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One time I received a prophetic vision from someone who made the assumption, based on me playing the flute on the worship team at church, that I would write songs which would become symphonies. It was similar to what you're describing, Felipe.
Greetings again, Mea_kakau.
I highlighted for you again what I think the key statement is. I think we should always be very weary of receiving "prophetic words" from others when we ourselves have received no such thing. It's because many in Pentecostal circles today go around giving "words" to one another when it has not come from God that operating in the spiritual gifts has such a bad name.
I've received these same sorts of "words" from a few pastors, in fact. I have musical gifts, and the ability to build groups of people into quality worship teams, but I have constantly and without wavering always told them that it was not my calling; that I am called primarily as a teacher. They never believe me, probably because they only see the asset I could be to their ministries if I dedicated myself permanently to them.
I say this because it proves that even men of God can think they know what God's call and will is for another person's life when they actually don't. They just assume things, and this problem is even more prevalent among the laity. Many have no compunctions about ministering "words from the Lord" to others in all likelihood because they see church more as a social club than a place where one should walk in the Fear of the Lord.
All this having been said, the difference here is that Felipe received these things directly from God, not from someone else, and in the form of visions rather than dreams. Granted, he did not receive the interpretation (at least not in its fulness, anyway), so he posted it here. But regardless of what interpreters might tell him, that part of the experience is his and cannot be taken from him, and he therefore knows it's real. The only question is what the proper interpretation is, and when it comes to that the Spirit within him will witness to him when something is accurate and when it is not.
I'll let him respond to your question, but those would be my initial responses if I were directed to me.
God bless,
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