what does prophet say about hearing?
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OBEDIENCE\n\nThe submitting to authority, the doing of what is commanded, the complying with what is required, or the abstaining from what is forbidden.\n\nIn the Hebrew Scriptures the thought of obedience is expressed by sha·ma`´, meaning, basically, “hear or listen.” Thus, at times sha·ma`´ refers to simple hearing, becoming aware of something through the auditory senses. (Ge 3:10; 21:26; 34:5) But when what is spoken expresses will, desire, instruction, or command, then the sense of the Hebrew term is that of paying heed to or obeying the one speaking. Adam “listened” to his wife’s voice, that is, acceded to her desire that he join her in eating the forbidden fruit. (Ge 3:17; compare 21:12.) Joseph refused to “listen” to the importunities of Potiphar’s wife. (Ge 39:10) King Saul feared the people and “so obeyed [listened to] their voice,” overstepping God’s order in doing so. (1Sa 15:24) Jehovah’s promise to Abraham concerning a seed was granted because Abraham “listened to,” or obeyed, Jehovah’s voice, keeping his commands.—Ge 22:18; 26:4, 5; compare Heb 11:8; see EAR.\n\nThe same Hebrew term is used with reference to God in ‘hearing’ or ‘listening’ to men. Here the English term “obedience” is not suitable, since humans cannot command God but can only petition or supplicate him. Hence, when God told Abraham that “as regards Ishmael I have heard you,” he was telling Abraham that he had given regard to his request, would act upon it. (Ge 17:20) In a similar way God ‘heard’ or responded to the appeal of persons in times of difficulty or affliction, answering their pleas where he saw fit to show mercy.\n\nRegarding man’s great need to hear God, in the sense of giving close attention and obedience to his words as the Bible directs, rather than to see God as some demand, R. C. Dentan remarks: “In the Bible, the key word for man’s response to God is ‘hearing’ rather than ‘seeing’ . . . For the mystery religions the highest religious experience was that of ‘seeing’ the god; but for the Bible, where the basic religious attitude is obedience to the divine word, the emphasis is on ‘hearing’ his voice. The most important formula of Israel’s religion begins characteristically: ‘Hear, O Israel.’ ‘He who is of God’ is not the mystic who has seen a vision, but one who ‘hears the words of God’
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Is this what you're looking for?\n\nDeut. 29:4:  4 Yet the LORD has not given you a heart to perceive and eyes to see and ears to hear, to this very day.\n\nIsaiah 6:10 “Make the heart of this people dull, And their ears heavy, And shut their eyes; Lest they see with their eyes, And hear with their ears, And understand with their heart, And return and be healed.”  (Jesus quotes this in Matthew 13:15)
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It's the sound of water over ancient river pebbles.  It's the wind rushing through the willow tree, it's the tinkly sound of a child laughing.  It's the boom of thunder and the crackle of lightning, and it's capable of creating an entire universe with one word.\n\nIt's the most familiar sound you've ever heard, and it terrifies yet comforts you because it is the sound of your Holy Father speaking His words to just you.
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A Prophet doesnt make war first of all, at least not that type of war you are talking about.\n\nCause if he is, he no longer is going to be someone the massses will listen to... you dont teach in this way.\n\nIts ok to be ready to die for your ideals ...but never harm people because you want to change them.  The only way to change people is when you change yourself.
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God hears, even when you don't know what to say. The best is to make sure you have time set aside - a good half-hour at least, and have a bible near you. Jot down thoughts about your feelings, concerns, whatever, so you have them fresh in your mind, and read a little, whatever passage sticks out to you, but not too much so you can still focus and think. Don't feel obligated to say anything; probably 80% of prayer is listening. Think and dwell on God. Make peace with His presence (I don't mean that you have a quarrel, but acknowledge His presence), think about everything that He is and what faith means to you, and say things only when you have a prompting to speak to Him. Otherwise, listen. And when He's not speaking, just enjoy His company. Cry if you need to. Laugh if you need to. Just make sure you won't be disturbed. Don't hurry through it, but when you feel there's nothing left to bring forth to Him, thank Him for everything you can think of, and bless (yes, bless) Him.\n\nYou might not have said much, but He will have heard loads.
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Listen to what they have to say,
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think about this- The following infomation relates to before Jesus (may peace and blessing from God be upon him)....Deuteronomy 18:18 "I will raise for them a Prophet like you (Moses) from among their brethren and will put My words in his mouth, and he shall speak unto them, all that I command him". ................ Let me make some comments about the above:            Christians believe that this is a reference to Jesus (peace be upon him). One important word here is "Prophet". Christians believe Jesus is the son of God not a prophet of God. Another important word is "brethren". If it were Jesus the word would have been "children" because Jesus peace be upon him came from the children of Isaac\nrezmo373: Since Ismaaeel peace be upon him was the brother of Isaac peace be upon him, the reference is therefore to the children of Prophet Ismaaeel peace be upon him who will be brethren to the children of Isaac peace be upon him. Again the only Prophet from the brethren of the Jews and the Christians was Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings of God be upon him.  -  MOHAMED the most commonly used name by our global society today (named by the most greatest man ever)
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You're on dangerous ground, proclaiming a mortal man to be a prophet...\n\nRemember a couple thousand years ago, they nailed a guy to a tree for that.
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the quote is "hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil." It means that a person should not listen to other who listen to evil things,IE gossip. You should speak no evil means that saying bad things about others is wrong,IE lying. See no evil means that a person should not put themselves in a position to have to look at things that are wrong, IE watching others getting abused. The saying is usually portrayed as three monkeys, one with its hands over its ears, the second with its hands over its mouth and the third with its hands over its eyes.
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"He who has ears, let him hear."\n\nOnce, I asked Jesus to come and live in me, like he said him and his father would if asked.\n\nYears later, I was at a tough place in my life. \n\nI was alone and I was scared and frustrated and angry.\n\nI cried out "God, you said you would come and live in me, so where are you?! I cant see you, I can't hear you, talk to me please, show me your self, why won't you communicate with me?!!"\n\nThen i heard it...clearly in my mind.\n\n"I am with you right now, I have always been with you. I haven't left you. Its going to be ok..." and He was speaking with my own voice!\n\nInstantly I realized that He was always with me, BUT my recognition of Him, my ability to hear Him was clouded and blocked off because I was still under the impression that I was seperate from Him.  \n\nBut of course, God's gift of Jesus and each person's own sincere acceptence on faith is/was the seed that fianally grew into a real relationship.\n\nFinally it was as clear as day. His voice was my own voice in my head. He had come to live in me and was always speaking with me. The scriptures "I and my father are one" and "nothing can seperate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus" came to be an understandable reality for me.\n\nHearing is about wanting to hear and then listening. \n\n"Faith is the assurence of things hoped for and the substance of things unseen."\n\nNow, I hear and see God in more and more interesting and new ways. The whole thing really panned out and i gotta say- it was all worth believing in.
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dear beleive in quran it itself will guide you at the time of prophet there was no sahih hadees this was tranfered from sahaba to till date and authentic things only allah knows, if u want to follow the truth read quran do as the prophet asked us to do be good do good dont fall behind waste conversation and spent as much time as you can in the praise of allah and ask guidence from him he is the alone who can gude,and on the foot steps of mohammed sas is the victory of the worls and the hereafter.
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Has anybody bothered to report this guy yet? I haven't. I just keep taking his bait. What a glutton for punishment I am.\n\nI hear a Muslim yell it five times a day every day. Usually I stop and listen because it's beautiful. It's very romantic - like church bells in the distance.\n\nNot how you'd react, of course. You wouldn't know beauty (and tolerance) if it bit you on the a*se.
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I really don't know but that's something I certainly didn't know. Muhammad sounds like a noble Prophet. I learn that he was a Prophet from my Teacher in class about a month ago..
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Well that all depends on if you "choose" to belive that.  What I mean is, God speaks to us all the time! It is how a person "hears" it. God speaks to you through song, an article in a magazine, through others, etc. From a Spiritual view point it is within your own "personal truths" to how this happens. Choose to listen and you will hear!
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I have a testimony of President Hinkley. I know that he is a living prophet. I know that he speaks with our Father in Heaven and receives guidance from Him and Jesus Christ as well. I know that The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints is the ture church on earth today. I know that Joseph Smith was a prophet, I know the Book Of Mormon is the word of God. I bear witness to these things in the name of Jesus Christ, our Savior, Amen.
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Aaron (Harun) pbuh is surely a prophet of Islam.\n Allah says in the Quraan,(to Musa as) "Go to fir`aun, surely he has exceeded (all)bounds. He (Musa as) said "My Lord!Expand for me my breast, and ease for me my affair, and loose a knot from my tongue, that they may understand my word, and appoint from me a minister from my household, Harun, my brother;confirm my strength by him, and assosiate him in my affair, so that we may glorify You much, and remember You much. Surely You are ever seeing us" He (Allah) said: "you are indeed granted your petiton Oh Musa...' (Ta Ha, 20:24-36)\n\nand: Go both of you to Firaun, surely he has exceeded all bounds. Yet speak to him a gentle word, that perchance he may be admonished, or may fear." The two said: "Our Lord! We fear that he may hasten against us or that he may be inordinate. He (Allah) said "Fear not. Surely I shall be with you both, hearing and seeing. So go to him, and say, 'surely we are two Messengers of your Lord, so send forth the children of Isra'el with us and chastise them not. Indeed we have braught you a sign from your Lord; and peace be upon him who follows the guidance...!" ( Ta Ha, 20:43-47)\n\nThese are just two of the many verses of the Quraan that give us clear proof that Harun (as) was made a messenger as well. \n\nMoses(pbuh) had a stutter. This is one of the reasons that He asked Allah to make Harun as a prophet as well so that he could assist him with his work of preaching Islam. Allah granted Musa as his wish as He (Allah) says "you are indeed granted your petiton Oh Musa"\n\nand in another verse in the same Chapter or Surah  "So go to him, and say, 'surely we are two Messengers of your Lord"\n\nI know this is not part of your question part its a good point to bring up--\nThe second verse is a challenge to those who say that we muslims are commanded in the Quraan to kill anyone that is not a muslim and that we are to force feed Islam to the non-muslims.\nGo both of you to Firaun, surely he has exceeded all bounds. Yet speak to him a gentle word,....."\n\nI really do hope that your question has been answered and have a better understanding now(And Allah knows best)