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The usual way... Hearing from Him about it.

Yes is denies the Omniscience of God.

I asked GPT who its authors are - the response was 'forbidden to tell you' So not only moral brainwashing, but anonymous to boot !

Are you aware of the controversy around Sanders? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_E._Sanders

The dictionary does not define foretelling as fortune telling. Matthew 16:21 Jesus Foretells His Death From that time Jesus began to show His disciples that He must go to Jerusalem, and suffer many things from the elders and chief priests and scribes, and be killed, and be raised up on the...

foretelling predict (the future or a future event). "a seer had foretold that the earl would assume the throne"

Is this not foretelling? proclaiming what is about to happen?

Here is an example of how it works today. Some years back I was just leaving church and I got a call on my cell phone. It was a close friend who had some other friends around at his house and they were having 'great a time of fellowship'. He invited me and my fiancée to join them. There was a...

Samuel and Saul... Samual could see what would happen, and shared considerable detail of future events with Saul. 1 Sam 10 10 Then Samuel took a vial of oil, and poured it upon his head, and kissed him, and said, Is it not because the Lord hath anointed thee to be captain over his...

Scripture records John's revelation as a prophesy.

So a NT prophet called by God and recognised as such by the Church, although the fellowship of the prophets seems to be at times seperate from the local church and itinerant. Yet Paul gives instruction to folks bringing a prophetic word in the local fellowship in which the spirit of the prophets...

In the case of John's Revelation, Scripture records it as a prophesy.

We seem to be hearing that one who brings a prophesy is not necessarily a prophet. Even worse - one who is called a prophet is not a prophet.

Yes - spiritual discernment is critical and the absence of that one factor gives rise to the miriad of opinions on CF. So folks generally follow what they are taught and the opinions remain.

You missed the question mark at the end - I was not presenting a proof. I was inviting Peterlag to define what a NT prophet is.

Welcome Hillsage - great to have you on board.

Friend, you have insisted that JB never foretold and clearly have no Scriptural support for this assertion. He was called a Prophet as @Wrangler pointed out.

Things would be a lot more clear if you defined Prophet in a New Testament sense as requested. What Scripture proves John the Baptist never foretold anything or is this just a theory...

Amen to that... He speaks clearly, sometimes through visions and dreams, sometimes direct. When He speaks 'in riddles' the meaning is always revealed.

Yes - you have nicely touched on quite a few issues but have made a few assumptions based on 'non-mention' For example, stating that John the Baptist never foretold anything in His life is not supported by Scripture and he clearly foretold that Jesus would take away the sins of the world. This...