Why did Jesus have to warn us about false prophets if there aren't any true prophets?

I mean I don't see any Moses, Jeremiah or Daniel's kicking around the earth these days. Why didn't Jesus just say there will be no more prophets after me?Why did Jesus have to warn us about false prophets if there aren't any true prophets?
There are a lot of false prophets. Turn on your TV set, and you will find a lot of good examples.Why did Jesus have to warn us about false prophets if there aren't any true prophets?
Ah, you must keep in mind that the Bible was originally written hundreds of years ago, to the people that lived at the time. We need to take into concept that things have changed,but don't think that the morales don't commonly apply. From my perspective, there are indeed prophets around in modern times, but they are not nearly as prominent as times of old... Mainly because heavy opposition from the world's muslim, communist, and athiestic populace.
Because there still here.








Jeremiah never got to see a Miracle so it may have seemed like he was not a prophet as fire did't rain down from heaven like it did with Elijah.





There was one prophet Saint Malachy everything he said about the Popes has come true and according to him there is only one more left after the current dies. He was born in 1094.





There are still prophets you just have to wait to see them as there are not many around.
A prophet is one teaching a message he says he got from God.





Preachers today would be considered prophets.





They come teaching false messages.





Jesus warned us they would
Does the Bible say there will be no true prophets or to be wary of false prophets? Some would say that the Apostle John was a prophet.
Because there have been false prophets; those who have envisioned the end of days and it didn't happen. Jesus warned us of those people.
If someone isn't a true prophet, there's only one option left.
Many come in His name saying ';Lord! Lord';. The Holy Spirit spreads the Word through faithful men. Beware of those who say they are faithful, but teach false doctrine.