Markets & Prophecy

In the money markets, "excessive liquidity creates fraud," meaning too much dough sloshing around tends to create investments that harm the buyers.

It's the same with prophecy. Excessive prophecy or too much reliance on "impressions, visions, words" eventually releases false hopes. It's interesting that Jesus & the apostles were extremely prophetic but always deeply anchored in scripture. As for the apostles, as best as we can tell from the text, they had way fewer "encounters" after the Ascension than many prophetic people currently say they have on a regular basis.