The first human spokesman for God obviously was Adam, who initially conveyed God’s instructions to his wife Eve and to that extent fulfilled the role of prophet. Those instructions had to do not only with the present (for them) but also with the future, outlining God’s purpose for earth and mankind and the course humans must take to enjoy a blessed future. (Ge 1:26-30; 2:15-17, 23, 24; 3:1-3) The first faithful human prophet mentioned was Enoch, and his message did contain direct prediction.
(Jude 14, 15) Lamech and his son Noah both proclaimed inspired revelations of God’s purpose and will. —Ge 5:28, 29; 9:24-27; 2Pe 2:5.
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