This conversation explores the “Lost Doctrines of the Restoration,” Jacob 5’s allegory of the vineyard, the fall into condemnation, and the return of end-time servants as a roadmap for gathering Israel and preparing Zion in the last days.

In this episode, you are invited to dive deep into the Lost Doctrines of the Restoration and the powerful allegory of the vineyard in Jacob 5. Together, we explore what the scriptures truly teach about apostasy, the corruption of branches, and the role of the end-time servants. These patterns are not abstract—they are meant for you, in your day, as a roadmap of how God intends to redeem Zion.

You will hear why the Restoration fell under condemnation, how vanity and unbelief among leaders and members led to loss of priesthood power, and what it means for you now. This is not just history—it is prophecy unfolding before your eyes. The conversation will help you consider truths that are already in the scriptures but often overlooked, truths that can awaken you to your awful situation and show you how to come out from under condemnation.

Most importantly, you will learn how to prepare yourself and your family to be gathered, preserved, and stored up as good fruit for the coming Millennium. As you listen, ask yourself where you stand in the vineyard today. This is about your testimony, your foundation in Christ, and your role in the gathering of Israel.

Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Oxtq_ThHR1c

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