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THE BOOK OF OUG
Chapter 4
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After Jesus finishes speaking, the multitude bursts into praise, and He withdraws to pray words that cannot be recorded. The Spirit falls upon the people so powerfully that men, women, and even children prophesy. Returning, Jesus offers further teaching: alms and prayer must not be done for human approval.
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He gives a model prayer addressed to the eternal Father, noting that He stands as intercessor until the faithful themselves behold the Father directly. He commends the Nem's communal governance — caring for the poor, refusing hierarchy, sharing according to need and ability, and disciplining offenders through council with room for repentance and rebaptism. He explains two priesthood orders: a lesser preparatory order tied to the sons of Levi, and the greater Melchizedek order leading into God's presence, conferred only by prophecy.
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Women, he teaches, already possess a fuller priesthood by nature from the Mother. He urges sacraments, fasting, and service done to the least as done to Him, then ascends amid angels.
