Begin with the Word
Establish Scripture—not headlines, charts, or imagination—as the starting point for prophecy study.
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Start where God has spoken
Biblical prophecy is revelation before it is prediction. Its authority comes from God, so careful study begins by observing what the passage actually says.
Write down repeated words, named people and places, time markers, promises, warnings, and the response the passage calls for. Questions are welcome; invented details are not needed.
Keep Christ in view
Jesus taught His disciples to understand the Law and the Prophets as part of one unfolding testimony. Individual prophecies should therefore be read within the whole counsel of Scripture.
Memory cue: In your own words, complete this sentence: Biblical prophecy begins with…
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Put truth into practice
Reflection: What assumption about prophecy do you need to set aside so Scripture can lead your study?