The Government of the Scribe
Understand the Apostolic Foundation of the Office of the Scribe
Lecture Summary
The ministry of scribe isn't just about the gift of the scribe, but God's design to order the first church. This teaching establishes a foundation for understanding the ministry of the scribe as an over-arching office in the present day church. This session brings scripture, the history of a people and powerful revelation into focus, clearly establishing a valid apostolic/theological perspective on the ministry of the prophetic scribe.
IN THIS SESSION STUDENTS WILL LEARN:
- You will learn about the power of the scribe in the earth today
- The direct scriptures correlating with "the office of the scribe"
- When scribes were first ordained and sent into ministry
- What the function of scribes were in the church from the perspective of Moses
- You will learn about the multi-faceted calling of the scribe BEYOND writing
- You will learn that NOT ALL SCRIBES are called to write books
- You will learn how integral scribes were to establishing the model for the local church today
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Apostle Theresa Harvard Johnson
Apostle Theresa Harvard Johnson is a minister of the Gospel and the progenitor of teachings on The Scribal Anointing®, the 21st-century revelation of the office of the prophetic scribe. She is passionate about identifying, building and providing structural foundations for the Lord's scribal nation. She holds an MDiv in Biblical History and an MA in Professional Writing and is currently a third-year doctoral law student, in the area of human rights specifically in the area of disability law and policy affecting children, youth and young adults.
The "scribe's chamber" or the "chamber of the scribe" was a war room and a board room. This was a place where weighty matters of the king or the Kingdom were discussed and where decisions were made in the counsel of princes and scribes.
The "scribe's chamber" or the "chamber of the scribe" was a war room and a board room. This was a place where weighty matters of the king or the Kingdom were discussed and where decisions were made in the counsel of princes and scribes.