DAY 1: The Joseph Anointing — A Prophetic Introduction
“You weren’t just born to survive. You were born to reign—above the sun.”— Eric D. Cooper, The Joseph Anointing: Living Above the Sun

There’s a reason you’re reading this.

Maybe you’ve felt hidden.Maybe you’ve walked through betrayal.Maybe you’ve carried dreams that never seemed to manifest — at least not yet.

You’re not alone.

In every generation, God raises up Josephs — dreamers who have been misunderstood, sons who have been forged in the fire, and reformers who have been tested in the hidden places.

I believe we’re living in a time when the Joseph Anointing is being released again — not just to bring favor to a few, but to bring healing to many.

This is more than a teaching.It’s a prophetic commissioning.

💡 What Is the Joseph Anointing?

The Joseph Anointing is a Kingdom mantle for those who have been:

- Marked by dreams before they had the language to explain them

- Misunderstood by those closest to them

- Refined in silence, not celebrated in public

- Promoted for purpose, not platform

It’s not about fame — it’s about faithfulness.

Joseph’s life is not a fairy tale. It’s a blueprint.A divine pattern for those who have been called out of obscurity and into destiny.

“The path of Joseph is not for the faint of heart. It is the path of refinement, of surrender, and ultimately, of reformation.”

🔥 Why This Message Matters Now

Our world is groaning for solutions.For integrity. For mercy. For wise leadership.Not more platforms. Not more influencers.

What the world needs is true sons —those who’ve been formed in the pit, who’ve ruled their emotions in the prison,and who now carry Heaven’s wisdom for Earth’s famine.

Romans 8:19 says, “Creation is waiting for the revealing of the sons of God.”

This is the Joseph Generation.

✨ What You'll Discover in This Series

Over the next 6 Blog posts, I’m going to walk you through the Six Prophetic Pillars of the Joseph Anointing — drawn directly from Joseph’s life and revealed through my own journey of hiddenness, heartbreak, and healing.

Each pillar is an invitation:

- To awaken what’s been buried

- To remember what God said

- And to step boldly into your divine assignment

💬 You Might Be a Joseph If…

- You’ve had God-given dreams that didn’t fit your current reality

- You’ve been misunderstood by your family or betrayed by those close to you

- You’ve walked through long seasons of silence, feeling unseen or forgotten

- You carry solutions, but the doors haven’t opened yet

- You’ve been tempted to give up — but something in you won’t let go of the promise

If that resonates with your spirit, this message is for you.

📖 Ready to Go Deeper?

This blog series is just the beginning. The full message — including prophetic prayers, activation points, and deeper revelation — is found in my latest book:

📘 The Joseph Anointing: Living Above the SunUnlocking Your Destiny in Times of Testing and Promotion

You can grab your copy on Amazon or through TheJosephAnointing.com.

🛒 Order now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FBZL5SD2

🙏 A Final Word

You are not disqualified.You are not forgotten.You are not behind.

You are being formed for such a time as this.

This isn’t the end of your story — it’s the unveiling.

Join me next time as we explore Pillar 1: Dream Carriers — Marked From the Beginning

Until then…Stay hidden. Stay faithful. Stay above the sun.

— Eric D. CooperAuthor, Visionary, Truth SeekerFacebook.com/abovethesunbook https://bit.ly/46xaxvt

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