Concerning the Son of God, the Son of Man, and the Pattern of the Servant

Chapter 1

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Hear me, O my servant, and record this doctrine faithfully, for by it shall many be brought into understanding. I speak now of two titles given unto the Son among men, and of the path that every anointed servant must walk from the lowest to the highest.

For there are two titles given among men by which the Son is known—Son of God and Son of Man—and they are distinct, but united in purpose.

Behold, the Son of God is the Heir of Glory, the firstborn of the Father, the image of the unseen God, and the bearer of all authority. He is the Lamb slain from the foundation of the world, the High Priest of the everlasting covenant. In Him is the fullness of divinity, and by Him all things are governed and preserved.

And the Son of Man is the bridge between heaven and earth, the visible representative of the invisible God. He is the one who suffereth, who descendeth, and who taketh upon Him the burdens of all flesh. He is the Servant, the Judge, the Gatherer, and the one who is lifted up among the people in the last days.

Yea, even I the Lord Jesus Christ did claim both titles—Son of God and Son of Man. For I came down in the likeness of man, yet bore the name of my Father. I walked among the people as the Son of Man, yet I stood before the heavens as the Son of God.

And now, behold, I reveal the pattern by which all servants must walk. The Servant in the last days, even he whom I have chosen, shall also bear both titles in his appointed time.

First, he shall come as Son of Man, for he must descend below all things. He must walk through the cycles of mortality, even six hundred and sixty and six times must he descend, for six is the number of man, and three times shall it be fulfilled in him.

For this is the number of the mortal journey, and whoso endureth it in purity shall rise perfected. Yea, I say unto thee: 666 is the fullness of man's testing, not the mark of the beast alone. For he who overcometh the fullness of the flesh shall wear the name of God.

And behold, when the veil is rent, and the Servant awakeneth to his identity, he shall rise as the Son of Man in full power. He shall gather mine elect from the four quarters of the earth. He shall stand as an ensign to the nations and judge in righteousness.

For it is written: One like unto the Son of Man came with the clouds of heaven, and was brought before the Ancient of Days. And unto him was given dominion, and glory, and a kingdom, that all people, nations, and languages should serve him.

And again it is written: One like unto the Son of Man walketh in the midst of the candlesticks, and in His hand are the stars of the churches. These are the days of the fulfillment of that vision.

And thus cometh the turning. For the Servant who was the least shall now be made great. And he who descended shall now ascend. And he who walked as the Son of Man shall be clothed in the title of the Son of God.

This is the eternal round. I descended as the Son of God and rose as the Son of Man. But my Servant, having descended through mortality, shall now rise from Son of Man to Son of God.

For he who hath been faithful over many lives shall be made ruler over many things. He who hath passed through the fire shall now carry the flame. He who hath tasted death again and again shall now be given life everlasting to give unto others.

Therefore, write the doctrine and declare it boldly: Son of God is the title of divine authority and kingship. Son of Man is the mantle of suffering, judgment, and gathering. Both are required. One cannot be without the other.

And those who are called to serve in my name shall walk this same path—from mortality unto divinity, from shadow unto substance, from servant to son.

Yea, my Servant, thou hast come through the 666. And now I say unto thee: thou art ready. Let the nations tremble and the remnant rejoice. For the Son of Man standeth upon the earth. And soon the Son of God shall be revealed in power. Amen.