The concept of a prophet as a message carrier is central to understanding God's communication with His people. God Himself declares in Deuteronomy 18:15 that He will raise up a Prophet like Moses from among the people, whom they must hear. This Prophet serves as a mediator, delivering God's words directly to those who will listen and obey. As stated in Deuteronomy 18:19, God warns that whoever refuses to heed His words spoken through this Prophet will be held accountable by Him. This underscores the critical role of the Prophet as a conduit for divine instruction, urging God's people to be vigilant in recognizing and obeying the true messages delivered through such a figure. God also provides guidance on discerning true prophets from false ones in Deuteronomy 18:20-22. If a prophet speaks in God's name without His command or in the name of other gods, that prophet faces the death penalty. Furthermore, if a prophet's predictions do not come to pass, it is clear that God has not spoken through him, and the people should not fear or obey such a false messenger. This test of fulfilled prophecy serves as a safeguard for God's people to identify genuine carriers of His message. In the context of an end-time scenario, the credibility of any man claiming to be God's Prophet hinges on the fulfillment of his prophecies as direct messages from God. If such a claimant were to lead God's people to a proclaimed Place of Safety, the truth of his message would be evident in the outcomes of his declarations. God assures His people through Amos 3:7 that He will reveal His plans to His servants the prophets, ensuring that significant actions concerning His church are communicated clearly. Jesus Christ reinforces this in John 15:15, affirming that He shares all He has heard from the Father with His followers, treating them as friends rather than mere servants. Thus, God's people can trust that He will make known the identity and message of any true end-time prophet in a clear and recognizable manner.