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Does 'Ezra's Eagle' tell the history of the LDS Church?
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Eliakim the Ancient One
Jun 27, 2017, 7:53:12 AM6/27/17
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Does 'Ezra's Eagle' tell the history of the LDS Church? Regarding the prophecy
found in 2 Esdras (aka "Ezra's Eagle") - Eliakim the Ancient One
I like to advance another possibility that is being overlooked by Brighamites
who adhered to the teachings of the Custodians of Mormonism.
We in the searchers for pure knowledge cannot remain uncertain about the "eagle"
to assume that it must implied the United States, when it is more likely to have
been used to represent the Mormon Church in a state of apostasy.
Whenever the Lord used the "eagle", be it the bald eagle of the United States or
Black Emperor's Eagle of the Holy Roman Empire, the Lord was always referring to
the bloodline or the nationality of the people. The blood of the 'Israelites'.
When the Lord speaks of the United States in prophecy, he is always referring to
it as a Gentile Nation. Therefore, I would prefer to start this discussion by
first attempting to identify the eagle as being representative the blood of the
"Israelites" in prophecy, which would clear identified the eagle as being
representative of the Lord's Church in apostasy.
Jesus tells the parable of the eagles to explain the gathering of His Saints in
the last days, aka Latter-day Saints.
[JST, Luke 17:37-38]
36 And they answered and said unto him, Where, Lord, shall they be taken?
37 And he said unto them, Wheresoever the body is gathered; or, in other words,
whithersoever the saints are gathered, thither will the eagles be gathered
together; or, thither will the remainder be gathered together.
38 This he spake, signifying the gathering of his saints; and of angels
descending and gathering the remainder unto them; the one from the bed, the
other from the grinding, and the other from the field, whithersoever he listeth.
I cannot get into the details of the new revelations I have had, but I am
certain that 'Ezra's Eagle' is talking about the LDS Church in apostasy, not
about the United States as the Mormons falsely have implied today online.
Take for example, Brigham Young, as the second feather, he reigned for almost 30
years as Mormon Church President, but if you start counting from the day he was
baptized, then it would be almost 45 years. In other words, his reign as
President of the Mormon Church was double the reign of predecessor Joseph Smith,
which was only from April 6, 1830 to June 27, 1844, only 14 years long. And if
we take an average time for the all the presidents of the church, we would have
an average of (14 + 30 + 7 + 9 + 3 + 17 + 26 + 6 + 19 + 2 + 1 + 12 + 9 + 1 + 13
+ 9) = 178 divided by 16 = 11.125 years. Well within the 30 years of Brigham
Young the 2nd feather having reign double compared to the rest of the feathers.
Order Name
1 Joseph Smith
2 Brigham Young
3 John Taylor
4 Wilford Woodruff
5 Lorenzo Snow
6 Joseph F. Smith
7 Heber J. Grant
8 George Albert Smith
9 David O. McKay
10 Joseph Fielding Smith
11 Harold B. Lee
12 Spencer W. Kimball
13 Ezra Taft Benson
14 Howard W. Hunter
15 Gordon B. Hinckley
16 Thomas S. Monson
17 Russell M. Nelson - Will he be next in line?
18 Dallin H. Oaks - Will he be next in line?
19 M. Russell Ballard - Will he be removed?
20 Richard G. Scott - Will he be removed?
Also, it's also more likely that the three-headed eagle in "Ezra's Eagle"
prophecy represents the First Presidency of the LDS Church, for it has 3
individuals in its First Presidency.
In Ezra's Eagle prophecy, there are only 20 feathers, and the last to appear to
have been removed according to the Ezra. If another can add more information
for my studies, please do so.
-Eliakim the Ancient One
found in 2 Esdras (aka "Ezra's Eagle") - Eliakim the Ancient One
I like to advance another possibility that is being overlooked by Brighamites
who adhered to the teachings of the Custodians of Mormonism.
We in the searchers for pure knowledge cannot remain uncertain about the "eagle"
to assume that it must implied the United States, when it is more likely to have
been used to represent the Mormon Church in a state of apostasy.
Whenever the Lord used the "eagle", be it the bald eagle of the United States or
Black Emperor's Eagle of the Holy Roman Empire, the Lord was always referring to
the bloodline or the nationality of the people. The blood of the 'Israelites'.
When the Lord speaks of the United States in prophecy, he is always referring to
it as a Gentile Nation. Therefore, I would prefer to start this discussion by
first attempting to identify the eagle as being representative the blood of the
"Israelites" in prophecy, which would clear identified the eagle as being
representative of the Lord's Church in apostasy.
Jesus tells the parable of the eagles to explain the gathering of His Saints in
the last days, aka Latter-day Saints.
[JST, Luke 17:37-38]
36 And they answered and said unto him, Where, Lord, shall they be taken?
37 And he said unto them, Wheresoever the body is gathered; or, in other words,
whithersoever the saints are gathered, thither will the eagles be gathered
together; or, thither will the remainder be gathered together.
38 This he spake, signifying the gathering of his saints; and of angels
descending and gathering the remainder unto them; the one from the bed, the
other from the grinding, and the other from the field, whithersoever he listeth.
I cannot get into the details of the new revelations I have had, but I am
certain that 'Ezra's Eagle' is talking about the LDS Church in apostasy, not
about the United States as the Mormons falsely have implied today online.
Take for example, Brigham Young, as the second feather, he reigned for almost 30
years as Mormon Church President, but if you start counting from the day he was
baptized, then it would be almost 45 years. In other words, his reign as
President of the Mormon Church was double the reign of predecessor Joseph Smith,
which was only from April 6, 1830 to June 27, 1844, only 14 years long. And if
we take an average time for the all the presidents of the church, we would have
an average of (14 + 30 + 7 + 9 + 3 + 17 + 26 + 6 + 19 + 2 + 1 + 12 + 9 + 1 + 13
+ 9) = 178 divided by 16 = 11.125 years. Well within the 30 years of Brigham
Young the 2nd feather having reign double compared to the rest of the feathers.
Order Name
1 Joseph Smith
2 Brigham Young
3 John Taylor
4 Wilford Woodruff
5 Lorenzo Snow
6 Joseph F. Smith
7 Heber J. Grant
8 George Albert Smith
9 David O. McKay
10 Joseph Fielding Smith
11 Harold B. Lee
12 Spencer W. Kimball
13 Ezra Taft Benson
14 Howard W. Hunter
15 Gordon B. Hinckley
16 Thomas S. Monson
17 Russell M. Nelson - Will he be next in line?
18 Dallin H. Oaks - Will he be next in line?
19 M. Russell Ballard - Will he be removed?
20 Richard G. Scott - Will he be removed?
Also, it's also more likely that the three-headed eagle in "Ezra's Eagle"
prophecy represents the First Presidency of the LDS Church, for it has 3
individuals in its First Presidency.
In Ezra's Eagle prophecy, there are only 20 feathers, and the last to appear to
have been removed according to the Ezra. If another can add more information
for my studies, please do so.
-Eliakim the Ancient One
Eliakim the Ancient One
Jun 27, 2017, 7:56:44 AM6/27/17
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On Tue, 27 Jun 2017 06:53:11 -0500, Eliakim the Ancient One
<none.av...@none.net> wrote:
|>
|>In Ezra's Eagle prophecy, there are only 20 feathers, and the last to appear to
|>have been removed according to the Ezra. If another can add more information
|>for my studies, please do so.
[Correction]:
<none.av...@none.net> wrote:
|>
|>In Ezra's Eagle prophecy, there are only 20 feathers, and the last to appear to
|>have been removed according to the Ezra. If another can add more information
|>for my studies, please do so.
|>
|>In Ezra's Eagle prophecy, there are only 20 feathers, and the last [two] appear to
|>have been removed according to the Ezra. If another [person] can add more information
Eliakim the Ancient One
Jun 27, 2017, 12:21:40 PM6/27/17
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|>We in the searchers for pure knowledge cannot remain uncertain about the "eagle"
|>to assume that it must implied the United States, when it is more likely to have
|>been used to represent the Mormon Church in a state of apostasy.
[Correction]:
|>to assume that it must implied the United States, when it is more likely to have
|>been used to represent the Mormon Church in a state of apostasy.
|>[As] searchers [of] pure knowledge [we] cannot remain uncertain about the "eagle".
|>
|>[To] assume that it must [mean] the United States, when it is more likely to represent
|>the [LDS] Church in a state of apostasy.
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