November 15, 2,000
Mormon Joy Grows
Mormons going full tilt to make Joseph Smith's elevation a
grand occasion! This is what they've planned so far... To begin
the festivities Joseph Smith will emerge from Jesus' residence at
the far end of The Circle Of The Apostles. He will begin to walk
down the walkway in the middle of the park towards The Grand
Promade and The Holy Of Holies. As he does so, thousands of
Mormons will begin to come into the streets on both sides singing
the new song that John Lennon has written especially for the
occasion called "On To The Prophet!" They will sing
this until Joseph reaches The Grand Promenade where he will be
greeted by Lord Peter, who will raise his hands for silence.
Jesus will appear by The Holy Of Holies and Peter will cry out
"Lord! Lord! Our numbers are too few to do your Great Work.
Paul, our beloved, has sacrificed himself to bring your Glory
back to us. And Thomas, our abiding strength, has gone to the
stars to fulfill the promise you have made to our new brothers
and sisters in the heavens. There are too few of us to carry on
Your Great Work. Another must be chosen to replace those who are
lost. This one, oh Lord, Joseph Smith, Prophet of those we call
The Mormons, has been chosen to be elevated, to stand with us,
and to be one of The Twelve Chosen. Do you, oh Lord, find him
acceptable? May he be given The Sacred Knowledge known only to
your Apostles, known only to your Chosen Few?"
At this point Jesus will answer, crying, "Yes! This one and
his people have proven themselves, have proven their loyalty. Let
him be brought forth. Let him come into The Holy Of Holies. Let
him become one with me. But before he enters in, is there any
words he would like to say? Any message he would give to the
people?"
Peter will then turn to Joseph Smith and ask "What words
would you say?" and Joseph Smith will answer "I, myself,
do not wish to speak, but I call upon him who has, in these dark
hours, kept our strength and our Spirit, to express my feelings
with his music and his words. I call upon the one who should be
standing here beside me to tell all how I feel."
He will then point to John Lennon, who will sing the song "We
Will Stand Together," at the conclusion of which Jesus will
cry out "You have spoken well. You have spoken well, indeed.
Come! Come now into The Holy Of Holies. Be one with me, and, be
one with God."
The rest of The Apostles will march up and join Jesus at The Holy
Of Holies as Peter and Joseph come down to Its entrance, and
together The Twelve will enter into The Holy Of Holies.
That's all we've got right now. That's as far as They have
prepared. But They're working on it! We'll let you know what They
come up with to finish this Grand Occassion. Here is the new song
John Lennon wrote for Joseph Smith.
ON TO THE PROPHET!
By; John Lennon
Channeled Through; Linda J. Polley
All rights reserved.
1. On to Zion! On to Zion!
On to Zion! On to Zion!
On to Zion!
2. To The Prophet! To The Prophet!
On to Zion!
On to Zion!
3. Across the water! Through the wilderness!
To the Prophet!
On to Zion!
4. On to Zion! On to Zion!
To the Prophet! To forever!
On to Zion!
5. On to Zion! On to Zion!
Others failed Him! We stood by Him!
On to Zion!
On to Zion!
6. On to Zion! On to Zion!
To the Prophet! Now the Apostle!
On to Zion!
On to Zion!
7. On to Zion! On to Zion!
On to the Apostle!
On to forever!
On to forever!
On to Zion!
On, on, on, on, on!
On to Zion!
There has been one major change in the planned
festivities. The Mormon people sent a delegation to Peter asking
that the festivities not begin at midnight, Jerusalem time,
Christmas Eve, but they begin at Midnight, Salt Lake City time,
as Salt Lake City is the throne of The Prophet's power and should
be the place where his elevation is first celebrated. Peter
thought for barely a moment, then agreed. "What you have
said is true!" he answered, "This place IS the seat of
his power and his glory. So be it! I am sure The Lord will
approve and bless. Let it be so." Delighted, the delegation
returned with the glorious news for Their people.
There is only one sadness among The Mormons in The Afterlife,
that their living brothers and sisters have not responded to our
messages. The Prophet is also upset about this, moreso than his
followers. "My people understand far more than others,"
he said, "how God sends forth His Voices and His Angelic
Messengers to bear witness to Them. That They reject the news
that The Angels bring, deeply saddens me, deeply saddens me,
indeed."