Anointed Books writes as someone who has had a deep understanding of Scripture since she gave her life to Yahweh at thirteen. At that age she was saved, filled with Ruach HaKodesh, and received the gift of speaking in tongues. She delivered her first message at thirteen — on Proverbs 1:7: the fear of Yahweh is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction. That foundation has not shifted.
She has fallen in love with Scripture and with Yeshua — the Word made flesh — and with the God who speaks through it. The way she remembers and understands Scripture is even a surprise to her. Her work grows out of years spent reading, questioning, and returning to the text — both the 66-book canon many of us grew up with and the wider historical writings that sit around it.
What shapes her writing most is not a title, a role, or an institution, but a living relationship with Yahweh and a deep reverence for His word. She is careful with the text, curious about its context, and honest about the fact that the men and women who first wrote these books did not know they were building what we now call the Bible.
"Her work grows out of years spent reading, questioning, and returning to the text — and a living relationship with Yahweh that is not academic. It is everything."
