Exploring the Prophetic Actions of Agabus and St. Paul

This chapter delves into the biblical figure Agabus, a prophet in the Book of Acts who warns of an upcoming famine and performs symbolic actions like a classical prophet. It also discusses St. Paul's transformative encounter, highlighting his role as a paradigmatic prophet in the New Testament and drawing parallels to Old Testament prophets like Jeremiah and Moses. The chapter clarifies misconceptions around visions and emphasizes the reality of spiritual encounters experienced by prophets.