Book 69 - Jacob: Ancient American Prophet & Poet

This third book in The Stick of Joseph by Jacob teaches that the Law of Moses pointed to Christ, urging worship of the Father in Jesus's name, is another powerful message of The Atonement by The "Lord God."

This 69th book in "The American Bible" offers profound insights into Christianity through Jacob's poetic, prophetic voice, focusing on core gospel themes: worshiping Jesus Christ, condemning pride and materialism, teaching social justice (equality in God's sight), clarifying Old Testament prophecies.

The Plates of Jacob emphasizes the continuing importance of chastity and family, all whilst navigating the complexities of faith and the challenges of leading a people toward eternal life, particularly through Zenos's allegory of the olive trees (Jacob 5).

The Modern Book of Jacob stands out for its literary beauty, deep doctrine, and raw emotional honesty about spiritual struggles, revealing Jacob as a poet-prophet deeply connected to Christ, Jesus.