It is rather interesting that you cite Amos 3:7 as your prooftext for wanting to believe this Jedediah character. This happens to be the same Scripture used by the charlatan “prophet” Bishop Jordan. He peddles prophecies for profits. He uses Scripture out of context (as all false prophets are apt to do) in order to achieve wealth, fame or some other form of attention.
The Bible says that God is not mocked. This Jedediah character is clearly attempting to make of mockery of the Sovereign God by presenting Him as a rambling, non-sensical God Who, although capable of speaking the world into existence, cannot even summon the power to master English grammar.
Please remove your emotions from the argument and test Jedediah’s “prophecies” against those found in the Bible.
Where do we find the biblical prophets speaking in generalities? True prophets of God spoke with specificity.
Where do we find the biblical prophets enjoying the attention received from their words? True prophets of God were burdened by their mission. They understood the seriousness of God.
One of two things is happening with regards to this man:
1. He has deluded himself to such an extent that he actually believes he is receiving a word from God.
2. He knows he is no prophet and is simply seeking attention.
In either case, this Jedediah is no prophet of God.
The Lord has used Jed in quite specific, pointed, redemptive ways, prophetially, in my life.
I realize mileage may differ.
So, how long have you been around the authentic Christian prophetic?