False Prophets
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In his talk, "False Prophets," Steve Gregg discusses the significance of false prophets in both the New and Old Testament. He notes how false prophets may lead individuals away from God by claiming to speak for Him while not speaking rightly. Gregg emphasizes the importance of examining the fruits or actions of these prophets to discern their authenticity. Overall, Gregg stresses the need for individuals to test prophecies and prophets to determine whether they are genuine or false.
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