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Samuel on the Wall: When God Bypasses Religious Authority

What happens when God’s house drifts into comfort, hierarchy, and self-preservation? Scripture gives a consistent, uncomfortable answer: God bypasses the institution and sends a man they did not sustain. In this video, we trace a clear prophetic pattern across scripture and Restoration theology: • Samuel the Lamanite, sent without authorization to warn the Nephite church • Christ in 3 Nephi, correcting the record to preserve Samuel’s rejected words • Isaiah 28, and the judgment pronounced on the drunkards of Ephraim—priests, prophets, and rulers intoxicated with authority • Doctrine and Covenants 85, and the warning that God would send “one mighty and strong” to set in order the house of God • The mission of the Davidic Servant, not sent to the nations first—but to Ephraim itself This is not a message about rebellion. It is about availability—the cost and necessity of speaking truth when institutions cannot. Throughout history, the most dangerous voices were not false prophets. They were unsustained ones. If you’ve ever wondered why God so often speaks outside established religious power, this pattern explains it. Scriptures referenced include: • Book of Mormon (Helaman 13; 3 Nephi 23) • Isaiah 28 • Doctrine and Covenants 85 • Historical teachings of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young ⚠️ This message will challenge comfortable assumptions—but it is rooted firmly in scripture and Restoration history. #SamuelTheLamanite #Isaiah28 #DrunkardsOfEphraim #DavidicServant #RestorationTheology #DoctrineAndCovenants #BookOfMormon #OneMightyAndStrong #PropheticWarning #LDSDoctrine #RestorationScripture #IsaiahProphecy #SetInOrderTheHouseOfGod #UnsustainedProphet #SpeakingTruth