A Call to the Mountains On the Protection of Zion A refuge from the storm, a standard for the nations, and the duty of a free people to prepare ✦ The State of Deseret and the protected heart of the Rocky Mountains: Zion’s Boundaries, the high country bounded by the Sierra Nevada and Cascades on […]
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Contrasting The Two Paths: Service‑to‑Others vs Service‑to‑Self
/in works in progress/by LanceIntroduction In this essay we comb through the information available in The Law of One (Ra Material) and Oahspe texts to compare and contrast the Service-to-self and Service-to-others paths (abriviated as sts & sto). This comparison is meant to help us to judge if a church or organization such as the Catholic/Protestant/LDS/Islamic systems might actually […]
Scriptures & Timeline of the End Times
/in works in progress/by LanceLets explore the two possible timelines of the Mellenium being in our dimension, before or after the earth passes away. . #1 Gog/Magog > Apocalyptic end-times war & earth passes away by fire > Millennium#2 Gog/Magog > Millennium for righteous in other realm > Apocalyptic 2nd Gog/Magog end-times war & earth passes away by fire […]
From Jerusalem to Salt Lake: How the Salt Lake Temple Transposes Solomon’s Layout into a Vertical Restoration
/in Insights & Ramblings, works in progress/by LanceWhen Brigham Young and architect Truman O. Angell laid out the blueprints for the Salt Lake Temple in the mid-19th century, they were not merely designing a house of worship; they were engaged in a radical act of bilical architectural and theological translation. Central to Latter-day Saint (LDS) theology is the doctrine of Restoration—the belief […]
The Famine Stela Supports Joseph Smith’s Book of Abraham
/in works in progress/by LanceThe Category Error of the Skeptic: Why Joseph Smith’s Book of Abraham Is a Masterclass in Ancient Syncretism If you’ve ever spent time reading skeptical critiques of Latter-day Saint scripture, you know the routine. A critic holds up Facsimile 1 or Facsimile 2 from the Book of Abraham, points to a modern Egyptological textbook, and […]
GatheredIn.One / ZionCamps Gatherings: A Zion-based Caucus System for The American Independent Party
/in works in progress/by LanceReclaiming the Principles of Common Consent, Parliamentary Tradition, and Local Governance Welcome to the Assembly Welcome to the foundational guide, legislative blueprint, and community hub for our upcoming civic reenactment. In an era increasingly defined by political gridlock, institutional centralized overreach, and a growing disconnect between the citizenry and the corridors of power, this exercise […]
Archaeological Sites of Aztlan and West Mexico
/in works in progress/by LanceThe use of urns as a funerary element in Loma del Tecomate, Chametla, Sinaloa Gerardo Valenzuela Jiménez, Víctor Joel Santos Ramírez The First Archaeological Surveys in Chametla: The town of Chametla, meaning “place where chia is ground or prepared,” is located in the southern region of the state of Sinaloa, 36 km from the municipal […]
Populations in the Book of Mormon
/in Archaeology/by LanceHistory is full of examples of human populations jumping from a couple of thousand to well over a million in fewer than two hundred years, provided they have a high birth rate, ample agricultural land, and systems that keep infant mortality, war and pandemics at bay. Introduction Estimating the population dynamics within the Book of […]
Islam and the Book of Mormon
/in Insights & Ramblings, Prophesy/by Lance“For out of Zion the law shall go forth, and the word of the LORD from Jerusalem” (Isa 2:3) The following concept came to me in a strong dream. That I was to preach this at some point, of how the LORD will use Islam in the Latter-days. The Book of Mormon IS FOR ISLAM–just […]
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