imitate the real ones in order to get your attention.
When a prophet speaks, he speaks from God. This means that the prophet’s message must be respected as a message from God. We all know that God is omniscient (He knows everything) and He cannot make a mistake or fumble.
Here is what Moses said concerning prophecies: " When a prophet speaks in the name of the Lord, if the thing does not happen or come to pass, that is the thing which the Lord has not spoken; the prophet has spoken it presumptuously; you shall not be afraid of him"(Deuteronomy 18: 22). This Word is very powerful; If a prophet adventures in announcing one thing and the thing does not happen, the verse tells us that the prophet has spoken it presumptuously which means that it is not what the Lord has spoken. I believe that there is nothing to speculate on that. In Jeremiah 1: 12, God says, “I am ready to perform my word". If God really said something, He would be ready to perform his word.
If a prophet announces something and you see the opposite or the thing is not fulfilled, that means that it is not the Lord who spoke because if it was so, he would be ready to perform it. In that case, it is a false prophecy and a false prophecy is announced by a false prophet. However, there are true servants of God who venture in prophesying by themselves but when they realize that their prophecies are not fulfilled, they step back and stop prophesying. But those who persevere in lies (false prophecies) are not servants of Jesus.
If this is the case, why false prophets are always listened in spite of the things that are not fulfilled? As I said in the second part of the teaching, those who make counterfeit money try to imitate the real ones. False prophets do not only tell lies. Sometimes they say things and things are accomplished exactly as prophesied. It is the fulfillment of those things that encourages desperate people who have lost faith in the Lord. They will tell you: "It's true that this was not done but one day he told me one thing and the thing was done". This is the strategy of the devil to encourage Christians to put their trust in a false prophet by showing them that one day he said one thing and the thing was done. Before being converted, I consulted a wizard and some of what he told me was true. Therefore, even false prophets may say things that are accomplished but there will always be things that will not be accomplished because the mouth of a false prophet must absolutely produces lies. A true prophet says the truth and nothing but the truth. If a mouth produces some lies, do not waste your time listening.
In the fourth part, I will show you what can block the fulfillment of God’s prophecy and you will have other indicators to test prophecies.
Chris Ndikumana
On a l'impression qu'il emboîte le pas au discours du Ministre de l'intérieur du burundi qui parle des prophéties mais en sachant qu'il s'en prend à Eglise Catholique du Burundi.
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