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Author: Theresa Harvard Johnson

Theresa Harvard Johnson is the founder of The School of the Scribe and progenitor of The Scribal Anointing® teachings, the 21st-century revelation of the office of the prophetic scribe. She has authored more than 25 books to help prophetic scribes navigate their calling, taught thousands of scribes globally and developed safe spaces online and in person to foster prophetic community. Theresa holds an M. Div. in biblical studies and an M. A. in professional writing. As a scribal historian and mentor to many, she has pioneered exclusively in this area for more than two-decades.

Word of the Lord: Understanding the Timing & Seasons in Books

Posted on 01/28/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

Copyright 2009 Theresa Harvard Johnson
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(Also review, the timing and seasons of Dreams & Visions)

Have you ever wondered why your book projects don’t just take off? Or why you have this phenomenal flow of writing one day, and then weeks pass by before you ever write again? Well, in the world system people will say you have writer’s block; but in the realm of the SPIRIT OF THE LORD, this meaning can be so much deeper.

This isn’t a very long note, but I wanted to bring some things to your attention that you may want to consider when the Lord places books in your heart. We are not talking about any type of Christian writing, but “prophetic” writing.

Now, there are many here who are writing books and other things — but not all of them are inspired by the Holy Spirit. This isn’t necessarily negative, it just places your projects in focus. For example, some of the articles I wrote in the past were articles I was “hired” to write — mostly author profiles, interviews and such. While I had the skill and know-how, I can honestly say they were not “inspired by God” — but rather part of my job description.

When we talk about “prophetic writings,” we are only speaking of those projects FROM HEAVEN that have been pulled down into our spirit for the purpose of earthly release to accomplish a Godly goal. The notes below are tailored for THESE types of writings. When people think “prophetic, they often think of the supernatural or something indepthy deep and spiritual. Well, we ARE talking about the supernatural… but the writings in and of themselves simply convey the will of God as already documented in His Word.

So, as you move forth in the things of God and find yourself getting frustrated; or not understanding what is going on inside you or with your project — consider these points that I’ve mentioned below. YOU ARE a prophetic writer. So unlike other writers, your directions and instructions MUST come from the spirit.

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Prophecy 2009

Word of the Lord : Spiritual Goal Setting

Posted on 01/13/201405/24/2024 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

This word of the Lord for 2014 was released through Wendy Graham in reference to the Spiritual Goal Setting initiative Voices of Christ has embarked upon with prophetic scribes for the year. Here’s the link to the audio teaching from January 12; and a link to the online accountability group. May this Word of the…

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Prophecy 2014

Why do Christians chase prophecies? (2)

Posted on 01/04/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

Why do Christians chase prophecies?
Copyright 2014 Theresa Harvard Johnson

I love checking the keywords and phrases that lead people to my website. The topic of this post is actually the result of one of them, and I think the searcher had an awesome question: Why do Christians chase prophecies? After following the search string to see what kind of answers this person received, I landed on a website called chasingprophecy.com. It’s a Christian rock band and their slogan is: “Chasing prophesy, pursuing destiny.” In a way, I thought to myself, they answered this question hot on the spot.

You see, believers pursue prophecy primarily for one primary reason: To know what is the perfect will of God for their lives – whether personal, corporate or global. There are people who abuse this and become prophecy-junkies – yep, I said it; but that is a topic for another time. (See the blog post, Prayer Addiction)

Proverbs 18:16 CJB says, “Without a prophetic vision, the people throw off all restraint; but he who keeps Torah is happy.”

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Why do Christians chase prophecies?

Posted on 01/04/2014 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

Why do Christians chase prophecies?
Copyright 2014 Theresa Harvard Johnson

I love checking the keywords and phrases that lead people to my website. The topic of this post is actually the result of one of them, and I think the searcher had an awesome question: Why do Christians chase prophecies? After following the search string to see what kind of answers this person received, I landed on a website called chasingprophecy.com. It’s a Christian rock band and their slogan is: “Chasing prophesy, pursuing destiny.” In a way, I thought to myself, they answered this question hot on the spot.

You see, believers pursue prophecy primarily for one primary reason: To know what is the perfect will of God for their lives – whether personal, corporate or global. There are people who abuse this and become prophecy-junkies – yep, I said it; but that is a topic for another time. (See the blog post, Prayer Addiction)

Proverbs 18:16 CJB says, “Without a prophetic vision, the people throw off all restraint; but he who keeps Torah is happy.”

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Scribes, Rise Up & Celebrate! (2)

Posted on 12/29/2013 by Theresa Harvard Johnson

Copyright 2014 Theresa Harvard Johnson

In the Voices of Christ, we often talk about a beautiful ceremony called “Siyum” in Hebrew. The word itself means “completion or to complete” and is used specifically to describe the completion of sacred writings, and in this instance the Torah. For those who’ve taken our classes, we talk about the grueling but honorable training scribes endured in the times of old. We discuss the rituals they had to undergo and the amount of time they dedicated – spiritually and naturally – in the preparation for and task of writing Torah.

 

While we do not practice the Siyum ceremony per se, we can draw from the wisdom, the example and the obedient heart that many of them worked from in the midst of their journey. When they completed copying the Torah, it was a tradition to host a celebration to HONOR GOD in its completion. This included praise, worship, prayers, conversation and even a covenant meal with those who honored the Word, honored God and honored the servants who – without complaint – completed the task. THOUSANDS of people would participate in these ceremonies. They were excited about the continued PRESERVATION of the Word and the legacy it represented. Just thinking about this stirs the prophetic scribe in me with the fire to honor God with my obedience to write and publish what He gives me.

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