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A message or prediction said to have been received from the [[:Category:Spirit World|spirit world]]. | A message or prediction said to have been received from the [[:Category:Spirit World|spirit world]]. | ||
| − | These "messages" or prophecies are commonly in Old English; especially if they are received from Jesus. The Old English is often misused and the messages are interspersed with Modern English. When they are received from Jesus, they are sometimes referred to as being "from our Husband". | + | These "messages" or prophecies are commonly in Old English; especially if they are received from Jesus. The Old English is often misused and the messages are interspersed with Modern English. [[World Services]] once put out a primer in Old English grammar to assist Family members in delivering their prophecies correctly. When they are received from Jesus, they are sometimes referred to as being "from our Husband". |
A recent Family doctrine, referred to as ''Ask Me Everything'', teaches that Jesus wants Family members to make every single decision, no matter how trivial, based on prophecy received from Jesus or other spirits. | A recent Family doctrine, referred to as ''Ask Me Everything'', teaches that Jesus wants Family members to make every single decision, no matter how trivial, based on prophecy received from Jesus or other spirits. | ||
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Revision as of 02:24, 11 April 2005
A message or prediction said to have been received from the spirit world.
These "messages" or prophecies are commonly in Old English; especially if they are received from Jesus. The Old English is often misused and the messages are interspersed with Modern English. World Services once put out a primer in Old English grammar to assist Family members in delivering their prophecies correctly. When they are received from Jesus, they are sometimes referred to as being "from our Husband".
A recent Family doctrine, referred to as Ask Me Everything, teaches that Jesus wants Family members to make every single decision, no matter how trivial, based on prophecy received from Jesus or other spirits.
