Shēnméngjì 18:22

22 Xiānzhī tuō Yēhéhuá de míng shuōhuà , suǒ shuō de ruò bú chéngjiù , yĕ wú xiào yàn , zhè jiù shì Yēhéhuá suǒ wèicéng fēnfu de , shì nà xiānzhī shàn zì shuō de , nǐ búyào pà tā .

Shēnméngjì 18:22 Meaning and Commentary

Deuteronomy 18:22

When a prophet speaketh in the name of the Lord
Says he comes from God, is sent by him, and has a commission from him to say so:

if the thing follow not, nor come to pass;
as the prophecy of Hananiah, ( Jeremiah 28:3 ) that is the thing which the Lord hath not spoken; or otherwise it would have come to pass, unless when a condition is either expressed or implied, as the repentance or disobedience of a people; see ( Jeremiah 18:7-10 )

but the prophet hath spoken it presumptuously;
in a bold and daring manner, with great impiety and impudence, out of his own head and heart, being a mere device and imagination of his own, which, not having the fear of God, he delivered as coming from the Lord:

thou shall not be afraid of him;
not only to reprove him for his wickedness, but also to punish him for it; showing no regard to the high character he assumes, nor to the great pretensions he makes to sanctity, knowledge, and familiarity with God.

Shēnméngjì 18:22 In-Context

20 Ruò yǒu xiānzhī shàn gǎn tuō wǒde míng shuō wǒ suǒ wèicéng fēnfu tā shuō de huà , huò shì fèng bié shén de míng shuōhuà , nà xiānzhī jiù bì zhìsǐ .
21 Nǐ xīnli ruò shuō , Yēhéhuá suǒ wèicéng fēnfu de huà , wǒmen zĕn néng zhīdào ne ,
22 Xiānzhī tuō Yēhéhuá de míng shuōhuà , suǒ shuō de ruò bú chéngjiù , yĕ wú xiào yàn , zhè jiù shì Yēhéhuá suǒ wèicéng fēnfu de , shì nà xiānzhī shàn zì shuō de , nǐ búyào pà tā .
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