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Does a New Testament prophet need to be 100% correct? | Interview with NorthWest Prophetic

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This week we have a cross-generational chat with our friend who goes by the name Nor'west or Northwest Prophetic on social media. On this week's show you'll enjoy learning about a man who's pastored several times in the past and has an interesting calling and perspective on the Northwest region of the United States. Topics covered today: Can we see similarities between the "organic movement" during the 70s and the modern day millennials who are disinterested in "institutional" church? Do prophecies have multiple fulfillments, like "repeats"? How do we process it when credible well-known prophetic leaders have conflicting prophetic words? Is one person right and the other wrong? Or are both hearing pieces of a puzzle that compliment the other's? Does the Bible truly say anywhere that a real prophet must have a 100% track record? Related reading material: Was Jonah a False Prophet? Was Isaiah a False Prophet? by Steve Bremner NorthWest's recommended reading: Understanding the Whole Bible, by Dr. Jonathan Welton Also don't forget to check out the site NorthWestProphetic.com and Pilgrimgram.com.

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