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The Flagship Book
Honoring the Feminine Nature of the Holy Spirit
by Jason Turner & Michael Ogden · Published by Yona Tree
Seven Lamps Before the Throne explores biblical symbolism surrounding the Holy Spirit, Lady Wisdom, the sevenfold Spirit of God, the Tree of Life, the Bride of Christ, New Jerusalem, the Sword of the Spirit, and the mystery of the Holy Trinity.
The book's distinctive conclusions — including the motherly nature of the Holy Spirit — are presented as Yona Tree's theological position, with the Scriptures and historical sources set out for you to weigh.
Order now: Ebook on Amazon Kindle (opens in a new tab) · Audiobook on Google Play Books (opens in a new tab)
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The complete book, read and illustrated in sixteen episodes of about ten minutes each — from the oneness and threeness of God to the Tree of Life, the Sword of the Spirit and the Holy Trinity.

Part 1of 16
One God. Three Persons. The series opens by distinguishing the ontological and economic study of the Trinity and introducing the Nicene Creed.

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The sevenfold Spirit of Isaiah 11:2, the seven lamps of Revelation 4:5, the menorah — and the seven attributes in the words of Lady Wisdom.

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One of Scripture's oldest symbols — the Tree of Life as giver of eternal life and fruit, linked with Lady Wisdom, the menorah and the burning bush.

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The flaming sword that turns every way, the Sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God, and the way to eternal life through Jesus Christ.

Featured Study
The Bible opens and closes with a tree. The burning bush, the seven-branched menorah and the Tree of Life are, Yona Tree believes, variations on one theme — from the garden of Eden to the river of the water of life.
Presented as theological symbolism, with Scripture at every step.
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The burning bush, the seven-branched menorah and the Tree of Life are, Yona Tree believes, variations on one theme that begins in the first pages of Genesis and ends in the last chapter of Revelation.

Why did the Spirit of God descend as a dove? Eleven simple questions, each answered from Scripture, lead toward one of the central conclusions of Yona Tree's study of the Holy Spirit.

The Nicene Creed is the most widely shared statement of Christian faith. Yona Tree affirms it — and respectfully proposes four clarifications, beginning with the difference between being begotten and being born.

"Jerusalem which is above is free, which is the mother of us all." Paul's allegory of Sarah and Hagar connects the free woman, the heavenly city, and the Spirit who gives believers new birth.
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Part 16 of 16Latest episode
The final episode — the lost sheep, the lost coin and the prodigal son as three seekers, and the invitation of Revelation 22.
Episode notes & Scripture
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The flaming sword that turns every way, the Sword of the Spirit which is the Word of God, and the way to eternal life through Jesus Christ.

Part 14of 16
One of Scripture's oldest symbols — the Tree of Life as giver of eternal life and fruit, linked with Lady Wisdom, the menorah and the burning bush.

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The marriage supper of the Lamb, New Jerusalem prepared as a bride, and the Jerusalem which is above — then the turn toward the Tree of Life.

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Wisdom in 2 Esdras and the Book of Wisdom; seven lamps around the Father and seven candlesticks around the Son. Like Mother, like daughter.

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Was Wisdom present before creation? The Hebrew behind Proverbs 8 — nasak, hul, amon — Ezekiel's whirlwind and the Spirit brooding over the waters.

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The sevenfold Spirit of Isaiah 11:2, the seven lamps of Revelation 4:5, the menorah — and the seven attributes in the words of Lady Wisdom.

About Yona Tree
Yona Tree exists to explore the depth, symbolism, history, and interconnected themes of Scripture while encouraging believers and seekers alike to examine the Word of God with curiosity, reverence, and faith.
Yonah is the Hebrew word for dove — the form the Holy Spirit took at the baptism of Jesus. The dove and the tree in our emblem are two symbols that run through the Bible from Genesis to Revelation.
Search the Scriptures. Examine the evidence. Consider the symbolism. Seek God in prayer.
Luke 15
Three Parables • Three Seekers • One Divine Love

A Shepherd · God the Son
Luke 15:3–7

A Woman · God the Holy Spirit
according to Yona Tree's interpretation
Luke 15:8–10

A Father · God the Father
Luke 15:11–32
Seven chapters on the Holy Spirit in Scripture, symbolism and history — in ebook and audiobook.
Explore the BookSixteen audiobook video episodes of about ten minutes each, free on YouTube.
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