REVELATIONS: A MESSAGE FROM THE LAMB OF GOD FOR THIS AGE

Summary of the Revelation

This revelation serves as a divine roadmap for the restoration of all things. It teaches that nothing in God's creation is ultimately lost or destroyed. Just as the angels in Sodom revealed hidden power in a moment of crisis, this text unveils the eternal laws of justice, mercy, resurrection, and restoration. Prayer 22, or the 22nd Chapter of the original First Book of the Five Books of Moses referenced in The Book of Mormon, stands as a witness that every soul, every body, and every intent of the heart shall, through the power of Jesus Christ, be restored according to truth and brought back into its perfect and proper order.

Given to Chief David Taylor (Ogimaa Songab Midegah Ogichidaa), in witness of his wife Amy, through a special Message from a Messenger of the Lamb of God, delivered on the night of Thursday, September 10, 2026, by way of instant revelation and witness of the Holy Ghost.

Although the records themselves were not yet fully opened, the knowledge of the ways by which they could be opened was made known.

On September 11, 2026, David through revelation and the witness of the Holy Ghost, when prompted by the messenger, used the 8 keys upon what was sealed and immediately the first seventy-two chapters, called prayers, were revealed concerning The First Book of Moses, or Genesis.

Although the modern Bible contains only fifty chapters in Genesis, David inquired concerning the scope of what had been revealed. According to the revelation he received, even seventy-two chapters would represent less than six percent of the whole of The Beginning.

This realization carries significant implications. If seventy-two chapters comprise only a small portion of what pertains to The Beginning, and if Genesis is only the first of the Five Books of Moses, then much remains unexplored within the larger structure. Such a perspective invites reflection upon how much knowledge, understanding, and record may have been lost, condensed, forgotten, or preserved only in fragmentary form over time.

Thus, the seventy-two chapters are not presented as the completion of the subject, but as an initial witness of a much larger body of material concerning The Beginning, Creation, Humanity, Choice, Redemption, Restoration, Justice, Mercy, and the purposes of God.

The Lamb of God instructed David to release Prayer 22, and thus here it is, Thus Saith the Lamb of God:

THE RESURRECTION, THE RESTORATION, AND THE PROPER ORDER OF ALL THINGS

The plan of redemption was laid from the foundation of the world.

The resurrection was prepared according to the justice of God.

The resurrection is requisite unto the fulfillment of the plan.

The resurrection restoreth that which was separated.

The resurrection reunites that which death divided.

The soul shall be restored unto the body.

The body shall be restored unto the soul.

Every part shall be restored unto itself.

Every limb shall be restored unto its body.

Every joint shall be restored unto its body.

Not even a hair of the head shall be lost.

All things shall be restored unto their proper frame.

All things shall be restored unto their perfect frame.

This restoration proceedeth according to the power of Christ.

This restoration proceedeth according to the justice of God.

Death came because of the fall.

Resurrection cometh because of redemption.

The fall subjected mankind unto death.

The resurrection delivereth mankind from the grave.

The body returneth from corruption.

The spirit returneth from separation.

The living soul standeth again as one.

Mortality is raised unto immortality.

Corruption is raised unto incorruption.

Weakness is raised in strength.

The temporal giveth place unto the everlasting.

The faithful receive according to righteousness.

The wicked receive according to wickedness.

The restoration is according to justice.

The restoration is according to truth.

The restoration is according to order.

Good shall be restored unto good.

Evil shall be restored unto evil.

Righteous desires shall be restored unto righteousness.

Wicked desires shall be restored unto wickedness.

The works of men shall return unto them.

The intents of the heart shall return unto them.

Every soul shall receive according to its works.

Every soul shall receive according to its desires.

The righteous shall be restored unto happiness.

The faithful shall be restored unto peace.

The obedient shall be restored unto light.

The humble shall be restored unto mercy.

The saints shall be restored unto the Kingdom of God.

The wicked shall be restored unto the consequences of their rebellion.

The proud shall be restored unto the fruit of their pride.

The unrepentant shall be restored unto the condition they have chosen.

Justice destroyeth nothing.

Justice restoreth all things unto their proper order.

Justice returneth every thing unto its own place.

Justice upholdeth the decrees of God.

Justice preserveth truth.

Justice preserveth accountability.

Justice preserveth righteousness.

Mercy satisfieth the demands of justice through the Redeemer.

Mercy cannot rob justice.

Justice cannot destroy mercy.

The Redeemer standeth between them.

The Holy One accomplisheth both.

Through His resurrection the grave yieldeth up its dead.

Through His resurrection death yieldeth up its captives.

Through His resurrection every soul shall stand again.

Through His resurrection every body shall rise again.

Through His resurrection every person shall come before God.

Then cometh the judgment.

Then cometh the accounting.

Then cometh the restoration.

Then cometh the fulfillment of justice.

Then cometh the manifestation of mercy.

The righteous shall rejoice in the restoration.

The faithful shall rejoice in the resurrection.

The saints shall rejoice in the justice of God.

The humble shall rejoice in the mercy of God.

The redeemed shall rejoice in the power of Christ.

The resurrection beareth witness of the redemption.

The restoration beareth witness of the resurrection.

The judgment beareth witness of the justice of God.

The mercy beareth witness of the love of God.

All things are restored according to truth.

All things are restored according to justice.

All things are restored according to the wisdom of God.

All things are restored according to the power of Christ.

And all things are brought back into their proper order.

Amen.