In examining the concept of the Prophet as described in Deuteronomy 18:15-22, it is clear that God Himself speaks through Moses, declaring that He will raise up a Prophet like Moses from among the people, whom they must hear. God warns that whoever refuses to listen to His words spoken through this Prophet will be held accountable by Him. This admonition urges God's people to heed and obey the words of Jesus Christ, and to be vigilant in recognizing any potential end-time fulfillment of this Prophet, ensuring they listen to God's message through Him. God acknowledges the challenge of identifying the true Prophet, leaving the identity unnamed to encourage His people to diligently discern true representatives using His criteria. If a prophet speaks words not commanded by God or in the name of other gods, that prophet faces the death penalty. God provides a test for discerning true prophets: if their predictions do not come to pass, they are not speaking for Him, and His people should neither fear nor obey them. Even if predictions are fulfilled, caution is advised, as the fruits of God's Spirit must be evident in those claiming to represent Him. In a scenario where a minister claims to be the Prophet of Deuteronomy 18, using this authority to lead God's people to a proclaimed Place of Safety, his credibility hinges on the fulfillment of his prophecies as directly inspired by God. If his predictions fail, he reveals himself as a fraud, subject to severe consequences. God's true prophets receive direct instruction from Him, and any modern claimant must be scrutinized for evidence of such divine communication. God assures His people that He will not act without revealing His plans through His servants, ensuring clarity and understanding. Jesus Christ reinforces this, affirming that He has shared all He heard from the Father with His followers, calling them friends. Thus, God's people can trust that He will make evident any end-time leader or Prophet, enabling them to recognize His true servant.