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Words As Prophetic Instruments

Chapter 2: The Tongue as a Creator

Read at your own pace. Pause, pray, and return to the teaching whenever you need.

Teaching by Andre’ D. Fullwood

Manuscript pages 57–59

Ezekiel 37 (AMPC) “Prophesy to these bones…” The Hebrew word naba means:

Your tongue is not merely natural; it is prophetic.

Prophecy is not always foretelling; often it is forthtelling, declaring what heaven has already established.

Your words activate realms.

When you speak:

The tongue as a prophetic instrument confronts us with a question:

What prophetic assignments have I been ignoring with my silence?

Self-Examination

Pause and confront your heart:

1. What seeds have I been planting with my words?

2. What blueprints have I been drawing with my speech?

3. What realities have I been commanding?

4. What atmospheres have I been creating?

5. What prophetic assignments have I been resisting or neglecting?

Let these questions search you. Transformation begins with truth.

Father, I acknowledge the creative power You placed in my tongue.

I repent for every negative seed I planted.

I repent for every destructive blueprint I designed.

I repent for every careless word I released.

Uproot every word that did not come from You.

Cancel every negative decree.

Break every destructive confession.

Renounce every agreement with fear, doubt, and defeat.

Align my mouth with heaven.

Align my speech with Your Word.

Align my declarations with Your will.

Make my tongue an instrument of creation, not destruction.

In Jesus’ name, amen.

Your tongue is a creative instrument.

Use it with intention.

Use it with sobriety.

Use it with faith.

Use it with alignment.

Use it with prophetic clarity.

Your words are building your world.

Speak with the authority of one who carries the image of God.

The next chapter will confront the tongue as a mirror of the dimension of speech, revealing the heart's condition.