I think that is very shallow reasoning.
Please see my post above a post number or 3.
It's hardly shallow reasoning Quix. If you believe those words you posted at the top of this thread are the very words of God, then they are more authoritative than scripture. Yet you don't give them the same authority as scripture, do you? No! Why is that? Probably because you are not all that sure they are the words of God, are you?
Well I don't believe they are the words of God. I don't know this prophet from Adam and there are allegedly thousands of prophets like her all of whom hear the audible voice of God and write these prophecies down, none of which ever come to pass.
Am I skeptical? You bet. I came from a religion allegedly started by one of these modern day prophets. Well the one that founded my former religion was a false prophet and I am convinced that the author of this so-called prophecy is a false prophet too. And since you are not ready to claim that these are truly the words of God, then I suspect that buried inside your heart is a voice yelling to you that this woman is a false prophet.
So quit listening to these false prophets and look towards scripture. Nothing in this so-called propehcy that is of any value is not a restatement of prior revelation. This prophecy has no value from a scriptural viewpoint and has no value from a practical standpoint. It serves nothing more than to put the author on some kind of pedestal saying that she is special because she hears the voice of God and writes it down. Well, I have a sister in law who hears the voice of God,too. She's as looney as they come. She's a certified skitzophrenic and thinks that she is the reincarnation of Jacob. She can quote bible verses with the best of them and she can put out these phoney baloney prophecies as fast as she can write. But she's no more a prophet of God than I am the King of Siam.
Show some skepticism Quix. Don't believe every spirit. And quit putting your faith and trust in these loons. Put your faith and trust in the Bible and in Christ.