Understanding the Streams of Prophetic Flow | Prophet Jesse Jangfa

Tonight I want to share on the prophetic streams. Um the operations of God through the prophet through the prophetic believer. Amen. If you have your Bible with me, can you turn to 1 Samuel chapter 9?

1 Samuel chapter 9. Let's look at verse 9. Before time in Israel, when a man went to inquire of God, thus he spake, come and let us go to the sea. For he that now he that is now called a prophet was before time called a seer. He said before time in Israel when a man goes to

inquire of the Lord, he says, let us go to the seer, for he that was then called the seer is now called a prophet. Turn to 1st Chronicles chapter 29 29. 1st Chronicles 29:29. Okay. So let's let's look at that. He said, "Now the act of David the king first and last, behold, they are written

in the book of Samuel the seer and in the book of Nathan the prophet and in the book of God the seer." Remember the first scripture we read, he said, "Before time, when a man goes to enquire of the Lord, he says, let us go to the seer, for he that was four time

called a seer is now called a prophet." And so the scripture tells us about some of the men that were around the lives of David. He said the acts of David the king first and last behold they are written in the book of Samuel the seer. The Bible refers to Samuel as the seer.

He calls Nathan the prophet and he calls God the seer. And if you look at this word in the Hebrew there are different words. The word used for Samuel the sea is the word ra apostrophe a raha. And rah actually means to see, to look into, to behold, to gaze upon. So the Bible say at four time the