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050	0	4	_aBV4070 _b.E935 1999
050	0	4	_aBV4070
100	1		_aKelso, Richard D, _e1
245	1	0	_aAn evaluation of the biblical support presented by Wayne Grudem regarding the nature, role and exercise of non-apostolic prophecy in the New Testament and today /by Richard D. Kelso.
260			_c1999.
300			_avii, 162 leaves ; _c28 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
500			_aTypescript.
500			_a"February 6, 1999."
504			_aBibliography: leaves 149-162.
500			_aChapter 1. Introduction
505	0	0	_aWhy A Study of Wayne Grudem's Position Regarding the Gift of Prophecy? -- _tA Renewed Interest in Prophecy -- _tAn Abundance of Literature on Prophecy -- _tThe Basis for This Thesis -- _tWayne Grudem, his Publications, and Assertions Regarding Prophecy -- _tBiographical Sketch -- _tSignificant Books and Articles -- _tGrudem's Primary Assertions Regarding Prophecy - NT Apostles are the Counterparts to the OT Prophets -- _tNT Apostles have Limited Authority and Sometimes Err -- _tThe Gift of Prophecy Continues Today -- _tA Middle Road -- _tThe Response of the Critics -- _tThe Approach of This Thesis -- _tTerminology-What Kind of Prophecy? -- _tIssues to be Considered -- _tAn Issue Not Considered -- _tThe Key Research Questions -- _tThe Organization of This Thesis -- _tExpected Results.
500			_aChapter 2. The Nature of Non-Apostolic Prophecy
505	0	0	_aThe Issue: Is Non-Apostolic Prophecy Distinct? -- _tThe Certainty and Authority of OT Prophecy -- _tGrudem's Position: OT Prophecy Was Certain and Authoritative -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t2 Sam 12:25, 2 Kgs 20:4-6, Hag 1:13-OT prophets were messengers of God -- _tJer 1:9, Ezek 2:7-The prophets precise words were of God -- _tDeut 18:19-22-A prophet's words had absolute authority -- _tSummary: The certainty and authority of OT prophecy -- _tA Review of Biblical Support Regarding OT Prophecy -- _tThe initiation of the OT prophet into ministry -- _tThe mission and message of the OT prophet -- _tThe reception of the OT prophet -- _tMicaiah-No respect for bucking the "party line" -- _tElijah-Vindicated by a miracle -- _tThe "man of God" and the "old prophet"-Questions of obedience and authority -- _tElisha and the bands of prophets-True prophecy squelched -- _tBalaam-God can speak through anyone -- _tSaul-A disobedient prophet -- _tNathan-A revision? -- _tDeut 18:19-22-Was the law regarding prophets followed? -- _tSummary: A challenge to Grudem's monolithic concept of OT prophecy -- _t*-A Transition in Terminology -- _tGrudem's Position: Ambiguity Requires a New Term -- _tThe Biblical and Extra-Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _tJoel 2:28, 29-All God's people will prophesy -- _tA broad use of the word * in secular Greek -- _tA broad use of the Hebrew terms for "prophet" among the 1st century Jews -- _tTitus 1:12, Luke 22:64, John 4:19-A broad use of * in the NT -- _tThe use of the term * in the 1st century -- _tSummary: A terminology change prevents ambiguity -- _tA Review of the Support for Grudem's Position -- _tJoel 2:28, 29-Any lack of authority and certainty? -- _tA broad range of prophetic phenomena in ancient culture -- _tA broad use of terms for "prophet" among postexilic Jews -- _tTitus 1:12, Luke 22:64, John 4:19-A broad use of * in the NT -- _tThe early use of the term * -- _tSummary: A new vocabulary and a new focus -- _tThe Certainty and Authority of Apostolic Prophecy -- _tGrudem's Position: OT Prophet and NT Apostle are Functional Equivalents -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _tApostles commissioned by Christ -- _tThe NT correlates the apostles with the OT prophets -- _tThe words of the apostles are of God -- _tAre the apostles ever given the title prophet? -- _tSummary: Grudem provides evidence that NT apostles were equivalent to OT prophets -- _tA Review of the Biblical Support Regarding Grudem's Position -- _tThe apostles-sent by Christ to make disciples -- _tAre the apostles and the prophets equivalent groups? -- _tThe OT prophets and NT apostles-exculsive authors of the canon? -- _tSummary: The apostles and the prophets: closely related but distinct -- _tThe Certainty and Authority of Non-Apostolic Prophecy -- _tGrudem's Position: Not Certain and Without Authority of Actual Words -- _tThe Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Corinthians 12-14-instruction regarding the gifts of the Spirit -- _t1 Cor 14:29-Prophecies which need to be sifted -- _t1 Cor 14:30-Prophecies which were intentionally neglected -- _t1 Cor 14:36-No words of God from the Corinthians prophets -- _t1 Cor 14:37-38-Prophets with less authority than an apostles -- _t1 Cor 14:34-Women prophets who neither govern nor teach -- _tOther Biblical Support - Summary: Prophecy is appropriate, but without certainty and authority -- _tA Review of the Biblical Support Regarding Grudem's Position -- _t1 Corinthians 12-14-Spiritual gifts are normal and necessary -- _t1 Cor 14:29-Why evaluate prophecy? -- _t1 Cor 14:30-33-Why interrupt a prophet? -- _t1 Cor 14:36-38-A limit of authority -- _t1 Cor 14:34-35-The propriety of women prophets -- _tSummary: Grudem overly denigrates prophecy as practiced in the local church -- _tExamples of Non-Apostolic Prophecy -- _tGrudem's Position: Examples Show Varying Degrees of Certainty -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _tActs 11:28-Agabus predicts a famine -- _tActs 13:2-Is this really prophecy? -- _tActs 19:6-New Christians at Ephesus prophesy at conversion -- _tActs 21:4-Prophecies which Paul disobeys -- _tActs 21:9-Philip's daughters as prophets -- _tActs 21:10-11-Agabus: Scene II: A prophecy with two small mistakes -- _tSummary: Acts shows prophecy with differing levels of certainty -- _tA Review of hte Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _tActs 11:28-Agabus: a famine is coming -- _tActs 13:2-Divine revelation, but not a prophecy -- _tActs 19:6-Prophets at Ephesus -- _tActs 21:4-A prophetic warning ignored -- _tActs 21:9-Philip's daughters prophesy -- _tActs 21:10-11-Agabus predicts Paul's imprisonment -- _tSummary: A limited revelation-exercise prophecy with care -- _tConclusion: Non-Apostolic Prophecy has Distinct Features.
500			_aChapter 3. The Role and Content of Non-Apostolic Prophecy
505	0	0	_aThe Issues: The Accomplishments and Message of Prophecy -- _tThe Role of Prophecy in the NT Church -- _tGrudem's Position: Prophecy given to Nurture and Encourage the Church -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:3-Anything that would build up, encourage, or commfort -- _t1 Cor 14:31-Might prophecy include teaching? -- _t1 Cor 14:20-25-Prophecy as a sign of God's blessing in a church -- _tSummary: Prophecy is to encourage and build up the church -- _tReview of the Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:3-Prophecy strengthens, encourages, and comforts -- _tI Cor 14:31-Prophecy includes learning -- _t1 Cor 14:20-25-The impact of exposed secrets -- _tSummary: A significant role for prophecy -- _tThe Content of the Prophetic Message -- _tGrudem: Issues of Immediate and Often Personal Cocnern -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:30-32-Based on a revelation from God -- _t1 Cor 13:8-13-We see in a mirror dimly -- _t1 Cor 13:2-Understanding mysteries and knowledge -- _tActs 11:27-30 and 21:11-Two prophecies of Agabus -- _t1 Timothy 1:18, 4:14-Timothy's gifts both given and revealed by prophecy -- _tII Timothy 3:15-17-The sufficiency of Scripture -- _tSummary: Prophecy-God's word for the occasion -- _tReview of the Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:30-God is the source of the message -- _t1 Cor 13:8-13-The revelation lacks detail and clarity -- _t1 Cor 13:1-3-The balance of revelation -- _tActs 11:27-30 and 21:11-Examples of prophetic prediction -- _t1 Timothy 1:18, 4:14-A personal gift revealed -- _t2 Tim 3:15-17-A qustion regarding the sufficiency of the Scriptures -- _tSummary: Prophecy a limited but effective message from God -- _tSummary.
500			_aChapter 4: The Exercise of the Gift of Prophecy
505	0	0	_aThe Issue: How is the Gift of Prophecy to be Practiced? -- _tThe Exercise of the Gift of Prophecy -- _tGrudem: Maintain Self Control, Seek the Gift, Practice the Gift in Love -- _tBiblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:29-33-No ecstatic experience -- _t1 Cor 14:1, 39-Should a believer seek the gift of prophecy? -- _t1 Cor 12, 14 -Can all prophesy? -- _t1 Cor 13:2-Prophesying with or without love-a crucial difference -- _t1 Cor 12:29, 37-Who is a "prophet"? -- _tSummary: A practical ministry for the benefit of the assembly -- _tReview of the Biblical Support Offered by Grudem -- _t1 Cor 14:29-33-The evidence of self-control --- 1 Cor 12:31; 14:1, 39-Encouragement to seek the gift of prophecy -- _t1 Cor 12-The complementary nature of the spiritual gifts -- _t1 Corinthians 13-Exercising the gift under the guiding principle of love -- _t1 Cor 14:29, 37-To whom is given the title "prophet" -- _tSummary: An affirmation of key principles -- _tSummary: A broad framework for the exercise of the gift of prophecy.
500			_aChapter 5: Conclusion
505	0	0	_aThe Look Back-Review -- _tA Review of the Objectives -- _tThe Nature of the Non-Apostolic Gift of Prophecy -- _tThe Application of the Non-Apostolic Gift of Prophecy -- _tSummary: Some Exceptions to the Conclusions of Grudem -- _tThe Look Ahead-Implications.
500			_aTables
505	0	0	_aThe Prophets and Apostles Compared -- _tThe Application of the Gift of Prophecy.
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600	1	0	_aGrudem, Wayne A. _xViews on prophecy.
610	2	0	_aColumbia International University. _bColumbia Biblical Seminary and Graduate School of Missions _xDissertations.
650		0	_aGifts, Spiritual _xBiblical teaching.
650		0	_aProphecy _xChristianity _xBiblical teaching.
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