II Samuel 12. 22, 23: "And he said, while child was yet alive, I fasted and wept: for I said, Who can tell whether God will be gracious to me, that child may live? But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? Can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me."

One Mother's day, after church, I was laying down taking a rest when phone rang. A Christian friend of mine said, "There is trouble at cemetery, would you go see about it?" I felt presence of Holy Ghost and immediately drove to cemetery. I got out of my car, looked around and there was not a soul in sight. I began to pray and seek Lord for purpose of my being there. After I prayed, Lord spoke to me and said, "See that little baby's grave. I want you to go over to it and stand by."

As I stood by baby's grave, I sensed presence of Lord. Five minutes passed by, ten minutes, 20 minutes, and Lord said, "Have patience." After 30 minutes of waiting, I heard sound of a car approaching. I looked up and saw a woman that I was acquainted with in earlier years. She came right to spot where I was standing. That baby was hers and she was missing child on Mother's day.

No one disputes that a prophet can make a correct prediction of a future event. So when that future event comes to pass as predicted, is that prophet a true prophet? Everyone knows answer is; not necessarily. This is because in Deuteronomy chapter 13, verses 1-5, Bible tells us that false prophet is one who after making a correct prediction of a future event, then attempts to have other people worship a God other than God of Old Testament, who is Father of Jesus Christ. Thus, prediction is secondary to call to worship God.