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A Visit from John the Revelator (Judon)
This chapter records a visitation account framed entirely by Revelation 1-2 and read through the dispensational and Holy Order patterns. The visitor teaches the Father-of-the-Father doctrine plainly — that even Jehovah's Son has a Father who Himself had a Father (Rev 1:6, 'kings and priests unto God and his Father'), matching the King Follett pattern. The 'one like unto the Son of man' is named the Son of Jehovah. The seven candlesticks are read as dispensations, the seven spirits as dispensational heads. The imprisonment is cast as an Isle-of-Patmos type — the season of hidden preparation echoing Joseph's unjust confinement before being raised up. Counsel given: forgive and repent quickly, the atonement is infinite, read every good book by the Holy Ghost's guide. The Elias-preparer role and the keys of Death and Hell are asserted.
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On Sunday, Nov 1st, 2015, I had a knock at my door. Every Sunday, we had people from the Church at our church come to our cell and read the scriptures with us. I was in the cell with my friend, Charles Tune.
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I had been receiving incredible revelations nearly daily. I was commanded to write them down. It had been nearly a month since the visitation of Phanuel. I was in such a good place spiritually & I was constantly seeking more information and more messengers.
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My cellmate was asleep, and it was in the afternoon when a knock sounded and a man came to my door. As I walked to the door with my scriptures, I noticed a very unusual looking man. He was dressed in all black and had gloves in his hands. His hair was dark and he was pretty tanned.
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When I approached the door, I saw his visitor badge and read the name on it. The name on the badge was Judon. However, when I got to the door, he called me by name and said his name was John. I asked if he knew the book of Revelation. He told me he was the same John we call John the Revelator.
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He told me I had a great work to do and that he was here to teach me the Book of Revelation. He said when he was on the Isle of Patmos, I came to him. Now he was in this time to visit me while I was in my own Isle of Patmos.
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He identified me as the angel sent by Jehovah to deliver this message. He said he had been waiting 2000 years for me to get here. We both laughed.
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We continued to read and he pointed out in verse 4 of Chapter 1 the “which is, which was, and which is to come,” was me.
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He then pointed out in verse 8 of the “which is, which was, and which is to come, the Almighty,” is Jehovah.
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Also in verse 6, it says that even Jesus’ dad had a dad, just like the earth. When we got to verse 13, he said, “The one like unto” is the Son of Jehovah.”
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He stopped right there and said, “Look, you are the Son of Jehovah.” I had received a lot of revelation about this before, but to hear John tell me this, I felt it in such a powerful way.
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He told me I am different from his other children. I knew what he meant. I already knew I was adopted and the 12th Adam.
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He let me know I hold the keys of Death & Hell. He reaffirmed my role as the Elias sent to prepare the way for the second coming.
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We went to Chapter 2, and that’s when he taught me Ephesus is tied to the LDS church, Joseph Smith, and the last dispensation, but it was the first church.
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He then made clear the seven spirits are the seven dispensational heads, the seven candlesticks are the dispensations. The light on the candles are the dispensational heads, and the churches also would teach about the dispensations they were assigned to.
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Each dispensation and dispensational head made perfect sense. I have made all the notes in the Bible I had on all he taught.
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I also went over what he taught several times after he left. He spent considerable time on chapters 1–7, skipped chapter 8, and spent tons of time on Chapter 9. He made it clearly understood who Abaddon is.
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We went over 10–12. He also said there is pretty much no one who understands Abaddon or Chapter 9. He pronounced Abaddon “A-Bad-on.”
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He skipped over 13–18 and spent time on 19–22. This blew my mind. He then reconfirmed what Phanuel had told me.
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He told me to teach the inmates to forgive quickly, to repent quickly. That the atonement is infinite, meaning for everyone no matter their crime.
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He told me to study and to read every good book from anywhere—any faith, any religion, any people, and any traditions. To use the Holy Ghost as my guide.
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He said I should prepare myself for the work ahead. He said the Lord is preparing a help meet for me and that I would find her shortly upon my getting out of jail.
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He reaffirmed that I would be in prison for 5 years.
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I then asked him when he would visit me again.
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He said that once the LDS church acquires the Kirtland Temple, he would make contact with me.
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Until that time, I should remain faithful and only disclose this to those close to me.
