Pastor Bob discusses the different types of prophets in the Bible, their characteristics, and the ability to hear the voice of God. He highlights the importance of being humble, hungry, and honoring the voice of God to receive prophetic revelations. Pastor Bob shares personal experiences of the various ways God has spoken to him through feelings, knowing, vague pictures, impressions, and other prophetic experiences. The key emphasis is on the importance of being attuned to God’s voice and understanding the different modes in which He can communicate.

Highlights
🔍 The different types of prophets mentioned in the Bible, including the Nabi, Rohi, Shemar, Hoseh, Nataph, and the Greek terms like the prophetess and false prophets.
🔍 The importance of hearing the voice of God and the biblical basis for it, as mentioned in John 10:27 and John 12:27-30.
🔍 The need to align the prophetic words with the written Word of God, as the Logos and the prophetic should be in harmony.
🔍 The realization that God’s “native language” is not necessarily in King James English, and the importance of prophesying in one’s common language.
🔍 The principle that God hides His word from the prideful, and the need to be humble and hungry to hear His voice.
🔍 The understanding that dreams and visions are often metaphorical, and the importance of seeking God’s interpretation.
🔍 The various prophetic revelatory experiences, including feelings, knowing, vague pictures, impressions, and other supernatural encounters.