My throne is not in the Throne Room. I have my own mountain surrounded by my own garden and
on the top of the hill/mountain is my throne. My throne has simply served my purpose. It represents
my place of leadership and governance. I sit on that throne at least twice a day to decree and
declare (See Gate 1). I suppose it fits my personality, I am extremely matter-of-fact, especially when
it comes to business. So, when I am taking back my Father’s land, I get on that throne and decree His
will for my life and the life of others submitted to His will.

It is interesting to note that when I move to my throne, I am always escorted there by
the seven spirits of YHWH. I meet with them in the Garden of Eden before I end up decreeing. In the
beginning, this is just where Jeshua took me but now, I understand that I need to consult with them,
especially the spirit of council before I begin my decrees. The experiences I have had with the spirit
of Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding, Might, Council, the Spirit of the Lord, and the Fear of the
Lord will all be dealt with in future Gates but for now it is interesting for you to know what they do
for me and later we will go into the mind blowing HOW in what they taught me.

The spirit of Might is always the first one to carry me, like a groom does to his new bride over
the threshold when he flies me onto my throne. Wisdom, Knowledge, and Understanding swirl
together as a spiritual tornado that forms my crown. To my right I always have Jeshua and the rest
of the throne is encircled by the spirit of council. This truly helps me make decisions and has a
wealth of support to know that I only pray in what I see the Father doing. I encourage you to
envisage the same process before you utter any words in your prayer closet because we have to be
sure to always align with Father’s will.

The Spirit of the LORD will rest on Him, the spirit of wisdom and understanding, the spirit of
counsel and strength, the spirit of knowledge, and the fear of the LORD. And He will delight in the
fear of the LORD, and He will not judge by what His eyes see, nor make a decision by what His
ears hear…” 
Isaiah 11:1-3.