Jane Hamon, Bill Hamon & Patricia King: How Should We Judge Prophetic Words? (Deu 18:22)
Channel: King of Kings Worship Center
Date: 14/04/2021

Jane Hamon, Bill Hamon & Patricia King: How Should We Judge Prophetic Words? (Deu 18:22)
Jane and her father-in-law, Bishop Bill Hamon, speak with Patricia King on 2/17/2021. 
Quotes: “1 Corinthians 14:29 says, “Let two or three prophets speak, and let the others judge.” What do you believe that means? How do we judge a prophecy and who does the judging?” We found through all of our years is that prophecy is partial. “We know in part, we prophesy in part.” (1 Cor 13:9) God doesn't give you all the details of the process. Prophecy is always progressive. In other words, God might reveal part now, part later. You can give somebody a prophetic word about their destiny, their purpose, their calling, but if they then go back out into the world and live like the devil, that word may not come to pass. That is not God's fault that it doesn't come to pass.

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Patricia King
People are asking like, “What's with all these prophetic words, especially out on social media?” The Bible says in 1 Corinthians 14:29, “Let two or three prophets speak, and let the others judge.” What do you believe that means? Like how do we judge a prophecy and who does the judging? It is especially relevant in 2021 with so much being published on social media.

Bishop Bill Hamon
In the context of the scripture, if a prophet gets up and prophecies and there's two or three others there and then it says, if something's revealed to them, the others should hold their peace, let them speak it. 

I've been in meetings where that's actually happened. Prophets are ministering, prophesying and then somebody got a word. We would actually evaluate and said, “OK, what's that saying? What do we think God's saying there? What is He doing?” And then, “Should this go public? Or should this be something private? Is this something just for us to know?”

When we train people in the prophetic and they give a word, we say, “The first stage is...” I remember one of our young men prophesied to this couple and said, "God said, you're going to have a baby…” We talked to the couple afterward and said, "Did you relate to that?" She said, "We just lost a baby, we're not planning on having anymore.”  So, I asked the young minister, "What did you see and what did you sense when you prophetically said that?" He said, "I just heard the word baby." I said, "When you hear a word like that, don't go beyond the word – don’t add or subtract from it if God doesn't give you application and interpretation..." 

I've found over my 68 years of moving in the prophetic that most people are honest and since. They don't miss out on what they hear, the problem comes when they start thinking, "Now how do I apply that? "Or what does that mean?" 

You don't try to figure it out, you just speak what God gives you. If that young man had just said, "I just hear the Lord saying something about a baby." The couple would likely have said, “Yes we just lost a baby." Then he could have prayed for them and comforted them. There're so many things like that. Most people don't miss it on hearing, they miss it when trying to make an application or interpretation. They try getting their natural mind involved to figure out what God is saying. It takes faith to prophesy something in part - it's like talking in tongues - you don't know how much it relates. I used to ask people, "Does that relate? Do you relate to that?" That was to encourage my faith. You're prophesying from the Spirit, not from the natural mind, and it's all by faith. Do not allow your natural mind to try to figure out what God's saying - just give the word.

Jane Hamon
Prophecy is partial. “We know in part, we prophesy in part.” (1 Cor 13:9) God doesn't give you all the details of the process. God might reveal part now, part later. God gave Abraham 11 prophecies in the course of his life. So it's partial, it's progressive, and it's always conditional. You can give somebody a prophetic word about their destiny, their purpose, their calling, but if they then go back out into the world and live like the devil, that word may not come to pass - it's not God's fault that it didn't come to pass. 

We need to understand the nature of prophecy in order to actually judge it properly, and also how to judge our participation with the prophetic word and how we mix our faith with that word to see it come to pass. There is a co-laboring process between God speaking a word, the prophet speaking a word and the person receiving the word to apply it.