A Prophetic Word on the Jewish New Year 5777

3/19/2017

We are in the month of March. This is the third month of the Gregorian year 2017. The Jewish New Year has a three month lead, which started in October 2016. The Hebraic calendar is symbolized in numbers. This year is depicted as Year 5777. I believe one aspect of the year 5777 includes coming full circle to one’s call.

It is a year graced with the strength to complete projects and assignments aligned with the fulfillment of your destiny. It is as Apostle Jane Hamon stated, a comeback year.

The seven’s symbolize a year of triple completion. This year grants a special grace to finish what God began. This year God will instruct His prophets to prophesy over an army of dry bones. A spiritual army of creative and prophetic artists are rising. They are summoned to have charge over a particular jurisdiction or sphere of influence. The year 5777 is also one of clashing swords where prophetic writers, craftsmen, and artisans will surface with deadly weapons in their hands to come against the embedded strongholds in the land. As one who is summoned to the brazen altar by The Writer to serve as His Inkhorn, our call is to equip, enlighten, and inspire you live creatively and to use your gifts and talents to glorify God in the marketplace. Our ministry is designed to glorify God and will come in the form of written prophetic messages, the creative art of calligraphy, online courses, mentoring, and more!

Creatively yours,

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Deborah Taylor is an innovative creative visionary, writer, author, and calligrapher. She enjoys traveling, reading, crocheting, and spending time with her husband, Randy, and their rambunctious dog, Reuben. They live in Shelby County, TN.

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This is who I am... a Deborah Season!

I am a wife, calligrapher, author, creative visionary, and co-founder of The Writer's Inkhorn International. My interest in hand lettering began in grade school. While learning cursive writing I was fascinated with beautiful handwriting. I recall trying to imitate writing styles, especially my mom and dad, who I believed had the most elegant spenciarian penmanship. But, for some reason, I could never replicate it and, in all truthfulness, I secretly became flustered with my own lettering style. "

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