by Anne Hamilton | Sep 13, 2024 | Anat, appointed time, faithline, Joseph, mantle
In the last session, we noted how Jesus took up Joseph’s mantle and began its restoration. Eventually, it was ready to pass on to one of His disciples so the unfinished tasks that were still part of Joseph’s legacy could be completed. That handover occurs just after...
by Anne Hamilton | Sep 4, 2024 | Anat, appointed time, Deborah, faithline, Joseph
Like all mantles, Joseph’s mantle is an inheritance that ultimately comes from the great Giver of all gifts, the Lord Himself. And unless it returns to His hands for repair and mending, it becomes increasingly tattered and defiled. As we’ve seen, it passed through the...
by Anne Hamilton | Aug 5, 2024 | Anat, appointed time, Deborah, Joseph
In many respects, dispossession of inheritance didn’t start with Joseph. His father Jacob dispossessed Joseph’s uncle Esau of his birthright and the blessing of the firstborn. Joseph’s great-grandparents Abraham and Sarah started the generational pattern by...
by Anne Hamilton | May 3, 2024 | appointed time, Elijah, faithline
This post includes a model prayer. I’ve met several people across the years who have told me that they’ve received a prophecy indicating they carry Elijah’s mantle. After studying the life of Elijah for some time, I felt prompted to comment to the last few people who...
by Anne Hamilton | Oct 19, 2023 | Anat, appointed time, Covenant, LIlith
Early in the morning of October 7, Hamas forces from Gaza launched 5000 missiles into Israel. This opening salvo of a major offensive covered a breach of the border, allowing armed militants to swarm into kibbutzim and to attack a rave party in the sands of the Negev...
by Anne Hamilton | Sep 1, 2023 | Anat, appointed time, LIlith
Lilith’s alter-ego, the Canaanite goddess Anat, is a ferocious warmonger who revels in bloodthirsty violence and mayhem. The men of Israel revered her mother Asherah and her brother Baal Hadad, but they feared Anat. In fact their fear of Anat was much greater than...
