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“… after Christ, there is no other prophet… God used to speak through prophets…”
This has implications beyond talking to Muslim people,
beyond evangelizing anyone.
That kind of statement more or less nullifies most of the NT, especially the parts that ARE prophecy as well as those parts that speak about the ongoing gift of prophesy.
In that part of her brief talk the speaker goes beyond what scripture actually says and projects her own interpretation into the verses she’s allegedly citing: Hebrews 1:1-2.
That kind of approach isn’t helpful to anyone.