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It's time for The Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire School of

Ministry.

Get into the line of fire now by calling 86634 Truth.

That's 86634 Truth.

Here again is Dr. Michael Brown.

Welcome, welcome to the broadcast.

It is Friday on the line of fire, which means you've got questions. We've got answers. Now, here's the number to call with any questions you've been

wanting to ask me, especially if you differ with me. If you question some of what I teach or believe

and would like to challenge me, this is your opportunity. Or if you've

just been reading the Bible, have a theology question or a question about the Jewish people or Israel

in the Middle East or a question about cultural issues that we talk about. Give me a call. 866-3-4-3-4-3-7-8-8-4. I just got a question emailed to me by a colleague a moment

to go. It's a very interesting question. I want to read to you. He says this, do I feel this

quote is accurate? The Bible never says that the prophets, even in the Old Testament,

were required to be infallible and inerrant. It only says their predictions were required

to come true, Deuteronomy 1822. Our reformed brethren will be interested to know that Martin Luther

himself held that Old Testament prophets, quote, often

erred, and we're not always under the influence of the Holy Spirit. It's an interesting question.

I have not looked at Luther's views on prophets or anything like that. So it is an interesting question

from that respect. We know in Deuteronomy 18 that God is promising that he would

leave his people Israel, that they would not need to go to the fortune tellers and the necromancers

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