Category: Prophetic Writing

(Read Part I: The Lying Pen of the Scribe)
Copyright 2018 Theresa Harvard Johnson

I teach that there are different types of Lying Pens.

Jeremiah 8:8 was specifically speaking to the deliberate manipulation of God’s word by scribes who should have known better… but the implications of that warning are clear: The lying pen is real… and as scribes we must be aware of how this affects HOW WE administrate our own gifts before the Lord. By revelatory insight, we are also challenged to see the deeper meaning of the lying pen.

The pen, in this passage, refers specifically to “writing and teaching lies”…

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Copyright 2018 Theresa Harvard Johnson

I wrote a book about 10 years ago entitled, Spiritually Critiquing Literary Works (www.scribalarsenal). It is a workbook that helps prophetic writers determine if a project is “prophetically inspired, demonically driven or born of the flesh.” (Jeremiah 8:8; Matthew 23)

The word “CRITIQUE” comes from Greek κριτικός (kritikós), meaning ‘able to discern’, which is a Greek derivation of the word κριτής (krités), meaning a person who offers reasoned judgment or analysis, value judgment, interpretation or observation. (Wikipedia)

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The Scribal Realm of Dreams & Visions is the “area” in the dream realm in which scribe’s access heavenly treasure for “scribal release” in the earth. Those who are assigned to this heavenly realm always exit the dream realm with an urgency to write and/or record what they sense, see, experience or hear.

What makes the dream realm “scribal” is that the prophetic scribe consistently accesses and reveals “scribal related projects” in this way. There are many dreamers who are obedient to write or record what they experience. Then, there are those dreamers who are compelled and commanded to write or record they see and experience. The latter is the greatest difference because these scribes are ASSIGNED to the supernatural realm.

Prophetic Writing

Copyright 2017 Theresa Harvard Johnson

Writing prompts are essential to releasing the “scribal life and culture” of the prophetic scribe.

Writing prompts activate the prophetic on the inside of you for the work of scribal ministry – whether creative, administrative or instructional in nature. They serve as gates toward greater and should be practiced by all who answer the call.

Prophetically, I believe we tap into the ancient anointing of scribes of old when we engage in writing prompts. Like the temple scribe, we pattern ourselves after their culture of discipline, enthusiasm and dedication. They were trained in their craft by learning to perfectly copy Torah until it was as natural to do so as breathing. That daunting task – as we discuss it in the book, “The Scribal Anointing: Scribes Instructed in the Kingdom of Heaven of Heaven” – unlocked all kinds of revelatory understanding in their time. Similar access is available to us today.

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