How Should You Read Biblical Prophecy?

Are the prophecies in the Bible written for the people who first heard them? For us? For someone in the future? And how is the person they are written for supposed to read them? Dr. David Talley clearly and concisely explains both the focus of written prophecy as well as how NOT to read biblical prophecies.

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The Holy Spirit helps us to understand the already/not yet concept we are living in. Thank you Dr. Talley for guiding us about prophecies given by God in His word. This video is very helpful. BSF is definitely an anointed ministry.

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Huh?

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Unclear. Rambling...totally confusing.
God defines through scripture the end from the beginning and He wants us to know it. It proves the Bible as truth and God gave it to us to know Him, His purpose for us, and future. The Bible is God's plan for us from the beginning. This speaker gives the listener the impression to make prophecy whatever you will. God is not the author of confusion. Prophecy is real.

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Confuse...