The walk of the prophet and the prophetic minister can be a lonely path. Prophetic vessels are often housed in ministries where there's no language to express who they are or what it means to be prophets and prophetic ministers. Although the gift of prophecy may be present within a ministry, the governmental presence of the prophet is still missing if the office of prophet is not acknowledged and cultivated within the ministry. People who suspect, or know, they are prophets will find it hard to survive in a world that treats them as invisible, taboo, or nonexistent. Thus, the cave experience becomes a vital part of establishing one's identity and pruning away the misconceptions of what the prophetic is not. At the Scribe’s Table is not another book on being a prophet. It is an enrichment tool that prophets can use to begin discovering the revelatory environment in which God is immersing them. Even if you are not a prophet, these revelatory teachings will help stretch your prophetic muscle (because all God's people will be prophetic on some level in the last days). You will be encouraged to go beyond the surface of scriptural study to uncover Biblical truths much needed for this last age of the Church. Volume I allows you to fill your teacup with prophetic teachings such as: The Mirror of God The Relationship Between the Word and God's Glory The Prayer/Altar Paradigm The Faith Cycle Life Lessons from the Song "The Gambler" How the Account of One Unnamed Woman Says a Lot about Our Enemies The Antiprophetic Agenda and more The author's goal is to take readers into a world of deeper Biblical study. As a prophetic scribe, the author hopes her teachings will unlock the chambers of deeper insights that are common when prophets teach Biblical truths. This book is designed to enlighten anyone who wants to dive deeper into God’s Word.
