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7 Steps For Judging Prophecy
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1. By Their Fruits
2. Does It Glorify Christ?
3. Does It Agree With The Scriptures
4. Are Their Prophecies Fulfilled
5. Not All Prophecies Are Of God
6. Do The Prophecies Produce Liberty Or Bondage?
7. Anointing Abideth In You
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No age has been more in need of the Apostle John’s advice than ours: “Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world” (1 John 4:1).
Many voices call to modern man: “Follow us, follow us!” Unscrupulous cult leaders claim to have supernatural gifts or powers and promise to give peace and fulfillment to those who will follow them. But in reality, they only lead men and women into bondage and unscriptural practices.
In Seven Steps for Judging Prophecy, by Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin, you will learn:
How you as a Christian can sort out the genuine prophets from the false
How to judge prophecies in the light of the Word.
How to be led by the anointing that abides in you.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780892760244
ISBN10: 0892760249
Kenneth E. Hagin
Binding: Slim Line
Publisher: Faith Library Publications
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