The Firstborn Assembly: The Truth of the 144,000.

This text proposes that the 144,000 redeemed individuals mentioned in the Book of Revelation are specifically innocent firstborn children of Israel. The author argues that scriptural references to being undefiled by women actually refer to avoiding spiritual corruption and deception rather than physical celibacy. By analyzing Greek linguistics and various biblical passages, the source identifies these chosen ones as permanent residents of a heavenly paradise called Elysium. While children are the primary inhabitants, the text suggests adults may enter this kingdom if they adopt a childlike nature characterized by honesty and joy. Ultimately, the author connects these theological concepts to modern pop culture and coded messages to illustrate a divine rescue of the righteous.