“Behold, when ye shall rend that veil of unbelief which doth cause you to remain in your awful state of wickedness, and hardness of heart, and blindness of mind, then shall the great and marvelous things which have been hid up from the foundation of the world from you; yea, when ye shall call upon the Father in my name, with a broken heart and a contrite spirit, then shall ye know that the Father hath remembered the covenant which he made unto your fathers, O house of Israel; and then shall my revelations which I have caused to be written by my servant John be unfolded in the eyes of all the people.” – YHVH, see Ether 1:111-113 (RAV) or 4:15-16 (OPV)
Written for use in the School of the Prophets, The Church of Jesus Christ in Christian Fellowship
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About this course
This course is intended to help those who participate to unfold the Revelation of St John the Divine as written in the New Testament. It approaches the book with the assumption that the Visions of Zenos as received from the Plates of Brass are to be used as a companion to the Revelation of John, and that the two can be used to unfold one another by sharing the same vision from two very different vantage points, thus giving the reader new depth and clarity that will result in its being “unfolded in the eyes” of those who approach it with a broken heart and contrite spirit.
Participants need not be “believers” but should be honest seekers open to truth and not seeking to convince one another, nor destroy or disapprove of each other’s “incorrect” ideas.
The discussions are intended to be approached by a small group of interested participants (half a dozen?) who have read the reading, compared the comparable sections, considered the suggested questions, and formulated their own questions and opinions about the content so that by gathering as a group and discussing the content, we can all benefit from the insight and opinion and curiosity of each other, thus turning the key of unity to unlock the door of understanding.
The discussions are NOT intended to be limited to exactly one gathering. They are not even broken down with the hope that each topic will take approximately one hour to discuss. The breakdown of the topics is such that entire concepts can be explored without needless boundaries, and is divided mostly based on chapter boundaries for convenience. After each gathering, the group should decide whether or not the topics for the discussion have been satisfied, or if they need further exploration before moving on.
As groups are formed that choose to study this material together, when possible, try to include a person who has studied this course previously, so that the best of the ideas from previous discussions are spread out to ever increasing numbers of people, and the understanding of the overall group will become brighter over time.