Least you think it is not possible! Think of Einstein!

February 27, 2009 | Israel | Vetting explained

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Their are 12 lines of prophesy that men of God have been given throughout history, these experienced are list below in order of importance! This corresponds to the 12 tribes of Israel a value placed on the events being revealed. # Inspired actions # Inspired words # Allegorical # dream# revelations # Auditory# dream revelations # Audiovisual dream revelations/# human# speaker # Audiovisual dream revelations/# angelic# speaker # Audiovisual dream revelations/Divine speaker # Allegorical waking# vision

Auditory waking revelation # Audiovisual waking revelation/human speaker # Audiovisual waking revelation/angelic speaker # Audiovisual waking revelation/Divine speaker (that refers implicitly to Moses) The global phenomenon must therefore be narrowed down to the brain ability to leap from one area of space and time to another period of spacial time! Thus prophesy is a from of time travel. The ability to move ones thought in to another realm of events yet to come! This is the scientific explanation for forecasting the future. The prophetic experience is always bestowed on the individual, usually unprepared for the experience, by the Divine, and this often causes the

prophet to undergo travel, and often privations and persecution due to the unwelcome contents of the message he bring to those for whom it is intended. In the Christian New Testament prophecy is referred to as one of the spiritual gifts that accompany the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. From this many Christians believe that prophecy is the supernatural ability to receive and convey a message from God or the divine. The purpose of the message may be to "edify, exhort and comfort" the members of the church or an individual believer. In this context, prophecies contain predictions about the future. The Apostle Paul also teaches in Corinthians that prophecy is for the benefit of the whole Church and not just the individual exercising the gift.

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