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The Seer and the Kingdom
All seers are prophets; however, not all prophets are seers. A seer-prophet receives communication from God, primarily through visions, pictures, symbols, or dreams. Reaching back into her childhood, Cynthia L. Hatcher unfolds her story of becoming a seer-prophet within the Kingdom of God. She explores how the gift began, matured, was given formal recognition and then her commission. In The Seer and the Kingdom, the golden eagle and the lion stand as powerful symbols.
The golden eagle representing the biblical imagery of spiritual strength, revelation, and divine empowerment. The lion carries the biblical emblem of kingdom authority, prophetic dominion and fearless rulership. Wherever we find ourselves on our spiritual journey, be assured, God does not abandon the work being done in us. We are still being shaped, refined, and completed. Be encouraged.
The golden eagle representing the biblical imagery of spiritual strength, revelation, and divine empowerment. The lion carries the biblical emblem of kingdom authority, prophetic dominion and fearless rulership. Wherever we find ourselves on our spiritual journey, be assured, God does not abandon the work being done in us. We are still being shaped, refined, and completed. Be encouraged.
All seers are prophets; however, not all prophets are seers. A seer-prophet receives communication from God, primarily through visions, pictures, symbols, or dreams. Reaching back into her childhood, Cynthia L. Hatcher unfolds her story of becoming a seer-prophet within the Kingdom of God. She explores how the gift began, matured, was given formal recognition and then her commission. In The Seer and the Kingdom, the golden eagle and the lion stand as powerful symbols.
The golden eagle representing the biblical imagery of spiritual strength, revelation, and divine empowerment. The lion carries the biblical emblem of kingdom authority, prophetic dominion and fearless rulership. Wherever we find ourselves on our spiritual journey, be assured, God does not abandon the work being done in us. We are still being shaped, refined, and completed. Be encouraged.
The golden eagle representing the biblical imagery of spiritual strength, revelation, and divine empowerment. The lion carries the biblical emblem of kingdom authority, prophetic dominion and fearless rulership. Wherever we find ourselves on our spiritual journey, be assured, God does not abandon the work being done in us. We are still being shaped, refined, and completed. Be encouraged.
