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What the Bible says about Understanding Prophecy
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Exodus 6:6-7 Notice all the things God said He would do: "I will bring you out from the burdens of the Egyptians." "I will rescue you." "I will redeem you." "I will take you as My people." "I will be your God." Once all His works were done—"Then you will know. . . ." Only then will we understand! Then we can look back on what has happened and say, "Ah, I see how He worked that out." Prophecy is best understood by hindsight, so we should not trust too much in our foresight. Richard T. Ritenbaugh The Two Witnesses (Part One) Related Topics: Prophecy | Prophecy of No Private Interpretation | Prophecy, Best Understood in Hindsight | Prophecy, Interpretation of | Prophetic Understanding | Understanding Prophecy

 

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