THE RECIPIENT OF REVELATION

PART I: Exposing the Secret War & The Urgency of the Time (Student In The Ministry Joseph Muhammad)

Student In The Ministry Joseph Muhammad opens the service by giving praise and thanks for the messengers sent by Allah (God) and acknowledging that in this modern context, Allah came Himself to the “wilderness” of North America in the person of Master Fard Muhammad (MFM) to save the lost Black man and woman. He confirms that the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan is the embodiment of every prophet in the Bible and the Holy Koran, and the embodiment of MFM and the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad (MHEM).

Student In The Ministry Joseph Muhammad dives into the nature of the crisis facing humanity, warning listeners about the dangers of:

• Hypocrisy and Conspiracy: He discusses the study group dealing with these two subjects, noting that the Holy Qur’an’s Sura 9—which does not open in Allah’s name—deals with the “dire black mindset” called the hypocrites. He defines conspiracy as the action of conspiring, a combination of persons for an evil or unlawful purpose, especially applying to treason and murder.
• The Unfolding Prophecy: He stresses that 75% of the Bible is prophecy and that these predictions are unfolding right now as we live and breathe.
• Mass Killing & Silent Weapons: He warns that today it is easier to kill a million people than to control them. This mass killing is carried out using “silent weapons” like poison in food and water and chem-trails in the sky. He instructs listeners to bathe every 24 hours to wash off the harmful substances falling from the sky.
• Target: Chicago: He warns of the enemy’s desire to destroy Minister Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, citing a recent movie where the missile target was Chicago, the headquarters of the Nation.
• The Time of the End: He confirms the urgency of the moment, noting that we are in the 470th year since God spoke to Abraham, indicating that the years about the end of the world are rapidly approaching. He concludes by imploring followers to heed the prayers of refuge from the evil whispering devil that works from within the hearts of men.

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PART II: Walking in the Light of Truth (Student In The Ministry Linda Muhammad)

Student In The Ministry Linda Muhammad continues the theme of divine guidance, reaffirming MHEM as the “true, the living, the risen and exalted Christ” and thanking MFM and MHEM for leaving Minister Farrakhan as a divine reminder and comforter. She emphasizes that it is Savior’s Day season because a Savior came 9,000 miles to save those lost in North America.

Her message centers on the nature of truth and the necessity of personal spiritual illumination:

• Truth is Future Tense: She highlights the importance of paying attention to language, noting that the scripture says “ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free” (future tense), emphasizing that this is a prophecy.
• The Perfection of Light: Reading from the Holy Qur’an (9:32), she teaches that those who oppose truth desire to put out the light of Allah (truth), but Allah will allow nothing to stop the perfection of His light, meaning the triumph of Islam throughout the world.
• Islam is Universal: She clarifies that Islam means freedom, justice, and equality, which are universal human rights, urging listeners not to get caught up in religious ideology.
• Arrogance Deprives Light: Drawing on Minister Farrakhan’s words, she explains that if truth does not come in one’s customary vessel (like a gold bowl), arrogance and foolishness will deprive that person of the light that can free them from their condition.
• Seek Your Own Light: Minister Linda Muhammad strongly warns against hypocrisy, referencing the prophecy where hypocrites beg believers to “borrow from your light.” She emphasizes that every individual must develop their own personal relationship with the Lord of the worlds and seek a light of their own.

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PART III: The English Requirement and the Science of Perfection (Student Regional Minister Rodney Muhammad)

Student Regional Minister Rodney Muhammad elaborates on the divine requirements for the Messiah and the path forward for Black America, arguing that the solution to our problems lies in the scriptures, not the religions that have failed us.

The Role of the Messenger:

• The Third One: Minister Muhammad explains the Qur’anic parable of the town where two apostles (MFM and MHEM) were rejected, but then strengthened by a third one—the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan. This era is viewed as a “makeup exam,” referred to as English Lesson C No. 1 (Pass or Fail), because the people failed the first term.
• One with Elijah: Minister Muhammad confirms the intimate connection, stating that Farrakhan teaches MHEM is here now: “He’s in me and I’m in him. He and I are one.”
• Line Up Your Mind: The primary instruction for followers is not physical alignment, but to “line your mind up with the Messenger” and straighten up one’s mind and consciousness to evolve to a higher state.
• The Requirement of English: He proves that the contemporary recipient of revelation must be English speaking. Since English is the most widespread language on Earth (400 million mother tongue, 700 million foreign tongue), this language is essential to warn all of humanity. He argues that the truth must come in English because it was the English language that the devil used to deceive the whole world.
• Constitutionally Tailor-Made: Minister Muhammad asserts that the Messiah is constitutionally tailor-made for his mission, citing the historical efforts of enemies, such as J. Edgar Hoover, who recognized the threat of a Black Messiah and worked to stop his rise among Black people.

The Call to Self-Improvement:

• The Science of Perfection: He challenges the belief that “nobody’s perfect” by quoting Jesus—”Be ye perfect, even as your Father, who in heaven is perfect”—confirming that achieving perfection (or completion) is a science, not magic.
• Stop Feeding White Supremacy: Minister Muhammad stresses that dissatisfaction and failure stem from a lack of self-work. He advises Black people to “stop talking about white people all day” and cease feeding the mind of white supremacy. Instead, they must focus on maturing their perception through self-improvement, citing the historical example of China (“Red China”) cutting themselves off from Caucasians, reviewing themselves, and reemerging as a world power.
• Working with God: He concludes that working on self-improvement means realizing you are working directly with your God, which leads to true freedom and development outside the control of others.