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<category>All Divinely Commanded
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<p>The miracles and deeds performed by a prophet are all done via Divine command.&#160; Despite Hashem's instructions not being explicitly mentioned, it can be assumed that they were communicated to Moshe</p>
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<category>Prophet's Own Initiative
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<p>A prophet is granted the ability by Hashem to act and perform wonders on his own initiative.</p>
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<category>Prophetic Prayer
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<p>When a prophet declares that a miracles that was not Diviely commanded is to happen, he is in effect praying that Hashem will fulfill his words and risks the possibility that Hashem will&#160; not accede to his request.</p>
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Version as of 23:36, 10 July 2017

Prophetic Actions Without Explicit Divine Sanction

Exegetical Approaches

This topic has not yet undergone editorial review

All Divinely Commanded

The miracles and deeds performed by a prophet are all done via Divine command.  Despite Hashem's instructions not being explicitly mentioned, it can be assumed that they were communicated to Moshe

Prophet's Own Initiative

A prophet is granted the ability by Hashem to act and perform wonders on his own initiative.

Prophetic Prayer

When a prophet declares that a miracles that was not Diviely commanded is to happen, he is in effect praying that Hashem will fulfill his words and risks the possibility that Hashem will  not accede to his request.