The Highest Office is Putting on the Mantle of Christ.

 

The Highest Office is putting on the Mantle of Christ. What is so unique about this gift's height that we all can attain it and have it if we desire it. It is the only gift that makes us one in the body because it puts on Christ putting on His body that everybody can do more excellent works. We have become so plastic and artificial in the church we notice people from the outside in, and God looks us from the inside out."[The mantle] is called 'the garment of incorruption and purity' [in the text of the Tonsure ceremony], and the absence of sleeves reminds the monk that he is debarred from worldly pursuits. The mantle is given him in token of the 'exalted angelic state,' which he assumes “We do not select a mantle; it is established and destined by God. 

           A blanket is not ours for the choosing; it is determined ahead of time by God. The desire God places in our hearts is just one indication, among other confirmations, of the Calling that is ours. He has the mind in Christ. The ancient Jews frequently use the phrase putting on the shechinah, or Divine majesty, to signify the soul's being clothed with immortality, and rendered fit for glory. Your Father wants to reveal what He is up to, even if you are feeling today as though you are during the trial or a long period of waiting about your Calling. 

               Galatians 3:27 For as many of you as having been baptized into Christ have put on Christ. Ephesians 4:24 And that you put on the new man created in righteousness and true holiness after God. That they might not mistake his meaning concerning the decent clothing which he encourages them to walk in, he immediately explains himself using a common form of speech, and says, still following his metaphor, put on the Lord Jesus Christ - receive his doctrine, copy his example, and seek the things which belong to another making provision for the flesh or body, to gratify its animal desires and propensities. 

               Colossians 3:10-12 And have put on the new man, which is renewed in knowledge after the image of him that created him...to save us.

 

God loves questions, so ask God some more questions about the thought that came to you to find out why you showed me that God?  

 

Prioritize the Prophetic: 

Pursue love, and desire spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy" (1 Corinthians 14:1). Paul just finished the "Love Chapter" (1 Corinthians 13) and now tells us to pursue spiritual gifts. He had listed nine of these gifts in 1 Corinthians 12:4-11 (tongues, miracles, healing, prophecy, etc.). We are to pursue the manifestation of all these gifts in our lives, but we are to go after learning to prophesy above all others. God would never tell us to desire something that He did not want us to have. It takes a substantial connection and crucifies the flesh in the obedience of Christ, which means one must rise to the highest office in our land without that qualification. We are powerless. God speaks back to us instantly, like a friend on the phone. He never slumbers or sleeps. He loves us so much that He Prioritize us. A key here is the first thought' principle.  

The first thought that flies through your head when you ask God a question captures that thought. If it is encouraging, edifying, or comforting, then go with that thought. 

Jesus to be clothed with a person is a Greek phrase, signifying to assume another's interests - to enter his views, imitate him, and be wholly on his side. Clothe yourselves with the Lord Jesus Christ and make no provision for the desires of the flesh.

 But on On Inauguration Day, something powerful takes place in the spirit realm; a presidential mantle from heaven is given to that person. God never grants someone an assignment without giving him or her the ability to complete and mainstream financial along with the strength. Widely examined within its Christian context, meaning in every aspect of this bible, God is Love. God Positions you with the proper Mantle God has for you. 

    The ‘coat of many colors’ his father gave him indicated favor and position as overseer to his brothers. Later, He was given a cloak as a head slave in Photophore’s household. Ultimately, Joseph was robed in garments representing his position as ruler next to Pharaoh in Egypt. (Genesis 41:42). Still, He did not go from being a youngster with prophetic dreams directly to the palace. Those in Christ are instructed to put off the old self/man."[You were taught] to put off your old self, which belongs to your former manner of life and is corrupt through deceitful desires" (Eph. 4:22). Those in Christ are to put away all sin and vice. 

"Therefore, having put away falsehood, let each one of you speak the truth with his neighbor, for we are members one of another" (Eph. 4:25)."The night is far gone; the day is at hand. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light" (Rom. 13:1 

 

 Understand that God Determines Your Mantle Ahead of Time. Our mantles are our succession from being faithful lovers of God. with each, and so it is for us. Wait for an appointment to establish your Mantle. We do not 'self-appointed to a mantle or ministry. God uses those in oversight and authority to recognize and develop us in that calling at the right time. (Understand your Calling will be Tested Over Time. 

   Keep a heart of honor towards your leaders, even during the hard times, and serve their vision faithfully. Stay where God has planted you unless He has released you to move on. Make it your mission to finish well. 

    God wants to release it over the Corporate Body. But it does require something...It involves a life of complete surrender, obedience, and a lifestyle of deep communion with God.  

    When commitment is not there, we will be tottering on the fence, and we will be unable to make the tough decisions needed to follow the Lord. This is no doubt what Jesus/Yesui meant in the three conditions mentioned in Luke 14 deal with the necessity of total surrender. Without complete surrender,  

      The Mantle that God places in your hands. It goes beyond just the emotions to the extent of seeking the best for others. As in "greet with affection" and "show affection for the dead.". When God releases a mantle, we must pick it up! There is an action required on our part. It required persistence, determination, and faithfulness, so he would be correctly positioned to receive the mantle when it came for it to be released. People will hate you because God chose you. Even the pastors of churches who have put me out have lied to me. I have said that you are not an island by yourself. You are trying to self-promote yourself.  

     When God is the one that calls me out from amongst them, women do not like me in the church. They say I am a different dress different. Preach differently, and why you, Unlike the gifts.  

A mantle stays with the mission, not with the man or woman, and calls of God that remain on a person for life.  

    Prophetically through the symbols of colors. Some try to apply a general interpretation of colors, but I also think God gives individuals a unique meaning…., so it is something for you to pray about. You could start with the biblical interpretation of the color…the blood of Jesus comes to mind. Also, salvation vocation, a particular achievement, or to work in an area of passion. Your prophetic calling may be a God-breathed call to prophetic ministry. 'Prophetic' speaks of Father's intention for your life—the purpose and destiny you are created for. 'For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do.' (Ephesians 2:10) A prophetic calling does not mean that God has a rigid set of plans that you must adhere to. Your prophetic calling has ebbs and flows like a river. It is a journey, your walk with Jesus. 

       When it feels as though you have missed the mark or prolonged time of waiting for your prophetic calling, God's grace is there. You find that the Holy Spirit has been at work all along. Then, when least expected, you enter a season of acceleration-god-will-make-up-for-lost-time, and God unfolds His prophetic calling for your life in ways beyond which you have dreamed. 

     There are several Ways to Prepare for Your Prophetic Calling. Do you feel called to prophetic ministry? Here are seven ways to prepare for your prophetic calling, inspired by those called to the ministry of a prophet in the Bible: Focus on Intimacy with God and Prayer destined to be a prophetic voice at Jesus' birth. Leading up to this time, she spent many years ministering as an intercessor at the Temple, fasting and praying.  

         Focus on your intimate relationship with God, your prayer, Bible study, and holy life—in the secret place before anybody sees its result. You Are now. God positions you with people and leaders that He wants you to serve now. Serving with faithfulness and a teachable heart is a powerful means of being posted to attain your God-ordained destiny. Realize you may Wear a Series of Mantles. 

    A mantle and the Prophet's office it represented was destined to be Elisha's in the future. 1 Kings 19:19 Understand God Determines Your Mantle Ahead of Time. A mantle is not ours for the choosing; it is determined ahead of time by God. The desire God places in our hearts is just one indication of our calling, among other confirmations. 

    Elisha did not just receive Elijah's mantle because he happened to be in the right place at the right time. It was already his according to God's word. (1 Kings 19:16). Elisha needed to cooperate with God's call on his life to receive the mantle that was his by God's appointing. Elisha's hunger and pursuit of Elijah were a sign of what God had placed in his heart. Joseph knew at a young age, through prophetic dreams, that God had called him to rule. For a long season, Elisha was a servant to Elijah, supporting him in a menial capacity and learning at his feet. (2 Kings 3:11) Joseph practiced servanthood for years. He served his Father, then Photophore, then the prison warden before receiving the mantle of rulership he was destined for. It can be tempting to go directly after a mantle, but God has established His timeline for your life as with Elisha and Joseph.  

    Elisha was first a worker in his Father's fields and then wore a servant's garb before he took up Elijah's mantle. When God took Elijah, Elisha took his cloak, the one he had worn as a servant—and tore it in two. There was no turning back. (2 Kings 2:12-13) Have you had this happen to you? 'God, `I thought that coat was from you. That mantle had promise. It was colorful. It represented good things to come. 

 And now it has been lost, robbed. That role, that job, that ministry opportunity, why was it taken from me?' 

But Father God sees the big picture from Heaven's perspective. Your Father wants to reveal what He is up to, even if you feel today as though you are during the trial or a long period of waiting concerning your calling. He wants to show you how he redeemed those trials, even the failures, and how He uses them for His purposes.  

 

 

`God-appointed Elisha as Prophet and successor to Elijah, but God used Elijah to recognize, prepare, and establish that appointment. God used Jacob, Photophore, a prison warden, and ultimately Pharaoh himself, to appoint Joseph to a position in Egypt that was already his through God's intention. And it is the same today. 

      Joseph received the royal robes over his shoulders. Maybe he recalled the earlier mantles that he wore: The richly ornamented coat of many colors his father gave Joseph as a young man became another reason his brothers hated him. And when his jealous brothers threw him in a pit and sold him to an Egyptian slave traders, they wrenched the coat from him.  

      That coat became the evidence the brothers used to 'prove' Joseph's faked death to their father, Jacob Later, Joseph became a trusted slave, promoted, and given charge over all his master Photophore's estate. But then Photophore's wife approached Joseph, wanting to seduce him. However, he valued his master's trust, purity, and the call of God, and so Joseph ran. But Photophore's wife grabbed his cloak and used it to accuse him.  

 

 

A prophetic calling does not mean that. 

 God has a rigid set of plans that you must adhere to 

You're prophetic calling has ebbs and flows like a river. 

It is a journey, your walk with GOD. 

 

 

   He is raising powerful Mantles prophetic ministries, like Joseph and Daniel, will serve Him primarily in these areas. Do not assume that a calling to prophetic ministry means that you will never work in secular employment. Even when called to ministry as a primary vocation, work wholeheartedly in your earthly career until God releases you to move on. 

      Honor your leaders even during times of trial. Elisha had Elijah, and the disciples had Jesus, but not all those who had a prophetic calling in Scripture enjoyed substantial leadership benefits. David continued to serve Saul as a warrior and musician when mistrust and jealousy operated in Saul's life. When Saul was pursuing David to kill him. David refused to kill Saul even when it appeared God had granted him an opportunity. His words were, 'But the Lord forbid that I should lay a hand on the Lord's anointed.' (1 Samuel 26:11) Samuel faithfully served as a priest under Eli's leadership, even though God's hand of judgment was against Eli for his character weakness and allowing corruption in his family and ministry. Samuel waited for God's timing for his ministry as a prophet and national leader to emerge. (1 Samuel 3-4) Be Planted in a Local Church When we first meet Agabus, a prominent visionary in the New Testament, he is a 'company of prophets' in the Jerusalem Church.  

The Apostle Paul began his ministry serving in the local church at Antioch. Despite the powerful prophetic call on his life, he waited until church leaders confirmed the call's timing before he launched his missionary calling. (Acts 13) 

      Move Past Your Comfort Zone; God challenged Jeremiah to speak despite his youthfulness and timidity. "Alas, Sovereign Lord," I said, "I do not know how to speak; I am too young." But the Lord said to me, "Do not say, 'I am too young.' You must go to everyone I send you to and say whatever I command you." (Jeremiah 1:6-7) To grow into your prophetic calling, you will face times of stretching again and again. These are points of decision, orchestrated by the Holy Spirit, in which you can follow and obey God's call upon your life. Priority.  

      Yet things are not always easy when starting. You may be asking, why is my ministry not progressing quickly? How do I get more opportunities to share my prophetic insights? 

We are all called by God. I could run, but I could not. The first thing I had to recognize was that we are all called by God. Paul writes, encouraging everyone: "I urge you to live a life worthy of the calling you have received." DON'T hide from the call. Have you had a revelation? Has Jesus made himself known to you? 

 

God releases you to move on. Honor Leaders—Even During Times of Trial, Elisha had Elijah, and the disciples had Jesus. Still, not all those who had a prophetic calling in Scripture enjoyed the benefits of strong leadership. David continued to serve Saul was a warrior and musician when mistrust and jealousy operated in Saul's life.  

Be faithful to serve as a priest powerful prophetic call is laid on your life, and wait until church leaders confirmed the call's timing before launching missionary calling. You must create safety whenever you teach on the Spirit's gifts (especially if the environment you are in has never heard of the prophetic or the gifts being for today). Most people have a mystical view of prophecy and the gifts of the Spirit. We get to make the gifts.  

Still small voice 

 A knowing 

Nature 

Scripture 

 Music 

 Pictures/Visions 

 Impressions 

Audible voice-over people  

  “Coincidences” 

Dreams 

 Inspired thoughts (thoughts that you know you usually do not think)                                                       

  When Saul was pursuing David to kill him, David refused to kill Saul even when it appeared God had granted him an opportunity. His words were, 'But the Lord forbid that I should lay a hand on the Lord's anointed.' 

(1 Samuel 26:11) Samuel faithfully served as a priest under Eli's leadership, even though God's hand of judgment was against Eli for his character weakness and allowing corruption in his family and ministry. Samuel waited for God's timing for his ministry as a prophet and national leader to emerge.  

    (1 Samuel 3-4) Keep a heart of honor towards your leaders, even during the hard times, and serve their vision faithfully. Stay where God has planted you unless He has released you to move on.  

Make it your mission to finish well. Be Planted in a Local Church When we first meet Agabus, a prominent prophet in the New Testament, he is a 'company of prophets' in the Jerusalem Church. (Acts 11:27-28). The Apostle Paul began his ministry serving in the local church at Antioch.  

    Despite the powerful prophetic call on his life waited until church leaders confirmed the call's timing before launching his missionary calling. (Acts 13) The context for prophetic ministry and the Christian life is within the community of a local church.  

Seek out and embrace a church's population and flourish under the pastoral oversight God gives to you. God positions you with people and leaders that He wants you to serve now.  

Serving with faithfulness and a teachable heart are powerful means of being posted to attain your God-ordained destiny. Realize you may Wear a Series of Mantles Elisha was first a worker in his father's fields and then wore a

servant's garb before he took up Elijah's mantle. When God took Elijah, Elisha took his cloak—the one he had worn as a servant and tore it in two. 

    There was no turning back. (2 Kings 2:12-13) Joseph had a series of physical mantles along the way. The 'coat of many colors' his father gave him.    

Later, he was given a cloak as a head slave in Potiphar's household. Ultimately, Joseph was robed in garments representing his position as ruler next to Pharaohs in Egypt. (Genesis 41:42). Still, he did not go from being a youngster with prophetic dreams directly to the palace. He wore a succession of mantles, being faithful with each, and so it is for us. Wait for an Appointment to Establish your Mantle. 

    God appointed Elisha as Prophet and successor to Elijah, but God used Elijah to recognize, prepare, and establish that appointment. God used Jacob, Potiphar, a prison warden, and ultimately Pharoah himself to appoint Joseph to a position in Egypt that was already his through God's intention. And it is the same today. We do not 'self-appointed to a mantle or ministry. God uses those in oversight and authority to recognize and establish us in that calling at the right time.  

    (Acts 6:6, Acts 13:1-3 Understand your Calling will be Tested Over Time as Joseph received the royal robes over his shoulders, maybe he recalled the earlier mantles he wore. The richly ornamented coat of many colors his father gave Joseph as a young man became another reason his brothers hated him. And when his jealous brothers threw him in a pit and sold him to Egyptian slave traders, they wrenched the coat.  

That coat became the evidence the brothers used to ‘prove’ Joseph’s faked death to their father, Jacob. Later, Joseph became a trusted slave, promoted, and was given his master Potiphar’s estate. But then Potiphar’s wife approached Joseph, wanting to seduce him. However, he valued his master’s trust, his purity, and the call of God—and so Joseph ran.  

But Photophore’s wife grabbed his cloak—and used it to accuse him. Not only was that cloak taken from him, but it was also used as evidence against him of a crime he did not commit. 

And landed him in prison. Have you had this happen to you? ‘God, I thought that coat was from you. That mantle had promise. It was colorful. It represented good things to come. And now it has been lost, robbed. That role, that job, that ministry opportunity—why was it taken from me?  

But Father God sees the big picture from Heaven’s perspective. Your Father wants to reveal what He is up to, even if you feel today as though you are during the trial or a long period of waiting concerning your calling. But the Father wants to show you how he is redeeming those trials, even the failures, and how He is using them for His purposes.   

The Holy Spirit’s attributes also point to His personality. The Holy Spirit has life (Romans 8:2), has a will (1 Corinthians 12:11), is omniscient (1 Corinthians 2:10–11), is eternal (Hebrews 9:14), and is omnipresent (Psalm 139:7). A mere force could not possess all these attributes, but the Holy Spirit does. 

The Holy Spirit's person is affirmed by His role as the third Person of the Godhead. Only a being equal to God (Matthew 28:19) and possesses the attributes of omniscience, omnipresence, and eternity could be defined as God. “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, who is the Spirit.” 

The Holy Spirit is a person, as Scripture makes clear. He is revered as God and serves in perfect unity with Father and Son to lead us in our spiritual lives. There are many misconceptions about the identity of the Holy Spirit. Some view the Holy Spirit as a mystical force. Others understand the Holy Spirit as the impersonal power that God makes available to followers of Christ. What does the Bible say about the identity of the Holy Spirit? 

Simply put, the Bible declares that the Holy Spirit of God. The Bible also tells us that the Holy Spirit is a divine person with a mind, emotions, and a will. The fact that the Holy Spirit God is seen in many Scriptures, including Acts 5:3-4. In this verse, Peter confronts Ananias as to why he lied to the Holy Spirit and tells him that he had “not lied to men but God.”  

    It is an explicit declaration that lying to the Holy Spirit is lying to God. We can also know that the Holy Spirit is God because He possesses the characteristics of God.  

   His omnipresence is seen in Psalm 139:7-8, “Where can I go from your Spirit? Where can I flee from your presence? If I go up to the heavens, you are there; if I make my bed in the depths, you are there.” Then in 1 Corinthians 2:10-11, we see the characteristic of omniscience in the Holy Spirit. “But God has revealed it to us by his Spirit.  

    The Spirit searches all things, even the deep things of God. For whom among men knows the thoughts of a man except for the man’s spirit within him? In the same way, no one knows the thoughts of God except the Spirit of God. “We can understand that the Holy Spirit is indeed a divine person because He possesses a mind, emotions, and will.  

When God releases a mantle, we must pick it up! There is an action required on our part, persistence, determination, and faithfulness, so he would be correctly positioned to receive the mantle when it came for it to be released. People will hate you because God chose you; even the pastors of churches who have put me out have lied to me. Have said that you are not an island all by yourself. You are trying to self-promote yourself when God is the one that calls me out from amongst them.  

       Women do not like me in the church. They say I am a different dress, different style of preaching, differently, and why you, unlike God's gifts and calls that remain on a person for life, a mantle stays with the mission, not with the man-woman. For example, anyone who becomes president of the United States must be very gifted. A person does not rise to the highest office in our land without that qualification.  

       `But on Inauguration Day, something powerful takes 15:26; 16:13-14). Grammatically, there is no other way to understand the New Testament's pronouns related to the Holy Spirit. He is referred to as a "He" as a person. Matthew 28:19 teaches us to baptize in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. This is a collective reference to one Triune God. Also, we are not to grieve the Holy Spirit (Ephesians 4:30). The Spirit can be sinned against (Isaiah 63:10) and lied to (Acts 5:3). We are to obey Him (Acts 10:19–21) and honor Him (Psalm 51:11). His many works also affirm the parenthood of the Holy Spirit.  

        He was personally involved in creation (Genesis 1:2), empowers God's people (Zechariah 4:6), guides Romans 8:14, comforts John 14:26, convicts (John 16:8), teaches John 16:13), restrains sin (Isaiah 59:19), and gives commands (Acts 8:29). Each of these works requires a person's involvement rather than merely a force, thing, or idea. The Holy Spirits' attributes also point to His personality. The Holy Spirit has life (Romans 8:2), has a will (1 Corinthians 12:11), is omniscient (1 Corinthians 2:10–11), is eternal (Hebrews 9:14), and is omnipresent (always everywhere at the same time. A mere force could not possess all these attributes, but the Holy Spirit does. The Holy Spirit's person is affirmed by His role as the third Person of the Godhead. Only a being equal to God (Matthew 28:19) and possesses the attributes of omniscience, omnipresence, and eternally could be defined as God. What made you think of doing such a thing? You have done not lie just to human beings but to God."  

 

 

Paul likewise referred to the Holy Spirit as God in 2 Corinthians 3:17–18 states, “Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.  

    And we all, who with unveiled faces contemplate the Lord’s glory, are being transformed into his image with ever-increasing glory, which comes from the Lord, the Holy Spirit is a person, as Scripture makes clear. As such, He is revered as God and serves in perfect unity with Father and Son to lead us in our spiritual lives.  

      There are many misconceptions about the identity of the Holy Spirit. Some view the Holy Spirit as a mystical force. Others understand the Holy Spirit as the impersonal power that God makes available to followers of Christ. What does the Bible say about the identity of the Holy Spirit? Simply put, the Bible declares that the Holy Spirit is God.  

The Bible also tells us that the Holy Spirit is a divine person with a mind, emotions, and a will. The fact that the Holy Spirit is God is seen in many Scriptures, including Acts 5:3-4. In this verse, Peter confronts Ananias as to why he lied to the Holy Spirit and tells him that he had “not lied to men but God.” I know each time I have received a mantle from the Lord, it has been in a specific place and time. Each time I was exactly where the Spirit wanted me to be. For example, the Lord led me to be in Moriah Chapel in Wales during the Welsh Revival's 100th anniversary. It was during this time of prayer and seeking the  

   The Lord will give a profound encounter with a "Revival Mantle." I could physically feel a blanket-like garment being draped over you, and God gave me a profound revelation on the true meaning when you feel that deep love for God and feeling his wrath that will guild you right where God desires you to be. 

    The Word of the Lord came to me, saying, do not faint in well-doing, I have heard my people's cries and prayers. The devil is loose, and He has entered the mind of some people. He knows that his time is coming swiftly. Therefore, put on the whole armor of God. 

    That ye maybe able to stand in these evil days. I tell you the truth, stand on the Word of God. Hold on to my steady hand. Build your life on things eternal. Focus on Heaven, Lift your eyes unto the Lord. God will lift a standard. The promise is not lost. Heaven's perspective: is different from our humanistic minds. Although we reacted so poorly, I the Lord will heal your land. I have torn up the foul grounds. What the enemy met for the evil; I will turn it around for your good. I, the Lord, have heard the cries of My people.  

    My ways are not like man's ways. Let the wicked man forsake his way and the unrighteous man his thoughts; let him return to the LORD, have compassion, and to our God, for He will freely pardon.  

    "For My thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways My ways," declares the LORD. "For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so My ways are higher than your ideas and My thoughts than your thoughts.… 

    Isaiah 59:19 King James Version (KJV) Shall they fear the name of the Lord from the West and glory from the rising of the sun? When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift a standard against him.  

   God will reward you according to His will. The favor of God is on our life., Hold on because you need my nature to hold on to me in these dire times. I AM a God of mercy. Our Father, a God, sees our past, present, and future tears and stores each drop into a bottle with your name, from Heaven’s perspective. Your Father wants to reveal what He is up to, even if you feel today as though you are during the trial or a long period of waiting concerning your calling.  

     He wants to show you how he is redeeming those trials, even the failures, and how He uses them for His purposes.  

Isaiah 55: 6-8 Heaven’s perspective: is different from our humanistic minds. It is so fabulous we cannot contain them. His ways are not like our ways. Let the wicked man forsake his way and the unrighteous man his thoughts; let him return to the LORD, have compassion, and to our God, for He will freely pardon. “My thoughts are not your thoughts; neither are your ways. My ways,” declares the LORD.  

     “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so My ways are higher than your ideas and My thoughts than your thoughts. Isaiah 59:19 King James Version (KJV) 19 So shall they fear the name of the Lord from the West and glory from the rising of the sun? When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord shall lift a standard against him. The Lord spoke to my heart, telling me. My mantle was Ivory. And the garments He shall supply, and He has been given me garments for years now. To come. He created and prepared for His people to wear on the earth. They would empower His children to fulfill their Heavenly callings and mandates. The mantle is the manifest glory of God.  

    In my vision of the Mantle Room, I saw that not one of these mantles was the same. Each was a different size and color. I understood that God did not want carbon copies but originals. 

Get ready! Some of these mantles are now hovering over the Church and are about to be released on the earth. God is looking for those He can place them on. Some mantles resemble things we have seen and are familiar with, while others will empower people to do something that has never been done before this time in history! God is looking for those He can anoint with fresh oil. 

    I want to briefly share with you four mantles that we can expect to see released in this next season. This is by no means an exclusive list. There are many other mantles to pick up and receive besides the four I am about to share. I want to highlight some of the mantles the Lord has highlighted to me. 

A “Mantle of Glory and Creative Miracles. “Mantles of Glory. There is a mantle falling that cannot be imitated. This mantle is not known for its design but its singular Designer, the Lord. Only those who know Jesus as Lord can be fitted for this glory mantle. The glory is a garment given to the one who lays it all down in the fitting room of Divine relationship. The mantle is a garment not cheaply made. Every stitch and seam must withstand the coming persecution and affliction that glory brings. Therefore, I am “encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory,”1 Thessalonians 2:12. There is a mantle falling that cannot be imitated. This mantle is not known for its design but its singular Designer, the Lord. Only those who know Jesus as Lord can be fitted for this glory mantle. As Paul wrote in 2 Thessalonians 1:11-12, “Wherefore also we always pray for you, that our God would count you worthy of this calling, and fulfill all the good pleasure of his goodness, and the work of faith with power: That the name of our Lord Jesus Christ may be glorified in you, and ye in him, according to the grace of our God and the Lord Jesus Christ. “The Lordship of Jesus produces glory. The glory is a trademark of His attesting His design or purpose. There is no glory wherever Jesus has not been made, Lord. Many want His glory but refuse to submit their hearts, ambitions, wallets, desires, families, and schedules. 

Beauty does not manifest haphazardly or as a reward for one’s performance. The vision is a garment given to the one who lays it all down in the fitting room of Divine relationship. Those who serve as ministers unto God are fitted like Aaron in Exodus 28:2. "And you shall make holy garments for Aaron, your brother for glory and beauty." This garment is not cheaply made. Every stitch and seam must withstand the coming persecution and affliction that glory brings. Therefore, I am "encouraging, comforting, and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory,"  

1 Thessalonians 2:12. Worthy of God To be worthy of God, one must surrender to Christ as Lord. The carnal man must be dethroned as he does not qualify for this Divine mantle. As Jesus said in Matthew 6:24, "No one can serve two masters. Either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other." To ignore the voice of Spirit, or delay obedience to His Word, is the same as denying the Lordship of Christ. How often I have said, "Tomorrow Lord, I'll have the strength to fulfill your desire." Herein lies the blame for the glory-void life. My strength is my glory (the knock-off version). His glory is available to the one willing to go it in His might's power, His mantle (the authentic version). Jesus as Powerful Master of His Church. He is establishing His Lordship in the lives of those willing to lay down their opinions and ambitions. As Lord, He requires of us two things. We must love God unwaveringly and love ourselves as we love ourselves (Mark 12:30-31). Love is the method of surrender when choosing Christ as Lord. This year, love will be revealed, cultivated, tested, and refined. Those who do not love to do not serve. Those who do not help are their masters and must clothe themselves.  

    Servants of God are fitted, however, by their Lord, with mantles of glory. Elijah (meaning 'the Lord is my God' or 'spiritual champion') and Elisha (meaning 'God will save me' or 'protected, God is salvation or 'My God is salvation) Their names carry the record of what they represent. 

Those who serve as ministers unto God are fitted like Aaron in Exodus 28:2. "And you shall make holy garments for Aaron, your brother for glory and beauty. 

    "It will bring a keen sensitivity to the Person of the Holy Spirit and will release unusual signs and wonders, not just inside church buildings, but everywhere His people carry His glory. The Lord recently spoke to me that He was raising the standard in the healing movement once again. Matthew 12:15 says, "He healed them ALL." This outpouring will release an even greater wave of signs and wonders, not just in the church services but also in the marketplace. God is looking for vessels He can endure with the power out in the marketplace. We will see "backyard miracles" in mass--miracles in the homes, in the workplace, out on the streets, hospitals, and the malls. We will see creative wonders everywhere God's people go, releasing the Kingdom's power into this present age. 

    The second is a "Mantle of Mass Deliverance." Not only will we see mass miracles, but there is also a wave of mass deliverance coming. People who have struggled in their lives for years will receive breakthroughs as the fire of salvation is released into their lives.  

    We encourage you to pray, "Lord, uncover and expose every area of darkness in my heart." As you do, God will release, by His Spirit, a deep deliverance in your life. Just as the Lord delivered Israel out of the Egyptians' hands in the mass, God will bless His people in gathering. And we are not coming out empty-handed.  

    This is where we will see the supernatural divine transfer of wealth, which the prophets have proclaimed. Mass deliverance is connected to the release of this divine transfer (see Exodus 3:20-22). The third is a "Mantle of Supernatural Favor. “God is placing mantles of favor upon His children in this hour. It is the type of support that God placed on Isaac as he took possession of the land of his inheritance. The mantles served the laying of the foundation of the church. That does not mean there is no abiding element, as both, the commission to preach the gospel abides and the miracles confirming the gospel are recorded in Scripture.  

(See Genesis 26). As he contended for what God said was his, the Lord eventually even caused his enemies to want to be at peace. Isaac finally came into a place of total fulfillment and rested as he dug a well and called Beersheba, meaning "Well of the Seven." Seven speaks of "fulfillment, completion, and rest." Favor makes a way where there seems to be no way and causes you to receive all God has for you. 

    The fourth is "Media Mantle." We will see a "Media Revival." with a move of God spreading through the airwaves. The Lord spoke to me that He is raising TV networks to help facilitate God's end-time movement. God, TV is one of those.  

But there are more. Jesus will even be glorified over the secular networks! God is placing Media Mantles on people who will glorify His name through various media outlets.  

As you stay faithful and committed in the long haul, you will ultimately receive the mantle God has for you. And the ministry God has for you will be above and beyond anything you could ever have dreamed. 

When I saw among the spoil a beautiful cloak from Shinar, 200 shekels of silver, a bar of gold weighing 50 shekels, I coveted them and took them. And see, they are hidden in the earth inside my tent, with the silver underneath, “and Like a robe, you will roll them up, like a garment they will be changed. 

As we move into this next season, I encourage you to stay sensitive to the voice of the Spirit as He leads you into times of prayer and waiting on Him. This will prepare you to be fully ready for all that He wants to release in and through your life. Get ready to pick up your mantle! 

Spiritual mantles have a modern application? A spiritual mantle can be passed today from one person to the next or one generation to the next? A mantle passing from one person to another. Yes, I believe that happens. If God has placed someone in your life who is a giant in an area of Christian faith, you may seek to have their anointing and spiritual authority imparted to you. Maybe that is one of the reasons God has that person in your life. Remember, though, that the anointing resident in them is a measure of God’s Holy Spirit given to them by grace.                                                                          

    The five 'offices' mentioned are apostle, prophet, evangelist, pastor, and teacher. As discussed here, their primary purpose is to empower and equip God's people to serve and grow in maturity and Christlikeness. To weigh up the ministry or words of local or global prophetic ministries which call for repentance or expose sin, see.  

God shows us we need to develop an unwillingness to throw in the towel, never to say, “I quit. 

” Life and service to the Lord are like a cross country race--not a hundred-yard dash! 

 One of the greatest needs in Christian life as fathers or mothers, as husbands or wives, or servants in any area is endurance with commitment.  

We need to be problem-solvers, to work through our problems rather than quit.  

But in humility, submission to authority, loyalty, faithfulness, and obedience in being a servant. All of this was vital to his training and preparation for ministry. To lead, one must first learn how to be conducted.  

To give directions, one must first learn how to receive and follow instructions. To be faithful, one must first learn faithfulness.  

This seems to be one of the lessons of Luke 16:10, “He who is faithful in a tiny thing is faithful also in much, and he who is unrighteous in a tiny thing is unrighteous also in much. 

” Elisha’s preparation reminds me of Christ's comment in Mark 10:43-45, “but whoever wishes to become great among you shall be your servant, and whoever wants to be first shall be slave of all. 

  

But to me, a prophet is simply someone who shares messages from God with one person or many people. Those messages reveal' from His Son's purposes, intentions, and heart for the people involved. The messages may be told in pictures and visions, but prophets'' voices, just as much as they see what he is doing. The English word prophet comes from the Greek word prophets, which can m "a "one who speaks forth" or "advocate" through the." Prophets are also called "s" seers" because of their spiritual insight or ability" to "see" the future. Usually, the prophets God sends are despised, and their message unheeded. Isaiah described his nation as a "rebellious people, deceitful children, children unwilling to listen to Lord's' instruction.     

They say to the see's, 'See no more visions!' and to the prophets, 'Give us no more visions of what is right! Tell us pleasant things, prophesy illustrate "s." (Isaiah 30:9–10). Jesus lamented that Jerusalem had killed the prophets God sent to them (Luke 13:34).  

   In the Bible, prophets often had both a teaching and revelatory role, decagon's' truth on contemporary issues, and revealing details about the future Isaiah's ministry, for example, touched on both the present and the future. 

You will see Him to preached boldly against the corruption of his day (Isaiah 14) and delivered grand visions of Israel's future (Isaiah 25:8). The prophets came from various backgrounds, spoke to different audiences, possessed unique styles, and used different methods. Most of the Old Testament prophets’ messages concerned the people of Israel; if other Most prophets of God were men, but the Old Testament also says prophetesses such as Miriam (Exodus 15:20, ESV), Deborah (Judges 4:4, ESV), and Huldah (2 Kings 22:14, ESV). All prophets shared some characteristics that made their ministries “prophetic.” 

   ` Call to be a prophet as required to deliver God’s message accurately. The prophet Micaiah put it well: “As surely as the Lord lives, I can tell [the king] only what the Lord tells me.”  

(1 Kings 22:14). Those who, like Jeremiah, tried to keep silent found they could not (Jeremiah 20:9). Those who, like Jonah, tried to avoid their responsibility were corrected (Jonah 1:3-4). Like the unnamed prophet from Judah, who directly disobeyed the divine command, they lost their lives (1 Kings 13:15–24). 

The miracles, which are intended to confirm believers' Faith, are now registered in Scripture, and they are sufficient for our Faith. Mark 16:20; that is, their function was to confirm the apostolic Word. They were not intended for just any purpose. And started to speak in tongues. And said I been looking for a long time. That was God. Did you not forget the words that were spoken? And yet, you believe that I will hurt people instead of love people. While women also were partakers of this gift.  

However. in that, they also were able to know the Scriptures for themselves. While confessing God's beautiful works in Acts 2 and elsewhere were forbidden to exercise this gift in the church's public worship and forbidden to preach; why does man not understand the truth and prefer a lie? And say good is evil and evil is good.  

Another prophet, Jeremiah also operated as a seer (Look at Jeremiah 1:11–13). Notice that God does not ask Jeremiah what he “feels” or “thinks,” but instead, what he “sees.” After Jeremiah sees the vision, God gives him insight into what the vision meant (Jeremiah 1:14–18). 

A prophet sometimes had a unique appearance. Elijah was known for wearing “a garment of hair and had a leather belt around his waist” (2 Kings 1:8). Elijah’s mantle that he left for Elisha was also seen as a symbol of the prophetic office. 

(2 Kings 2:13–14). God told Ezekiel to shave his head and beard (Ezekiel 5:1). Other prophets were set apart in different ways: Jeremiah, for example, was told he could not marry (Jeremiah 16:2); Hosea was told to marry a prostitute (Hosea 1:2). All prophets were recognized as those through whom God spoke (even if their message was not welcome). 

    A true prophet of God will be committed to speaking God’s truth. He or she will never contradict God’s revealed Word. A true prophet will say, with the prophet Micaiah just before his fateful confrontation with Ahab, “As surely as the Lord lives, I can tell him only what my God says” (2 Chronicles 18:13). A prophet often led a hard life. Isaiah was sent to a people “ever hearing, but never understanding.”  

(Isaiah 6:9), and (according to tradition), he was eventually murdered for his efforts. Ezekiel ministered to “a rebellious people” (Ezekiel 12: 2). The queen of Israel sought to take Elijah’s life (1 Kings 19:2). Jeremiah was thrown into a cistern, where he “sank into the mud” (Jeremiah 38:6). 

Jesus spoke of Jerusalem as those “who kill the prophets and stone those sent” to them (Luke 13:34), and, speaking to the Jewish leaders of his day, Stephen asked this condemning question: “Was there ever a prophet your ancestors did not persecute?”  

(Acts 7:52) The role of the Old Testament prophet reached its consummation in the person of John the Baptist, who was predicted in Malachi 4:5 (cf. Luke 7:26–27); and in Jesus Christ, who was the Prophet “like Moses” predicted in Deuteronomy 18:15 (... Acts 3:22). 

Are there true prophets today? Absolutely For the church has different gifts to build the body of Christ., Ephesians 4:10- 10. He who descended is the very one who ascended above all the heavens to fill all things. And it was He who gave some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some to be evangelists, and some to be pastors and teachers, to equip the saints for works of ministry, to build up the body of Christ… 

Because Jesus’ descendant, he gave the church what Jesus carried inside himself. He told the disciples and Apostles that when He shall descend, He will send the comforter, and everyone who has this hope in Him purifies himself, just as Christ is pure...  

 

“I am the bread of life. He who comes to Me will never go hungry, and he who believes in Me will never be thirsty, for I have come down from heaven not to do My will but to do the will of Him who sent Me. And this is the will of Him who sent Me, that I shall lose none of all that He has given Me but raise them on the last day.  

My Father’s will be that everyone who looks to the Son and believes in Him shall have eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day.” John 6:35, 38-40 God is preparing His “bride” His “called out ones” — for the wedding banquet of His Son, our Lord, and Bridegroom, Jesus. 

      It is a feast that will take place just before the significant judgments of God. The day is coming… in our lifetime! Some will be made, but many will remain to suffer God’s wrath. Jesus tells us: “…pray that you may be able to escape all that is about to happen.” 

               Luke 21:36 If the purpose of a prophet were to reveal the truth from God, why would we need prophets if we  

False prophets in the world (1 John 4:1-3, 2 Peter 2:1:3) 2. Deception is not always immediately perceived. (Acts 16:16-18) 3. Confirmation and affirmation. They come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves” (Matthew 7:15). He later noted that, In the New Testament, we have many warnings against false prophets. Jesus taught, “Watch out for false prophets. King Ahab kept 400 such false prophets in his. In the end, we are times “false messiahs and false prophets would appear and perform great signs and wonders to deceive, if possible, even the elect” (Matthew 24:24). Revelation speaks of a false prophet who will arise in the Tribulation and deceive people worldwide (Revelation 16:13; 19:20; 20:10).  

   To avoid being led astray, we must always “test the spirits to see whether they are from God” (1 John 4:1). Often, a prophet in the Old False Prophets, of course, not everyone who “speaks forth” a message is a prophet of God. The Bible warns against false prophets who claim to speak for God but deceive the people they purport to inform.  

    1 Thessalonians 5:20-21 declares, “Do not treat Prophecy. Whatever the case, whenever a person claims to be speaking for God (the essence of Prophecy), the key is to compare what is said with what the Bible says. 

If God were to speak through a person today, it would be 100% complete agreement with what God has already said in the Bible. God does not contradict Himself. 1 John 4:1 instructs us, “Dear friends, do not believe every spirit, but a test. For example, Ananias has given a prophecy about Paul’s future (Acts 9:10–18). Acts 21:9 mentions four daughters of Philip who could prophesy.  

Prophecy is listed as a spiritual gift in 1 Corinthians 12 and 14. In the end times, two “witnesses.” will prophesy from Jerusalem (Revelation 11).  

Prophecies with contempt. Test everything. Hold on to the good. 

” So, whether it is a “word from the Lord” or a supposed prophecy, our response should be the same. Compare what is said to what the Word of God says. If it contradicts the Bible, throw it out. If it agrees with the Bible, pray for wisdom and discernment about applying it (2 Timothy 3:16-17.  

James 1:5). The Old Testament also mentions false prophets.  

     These were liars who claimed to speak for God but intended to deceive the people or serve their interests. Ahab had nearly four hundred such false prophets in his employ (1 Kings 22:6, 23). Nehemiah’s work was opposed by several false prophets and one false prophetess (Nehemiah 6:14).  

 

The test of a prophet's accuracy as if he or she 100 percent in the prophecy said (Deuteronomy 18:22). If a prophet’s predictions did not come true, he could not have spoken for God since God never lies (Numbers 23: Elijah and the people killed all of Baal's false prophets, in compliance with God’s command in\ (the." LORD, nothing.   

Woe be unto the pastors that destroy and scatter the sheep of my pasture! Saith the Lord. Tell those who prophesy out of their imagination: Hear the word of the LORD! Your prophets, O Israel, are like foxes among the ruins.…"But false prophets also arose among the people, just as there will be false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Master who bought them, bringing themselves swift destruction. And many will follow their licentiousness, and because of them, the way of truth will be reviled. And in their greed, they will exploit you with false words; from old, their condemnation has not been idle, and their destruction has not been asleep. "False prophecy is in defiance of God's word. Prophecy always lines up with God's Word 3. Bearing witness with the spirit. (sense of agreement or grievance).  

1. Let two or three prophets speak, and let the others pass judgment. 4. Bearing witness to the Prophetic Ministry. The spirit of the Prophet is subject to the prophets.  

1 Cor. 14:32 (Twofold meaning of “Subject-the control of- External and Internal.” I saw the Samuel Prophets carry a building anointing and a hybrid gift mix of apostolic and prophetic functions. They serve the body by teaching, training, and grooming the next generation of prophets. I also saw the Power Prophets' launching, flowing in different demonstrations and power levels in signs, wonders, and miracles. These daring prophets will be on the front lines of the next great move of God. They are instruments of revival and catalysts of change in the earth carrying a divine authority. Examining Samuel's life, as a child, he was given to the  

Lord's work, born in the womb of travail. He was the last and greatest. 

 Yet, we are also called to put on the character qualities and virtues that reflect our identity as God's children. When we accept Jesus and believe in our hearts that HE IS LORD, AND He is His son's son, that Jesus is God who put on flesh and whose identity is a sword statement, we must pursue his lofty goal to anticipate the day when we will take off our mortal put on resurrected bodies that fully reflect Christ’s resurrection body. 

These Dimensions will allow us to see more outstanding works. If not, we are grazing in the grass. The apostle Paul seems to pick up this metaphorical use, and he runs with it in various ways. Those in Christ have already put on Christ. “For us, many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ" (Gal. 3:27). Those in Christ is commanded to put on Christ. Those in Christ have already put on the new self/man. 

"[You] have put on the new self, which is being renewed in knowledge after the image of its creator" (Col. 3:10). 

Those in Christ are instructed to put on the new self/man."[You were taught] to put on the new self, created after the likeness of God in true righteousness and holiness" (Eph. 4:24). Those in Christ are to put on the whole armor of God. "The night is far gone; the day is at hand. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light" (Rom. 13:12). "Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. . .. Stand, therefore, having fastened on the belt of truth and having put on the breastplate of righteousness" (Eph. 6:11, 14). 

"But since we belong to the day, let us be sober, having put on the breastplate of faith and love, and for a helmet, the hope of salvation" (1 Thess. 5:8)." Therefore, since so great a cloud of witnesses surrounds us, let us also lay aside every weight and the sin which clings so closely and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us" (Heb. 12:1).Identity as God's children. Our identity reflects our ability to do more incredible things in Christ Jesus. Every believer must put on the essence, which is putting on the mantle of Jesus Christ. By y trusting in who Jesus is and what he has done for us.  

 

Those in Christ are to put on love and other virtues. “Put on then, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience." (Col. 3:12)." And above all these put-on loves, which binds everything together in perfect harmony" (Col. 3:14). Those in Christ have perishable, mortal bodies that will one day put on imperishable, immortal, heavenly bodies. “For this perishable body must put on the imperishable, and this mortal body must put on immortality" (1 Cor. 15:33).  

For in this tent, we groan, longing to put on our heavenly dwelling, if indeed by putting it on, we may not be found naked. We are still in this tent for a while; we groan, being burdened—not that we would be unclothed, but that we would be further clothed so that what is mortal may be swallowed up by life. For in this tent, we groan, longing to put on our heavenly dwelling" (2 Cor. 5:2)."Therefore put away all filthiness and rampant wickedness and receive with meekness the implanted word, which can save your souls" (James 1:21). You can tell a lot about people from the clothes they wear. The clothes that we choose to wear often reflect our status, values, and priorities. At Hollywood red carpet events, reporters often ask actors and actresses, "Who are you wearing?" to find out which designer created their clothes. In the ancient world, clothing had a similar significance.  

It could reflect a person's socioeconomic status, mood, or even character. The New Testament uses clothing imagery to describe three differently. Still, closely related, aspects of our relationship with God.1 First, it emphasizes our union with Christ that happens at our conversion. In Galatians 3:26-27, Paul writes that "in Christ Jesus, you are all sons of God, through Faith. For as many of you as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ." Therefore, everyone who has committed their life to Christ by Faith has the status of having "put on Christ." 

Second, clothing imagery vividly portrays the transformation that results from our relationship with Jesus Christ. In contrast to living a life of disobedience to God and his ways (Rom 13:13), Paul instructs believers to "put on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make no provision for the flesh, to gratify its desires" (Rom 13:14). Sometimes the command is to "put on" specific godly characteristics that reflect Christ himself: "Put on then, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved, compassionate hearts, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience." (Col 3:12). Thus, the call to "put on" these godly characteristics is rooted in our status as holy, chosen, and loved by God. 

Third, clothing imagery describes our bodies' transformation that will take place when we are resurrected from the dead. Paul explains that "this perishable body must put on the imperishable, and this mortal body must put on immortality" (1 Cor 15:53). In the meantime, as we await that day, "we groan, longing to put on our heavenly dwelling, if indeed by putting it on, we may not be found naked. For a while, we are still in this tent, we groan, being burdened—not that we would be unclothed, but that we would be further clothed so that what is mortal may be swallowed up by life". 

Confirmation  

There are many ways to study the Bible, but there is something special about looking at an entire Bible book. You start to better appreciate the intent of the writer. Verses have the context that can deepen your understanding.  

You can engage with the entire book in the way it was initially meant to be learned. But studying a whole book of the Bible takes a different approach than most Bible Studies. 

Designed to help strengthen your Faith. Affirmation 

A declaration that serves the same purpose as an oath (if a commitment is objectionable to the person on religious or ethical Affirmations  

in the grounds) Faith, religion, religious belief - a strong belief in a supernatural power or powers that control human destiny; "he lost his faith but not his morality." 

 Bible Biblical affirmations are the use of Scripture to take our thoughts captive to obey.  

Christ (2 Corinthians 10:5). This means turning around the lies of the enemy, Satan, and replacing them with the truth of God’s Word. 

"Let these false prophets tell their dreams, but let my true messengers faithfully proclaim my every word. There is a difference between straw and grain! Does not my word burn like fire?" "Is it not like a mighty hammer that smashes a rock to pieces?  

It is time to take the mask off your face. Your body shall not carry a stitch, says the Lord of the host., one day is like a thousand years is as a day. And body until all you see is My son abiding in you. Proclaim the year of the LORD's favor and the day of our God's vengeance, to comfort all who mourn, too, provide for those who grieve.  

Samuel Prophets are born to ignite a fire, kindle a weakened generation, and bring back lost glory. They bring the Shekinah where they meet a tent... While Hophni and Phinehas deposed God's things, God raised a young boy to grow in favor and wisdom. When there’s rebellion in any generation, God will raise reformers to birth revival. Samuel was called to set up the fire. The word of the Lord was rare in those days; Samuel was the conduit through which God spoke to Israel.  

He was set apart as a Nazarene; Samuel Prophets are set apart from the world. In the time of Eli, the Israelites made false gods. The Philistines oppressed them, but when Samuel came into leadership, he commanded that all false gods be burned down. Samuel Prophets pull-down altars, strongholds, religion, and powers. They rescue people under demonic attack.  

    They set captives free; they preach the liberty of men in Christ.  

Prophets are also intercessors, watchmen who lift the people’s queries before the Lord. They love order in the House and are not afraid to confront. Even though Samuel saw Saul’s weaknesses, he kept interceding for him, and he kept on praying for Saul as much as he could. Samuel Prophets carry the heart of the people and the heart of God. 

POWER THE PROPHETS COMMES FROM OBEDIENCE TO GOD 

It is usually in the A mantle that God gives to those He has chosen. As the name implies, the Power. Prophets have an unusual anointing to make things happen.  

    They have such an authority to shut the heavens, make the sun stand still, cause drought, send fire from heaven, send dew, and more. They are known for these things because of their high standard of intimacy with the Lord. These are prophets of prayer, intercessors who terrorize hell. Power Prophets have a declaring mantle on their lives; they operate powerfully in the gift of Faith and the working of miracles.  

We saw.  

Elijah personally shut heaven (1 Kings 17:1); we saw. 

 Joshua made the sun stand still (Joshua 10:12-13).  

Moses was a man who was called forth to bring redemption to the Israelites.  

Un-Revealing  

The Power of The Prophet Revealing PROPHETS These prophetic graces operate outside of the proportion of the time. Prophets see into events with precision and accuracy. Revealing Prophets see, hear, and witness heavenly activities, engage angelic beings, and operate at a high level of the word of knowledge. Now, the Lord will trans relocate these prophets into supernatural realms to see what He has for His people. When the Lord allows this, they know what has never been revealed because these prophets flow outside our time constraint.  

Description 

Prophetic School will prepare students for ministering God's voice to people. Students will learn how to minister with the Holy Spirit and allow His power to flow through them to those who need to hear God's voice. Seeing into the very secrets of people's hearts by God's ability to set the captives free will become a flow of the Spirit to you. 

This course's training is life-changing, covering subjects such as God's Voice and Prophetic Ministry.  

Upon completing this course, students will be confident for active, powerful ministry to the sick and those who are broken needing a word from God. 

A Step-By-Step Guide to Operating in The Gift of Prophecy The gift of prophecy is not reserved for a super-spiritual, elite group of Believers. In fact, the scriptures promise that in the last days, the Holy Spirit would be poured out on everyone in the world. This Spiritual outpouring will manifest in a resurgence of the gift of prophecy that affects every Believer, young and old, male and female, rich and poor!  

If you are a Christian, the Holy Spirit lives inside of you. This means that you have access to all His supernatural gifts, and you, too, can prophesy! 

Well-respected and seasoned prophetic leader, practical training sessions will equip all believers to operate in prophetic ministry. Get prepared to: Tell the difference between Old and New Covenant prophecy and correctly serve as a New Testament prophetic voice. Love languages of God and hear His voice like never Discover and develop your prophetic gifts in a safe environment Step out and confidently share words of knowledge, wisdom, and prophecy Recognize a true prophet from a false prophet Ideal for personal study, small groups, and church classes, the Basic Training for the Prophetic Ministry DVD sessions will help you understand and operate in the prophetic ministry. Get ready to hear God’s voice freshly, speak His word with power, and release hope, life, and destiny to those around you! Samuel’s Mantle curriculum is meant to build from one level of knowledge to the level of activations.  

It is very much like building a house! First, you put in your foundation. Then you add the floor, walls, and roof—finally, the windows, doors, and electricity. Curriculum Info Get ready to hear God’s voice freshly, speak His word with power, and release hope, life, and destiny to those around you! 

Building God’s Prophetic House, the curriculum of Samuel's Mantle, is meant to build from one level of knowledge to the next. It is very much like building a house! First, you put in your foundation. Then you add the floor, walls, and roof—finally, the windows, doors, and electricity.  

Web-class curriculum: WHO’S PROPHETIC? The priesthood of all believers is a well-accepted concept in the church. But what about the prophetic mantle? We all believe Pastor and Teachers are given gifts by God, but we would never let an untrained Pastor or Teacher lead our church. Many people think it should not require any training for prophetic girting if it is God. Does this hold up to scripture? Or should we be training Prophets as we do Pastors and Teachers? 

BLOCKS TO HEARING – We look at the difference between the soul – mind, will, emotions – and our spirits. We then study the effects of our souls' training on our surrounding culture and how this training affects how we receive from God.  

In other words, we will be looking at how our worldview affects our ability to receive from God. 

Paradigms: Did Jesus have to speak in parables because he did not fit their expectations? If the disciples who said to Jesus themselves did not get what he was about because of their outlook, how about us today? Could it be that God uses dreams, visions, and signs to help us get past our false paradigms? 

TRAINING DISCIPLES: How strong was symbolic language in the O.T.? An overview of events shows how many O.T. events tie into an extended dream, vision, or sign. Jesus also trained the disciples in this language through his parables. And later, he expects them to know their meanings without his help. 

Acts 2, Jesus poured out this symbolic language on all believers, but what about us who are now to live like them? Should we be in language study ourselves? 

In Acts 10:9-16, Peter has a vision from God that challenges his world views. Why did Peter have to value symbolic language, work through his paradigms on the way, and only then finally figure out what God wanted? Murray gives an example that shows how God still speaks the same style and why it was this type of language that God decided to release at Pentecost.  

Following the signs: What is a sign? Are we supposed to watch for them? How much emphasis does God place on signs? The great author and the flow of his famous – timeliness! Identifying and interpreting schedules in the Bible, history, the news, and in our personal lives. The greater the suffering, the greater the peace. 

What is God saying in everyday events all around us? Faith: a relationship, not an emotion. Guidelines for stepping out in Faith. The key to the temple = trust! Continuing further into the temple: journeying, the biblical use of the imagination. Discernment: does and do not s, how to tell the difference between a wolf and the wounded, practicing the gift of discernment. Burden bearing: a gift from birth, family issues, signs of unredeemed problems, safety mechanisms, the cure to live a life of normalcy. Dealing with personal pain: what is the biblical model for dealing with emotions? The process of turning the emotional system back on…cleansed. 

Introduction to dreams: symbolic language, meeting Jesus in your dreams, how thoughts connect to the spiritual realm. 

Local Class Curriculum: Learning to understand the symbolism and recognize God’s action in the physical world, proper use of the imagination, the emotions of the Spirit: burden-bearing and discernment. 

The Second --year prerequisite – completion of first-year Understanding and interpreting dreams and visions, how to have goals and ideas, and how to move from drive to image, Pasturing the presence of God and following His leading. Samuel’s Company prerequisite – completion of the first year & second year 

Company 10 Applied in small groups of people who desire to become skilled prophets with what they have learned.  

Samuels as a safe prophetic community. 

Outreach, guest teachers. Samuel’s Prerequisite first- year and 2nd Year or online Dream course. Over the years, we have developed a lot of dream tools. This year it seems fitting to have a class on If you desire to work on your dreams in a small group setting with people who have a few years of training, this is for you.  

As well, we will be Murray has not taught in past years. To register for local classes, this year begins and how you see the world around you. WHO’S PROPHETIC? The priesthood of all believers is a well-accepted concept in the church. We all believe Pastor and Teachers are given God gifts, but we would never let an untrained Pastor or teacher lead the church.  

Many people think if it is God, it should not require any training in prophetic gifting. Does this hold up to scripture?  

Or should we be training Prophets as we do? Pastors and Teachers block TO HEARING – If we are all called to walk in the prophetic, why can’t we? This is the question DVD 2 asks and answers.  

`We look at the difference between the soul – the mind will and emotions – and our spirits. We then study the effects of our souls' training by our surrounding culture and how this training affects how we receive from Second-- We will be looking at how our worldview affects our ability to receive from God. 

Paradigms: How much do our standards affect the way we see life? Could it be that Jesus spoke in symbolic language because they saw Jesus through their current world view? Did Jesus have to say in parables because he did years? Their expectations?  

If the disciples who spoke to Jesus themselves did not get you. Who is about because of their outlook? How about us today? Could God still use dreams, visions, and signs to help us get past our false paradigms? 

TRAINING DISCIPLES: How strong was symbolic language in the O.T.? An overview of events shows how many O.T. events tie into an extended dream, vision, or sign. Jesus getting trained the disciples in this language through his parables. And later, he expects them to know their meanings without his help. In Acts 2, Jesus poured out this symbolic language on all believers, but what about us who are now to live like them? Should we be in language study ourselves? THE PUZZLE: In Acts 10:9-16, Peter has a vision from God that challenges his world views. Why did Peter have to value symbolic language, work through his paradigms on the way, and finally figure out what God wanted?  

God still speaks the same style, and why it was this type of language that God decided to release at Pentecost Following the signs: What is a sign? Are we supposed to watch for them? How much emphasis does God place on signs? The great author and the flow of his famous timeliness! Identifying and interpreting schedules in the Bible, history, the news, and in our personal lives. What is God saying in everyday events all around us? 

 Faith The silencer is one of my books that tell you how faith is one of the essential tools for your Mantles. Faith: a relationship, not an emotion. Guidelines for stepping out in Faith. It is a gift from birth, family issues, signs of unredeemed problems, safety mechanisms, and  

 The cure for living a life of normalcy. 

Dealing with personal pain: what is the biblical model for dealing with emotions? The process of turning the emotional system back on…cleansed. 

Local Class Curriculum: Introduction to dreams: symbolic language, meeting Jesus in your dreams, how thoughts connect to the spiritual realm.  

  God’s, learning to understand the symbolism and recognize God’s action in the physical world, proper use of the imagination.  

 The nod year prerequisite – completion of the first year Understanding and interpreting dreams and visions, how to have goals and ideas, and how to move from prophetic vision, Pasturing the presence of God and following His leading.  

Samuel’s Company Advanced Skills Community.  

The prerequisite - completion of the first year & second year.  

This class's goal is maturity: maturity in the application of 

Samuel’s Mantle material, the ability to flow with the Holy Spirit and function as a safe prophetic community.  

Small group work will be a prime focus as all the material (dream, vision, timeliness, prophecy, etc.) is applied in small groups of people who desire to become skilled with what they have learned so far. Guest teachers, prophetic activations will be incorporated as well. Samuel’s Advanced Dream Class prerequisite first-- a year and second-- Year or online Dream course Over the years, we have developed many dream tools This year, it seems fitting to have a class focused on applying those tools to dreams.  

  

1. Let every word be established by two or more.  

2 Corinthians. 13:1 2. How it is to be judged. 1. The proper place of the Prophetic ministry Company 1 Knowledge, wisdom, and prophecy the goal of His class is maturity: maturity in the application. Discernment: does and do not s, how to tell the difference between a wolf and the wounded, what are activations. (Nathan the prophet came to David privately concerning Bathsheba) Rebuke is exceedingly rare and usually done by mature men called to the office of the Prophet. The judging of the prophetic ministry. Why prophecy needs to be judged.