From our native brothers and sisters who soon shall rise. Ephraim is the salt that has largely lost it's savor. Mannassah shall soon rise as the shining one of Joseph.
Sadly, our chapels and places of worship have been turned into tourist locations and craft breweries instead of places where songs of praise are elevated to God. We have given into the lies of the gadiantons and our places of worship including our temples are shut down. We are in bondage and most do not even realize it. Most accept their slavery and clamor for the god of this world (science) to save them from a manufactured thing.
Oddly, when the real desolating scourge does hit (just as it did among the natives in the past several centuries), it will largely wipe the white men (males) from off the face of this land. It will leave our brown brothers and sisters in a state of repentance and awe as they take their rightful role and begin to truly blossom as the rose. Many would say this happened during the administration of President Kimball, but the chapels that were opened at that time are largely closed and vandalized by the very people they supposed to help. Their time is still coming when the righteous among them are spared and they rise up by the millions and are brought to the NJ to perform their prophesied role.
In the e-book I have found, there is more talk of this Indian Prophet who will rise up. I have largely forgotten him - but he will be a thing. He was a thing - and he will yet be. He was, and is and will yet be. They will rally behind him as they rise to the occasion. They will come out of North America, out of Central America and out of South America. There will be tens of millions that come forth.
They will bring their old ways with them. The Cree will bring the remembrances of the teachings of the Law of Consecration that have lain dormant for many. They will be Millennium Ready, while the greed and selfishness of the average white man who makes it through the eye of the needle will have to be purged in a most painful manner from him.
Enjoy the good music. If it stirs something in you, you may just have some of that blood in you. Look for the blue spot in the small of your back....
I think some of your things are getting a little out there, but I do also believe in the prophecies about the Lamanites. I wonder if and how the Three Nephites will figure in to that. I've always thought that Hispanic people are so special to have Lamanite blood running through their veins. If I had served a mission instead of getting married, I feel nearly certain that it would have been to somewhere in Central America.
ReplyDeleteWhat are you talking about with our churches being turned into tourist destinations and craft breweries? Particularly the breweries? I haven't heard about anything like that. I think most LDS churches are operating again with in-person meetings. Tomorrow we're going to church, just like we did last week. It's still only sacrament meeting in person, but that's the most important thing anyway. Capacity in the chapel is increasing. Virus numbers are going way, way down. Things are getting better. We'll see how long it lasts, but I'm seeing good things and not as many of the negative things that you keep writing about.
If you think Ephraim is salt that has lost it's savor you clearly haven't read D&C 133 lately. Perhaps it's true of unfaithful Ephraim, but faithful Ephraim has great blessings in store. D&C 133 just scratches the surface for scriptural abundance of what's in store for Ephraim. Discounting current membership and leadership with such blanket statements has the spirit of apostasy. It reminds me of the same spirit that came with Snuffer and several others. I enjoy this blog but I think you've missed the mark on this one
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