Connection Between the "Slain Lamb" from the Apocalypse and the "Man Carrying a Jar of Water"
Who opened the Book of Revelation? Who is the slain Lamb? The meaning of the biblical prophecy, the humanity’s final test before the last judgment.
Luke 22:10 and the Symbol of the Water Jar
The words of Luke 22:10 speak about a man carrying a jar of water. This image is not accidental.
The water jar symbolizes the Age of Aquarius. The man represents the one who blessed Jesus with water in the old time and blesses him again in the new time.
The house to which this man leads is the new world. Only those who follow him will enter this house on the Day of Judgment.
The Slain Lamb and the Opened Book
The Church traditionally claims that Jesus opened the seven seals from the Book of Revelation.
However, Revelation states that the book is opened by the lamb that was slain (Revelation 5:6), not explicitly by Jesus.
The slain lamb with seven horns and seven eyes
The confusion arises because the Church equates the lamb with Jesus. Yet Jesus was crucified, not slain as described.
The slain lamb was John the Baptist, beheaded by order of Herod.
The Precursor and the Messenger
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The Precursor and the Messenger are not the same, although they are spiritually connected.
The Precursor opens the Book and ends the nine apprenticeships of humanity. After that begins the exam time for every soul and for the entire world.
A Temple not made by human hands is built from the seven sacred tables. This has already happened.
The Exam of Humanity and the Day of Judgment
The Vision of the Seven Candlesticks — Albrecht Dürer
The Messenger does not come to teach, but to judge. Many of you will not recognize the Messiah, for he won’t appear through miracles, but show himself through the sense of his speeches. That is the exam. But when he demonstrates his God-given strength, it will be too late to recognize him. Everyone will receive their own judgment according to the level of their soul.
Judgment will depend on the soulish level of the entire civilization, not only on individual faith.
The Golden Calf and the Choice of the World
If humanity does not destroy the old “Temple” — the Golden Calf — the world might be destroyed.
But the new frequencies will change so much that unworthy people will no longer be able to be born on Earth. But for the remaining souls, all diseases will disappear, and people will live for hundreds of years. Even the intellect of animals will change. From the seven sacred tables, such technologies are revealed to the world that the human brain cannot even dream of today, and amazing abilities will be awakened in people.
But nothing will happen on its own. It’s not enough only to realize something, but it’s important to act to help the sleeping souls wake up from the darkness. This requires a spiritual effort. This is also your exam and preparation for the Day of Judgment. No one can be saved by trying to save only themselves. Even a flock of sheep is indifferent to each other and others, but they do not sin by doing so, but remain a flock for slaughter. So how are we different from these sheep – billions of people being led into the abyss by a bunch of satanists?
Only unity, conscience and independent thinking can lead humanity into the new world.
Do people not understand that the satanists are playing them off against each other and that they are manipulating people’s opinions and consciousness by imposing them false ideas and values? Don’t you see how they influence your children and young people?
What Must Be Done
- Stop wars and destruction
- Live according to conscience
- Stop blind obedience to inhuman orders
- Develop your own opinion
- Unite despite differences
No one can be saved alone. Salvation lies in awakening others.
The darkness, like all things, is in the power of God. The opportunity to microchip each of you with the mark of a cattle and cause you to kill each other in wars was given to the satanists. But only by uniting the majority you can prevent the actions of the inhumans. This is your exam.
Final Warning and Hope
Jesus spoke of a fig tree that bears no fruit. Many people will not recognize themselves in this metaphor – those who repeat sacred texts like a parrot without considering the sense, those who live their earthly lives but have not grown to their OWN opinion and actions. Many have not even recognized the saving power in the phrase “love your neighbour”. It's not thieves and tyrants who are responsible for your way into the abyss, but rather your indifference to one another. So let the love grow in you, out of concern for the future of your children and your planet!
Indifference is the real sin of humanity. Love for one’s neighbour is not a phrase, but an action.
Read the article "About the Book - A Message: Time of Unity" to better understand what is meant here.
FAQ — Questions and Answers
What is the meaning of Luke 22:10 and the man with the water jar?
The man with the water jar symbolizes the Age of Aquarius. He represents the guide who leads humanity into the new world and the house of judgment.
Who opened the Book of Revelation?
According to Revelation, the Book is opened by the slain Lamb, not explicitly by Jesus. This distinction is essential to understanding the prophecy.
Who is the slain Lamb mentioned in Revelation?
The slain Lamb is identified as John the Baptist, who was beheaded, fulfilling the description of being slain.
What is the role of the Precursor and the Messenger?
The Precursor opens the Book and ends humanity’s long preparation period, while the Messenger brings judgment during the final exam of souls.
What is meant by the exam for humanity?
The exam is a spiritual test where each soul is judged by its level of consciousness, actions, and responsibility toward others.
What does the Golden Calf symbolize?
The Golden Calf represents the false values of materialism and power. Humanity must abandon it to enter the new world.
Can a person be saved alone?
No. Salvation is collective and requires awakening others through conscience, unity, and independent thinking.
What is the main sin described in the article?
Indifference is described as the greatest sin, while love for one’s neighbour is defined as conscious action, not words.