Gavin says, "Today's 2nd sermon…is on Christ being THE prophet typed by Moses; &…we shall 1stly be considering…Deut. 18:15,17, & 18; & 2ndly…Christ's…usage …of Psalm 37:11." On Deut. 18 "Jesus Christ who in this office of a prophet revealed himself to be more than a mere prophet, being the Messiah, the pre-existent Son of God & the Saviour of the world;" as seen in "selections taken from the many more instances in the 4 gospels…in which one who is doctrinally orthodox, in the words of Deut. 18:22 'speaketh in the name of the Lord' a miracle, & in the words of Deut. 18:22 'the thing follow;'" with "just 3 selections found in all 4 gospels…1stly Christ's miraculous feeding of the 5000; 2ndly Christ's prophecy of the apostle Peter betraying him thrice before the cock crew; & 3rdly Christ's prophecies of his death & resurrection on the 3rd day." And "the correct rendering at Matthew 18:3 of Greek strepho as 'converted'" came from "greater spiritual insight with illumination from God...in the Geneva Bible of 1560 &...King James Bible of 1611. These so called 'modern' versions are thus seeking to retard the more advanced Protestant work of the Reformation's Bible translators." And the gift of prophets has "gone from the church, from around the time of the completed Holy Bible" Luke 11:49,50; I Cor. 13:8-11; Eph. 2:20. Thus the Deut. 18 "tests are now redundant" but "if" they were "applied" they would not be met by "various false prophets" e.g. "Mohammed","the 19th century cult prophets…Joseph Smith of the Mormon Church, Ellen White of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, or Mary Eddy Baker of the Christian Science Church; or…prophets of the Montanist Pentecostals or Charismatics."
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Gavin McGrath (b. 1960) is a graduate of Sydney University, University of Western Sydney, and Moore Theological College (a Reformed Anglican College in Sydney) in New South Wales, Australia. From April 2020, he is a retired school teacher of both New South Wales, Australia, and...
