Tapping from the anointing is scriptural. The bible says that Elisha got his mantel from Elijah which is also tapping from the anointing of Elijah or an impartation.

@@kadiatukallon3542 The anointing is Christ. The New Testament church is founded in the doctrines of the apostles, the prophesies of Christ by the prophets and Christ himself the chief concerned stone. Elisha and Elisha were not born again and north had the Holy Spirit living inside of them. The anointing is a person and his name is Jesus. When you are born again you are anointed beside the anointed one lives inside of you. There’s no such thing as tapping anointing.

"Tapping" is not the right terminology. It's not a Bible word. It also implies that you are stealing from somebody. I'd say "impartation" or "receive the anointing" or "receiving the mantle" is more accurate. I am always very careful around people who use the word "I tap".

@@DaigoParry You’re right about the terminology. However, there’s no mantle to receive as a believer. The mantle is Christ and he lives in you. He’s the anointing that abides in you so there’s no new anointing either. The only thing they exists in the gospel for a believer is impartation and that is simply a stirring of what’s already there - it’s not adding something new. When a believer becomes born again, the fullness of God resides in him so during impartation which is through prayer or laying on of hands, we stir what he already has - we’re not adding something new. The apostles never held an anointing service. They also did no such thing as receiving or transferring mantles. Those are fables and false doctrines from today’s mainstream charismatic movement where legalism is at the helm of affairs.

​@@ChimaChindaDevimpartation is real right?