The Seven Mountain Mantle: Receiving the Joseph Anointing to Reform Nations

by Johnny Enlow

In this follow-up to his first release, The Seven Mountain Prophecy, Enlow explains how God revealed His plan to raise up “Josephs”--sons and daughters who would bear His favor, dream His dreams, and reclaim the seven mountains, or sectors, of society for His glory. Instead of the global meltdown seen in today’s society, the Lord promises to send His grace on our nation, other nations, and the church. Enlow proceeds to explains to readers what they will have to do to become one of these “Josephs” and how they can discern the role God desires them to play in His vision for the days to come.

Genres: Christian

160 pages, Paperback

First published November 25, 2009

Reviews

[JSNL]

The book that builds on the seven mountain mandate. I was involved in the Kingdom of God since sept 2015 and was convinced in june 2016. This book helps to understand how to make the step from the spiritual concept towards the more simple dailly life. At a start i liked the book but i put it aside a fewe times. Main point for me was learning about the Joseph anointing (the part i liked the most) and get more of a practical view about how to form in the kingdom in society. I propbably will read also part 3 about the renaissance.

[Dominique]

EVERY Christ follower should read this book (and the previous one : 7 Mountain Mantle)!

I am so excited to co-labor with God in the coming days!

Challenged my end time theology, my faith perspective and forced me to continue moving into Jesus and letting go and letting Him do it through me.

Now I know why it was prophesied over me that it would be "by His grace and NOT my merit. Wowza


I. Am. A. Joseph.

[Lindy Price]

It is best to read "The Seven Mountain Prophecy" first for more appreciation and understanding of this book.

[Josiah]

Simple yet intense call to walk with God, King of the nations. The message of the book is told completely through life of Joseph giving it greater depth and richer insight.

[Ifeoma]

A beautiful read. It encourages the heart to connect with God in order to bring His purposes for the earth to pass despite naysayers.