Emerel

Pronunciation: EE-mehr-ehl

Occurrences: none

References (indirect): 6th Endowment 8:19-20; 1st Endowment 3:46-47

See: Ariel, Ariel Disclosure, Cain, Fallen (the), Joseph Smith, Jr.

Summary: In an address given on November 4, 2007, later deemed the Ariel Disclosure, Archie D. Wood, Sr. (aka Azrael Ondi-Ahman) revealed that Cain, the oldest son of Adam and Eve, was the mortal embodiment of one of the Fallen who was the “eldest son of Shaemdiel”, known throughout the Council of Elohim as Emerel the prince (6:8:19-20).

So began the path to war where Light and Darkness meet, for on the world of man did Shaemdiel set forth his hand to trouble Adam and Eve, to weigh them down in sorrow; having called out from among his own, another of the Fallen who would foreshadow his dark design.

For there was numbered among the Fallen the eldest son of Shaemdiel who in former days of light and glory did hold the keys of mystery; and even this one did Shaemdiel call forth to be the son of Adam and Eve, even Cain who through an act of dreadful violence would start the war in Heaven.

6th Endowment 8:19-20

Wood also claimed that Joseph Smith, Jr. (1805-1844), the founder of the Latter-Day Saint (Mormon) religious movement, was the mortal embodiment of the Fallen prince, Emerel. According to Wood, Joseph’s younger brother, Alvin Smith, was the mortal incarnation of the Arch-Angel Ariel, and the intended founder of the fifth dispensation on this earth. In a tragic turn of events, Alvin died of a stomach ailment in 1823 at the age of twenty-five. Wood also claimed that Alvin’s death was neither an accident nor a result of natural causes, but rather, the result of a dark plot conceived and executed by Alvin’s father (see Ariel Disclosure).

Notes/References:

And throughout each succeeding dispensation did Jehovah-Yahweh twist and bend the words of God whereby he might establish a great confusion while yet our Shaemdiel continued to seek out the children of God, to fill them with all manner of weariness.

Evensomuch that in the days of Ariel did the darkness some greater hold take, for the heart of Joseph was filled with pride, and had it not been by some greater effort, even Joseph would have fallen away into Jehovah’s keeping forever.

Yet did Joseph, in the last days of his sojourn, remember well the days of his instruction and by some noble effort plant deep in the heart of all his following the seed that leads to exaltation.

Thus, Most Holy Father, did the dispensations of our design go from greater to lesser; for that which Michael established in strength did even Joseph barely achieve through weariness; for evil did multiply and grow more heavy upon the children of God, evensomuch that many did fall away, being exhausted in both mind and spirit.

1st Endowment 2:26-29

Yet over this one thing do I greatly puzzle, for in the presumptions of Joseph was Joseph greatly tempted because of the delusions of this life, evensomuch that so great a prince as he was almost turned aside forever.

Tell me, therefore, how this could be, that evil should be so great as to cause this Joseph to stumble upon the way.”

1st Endowment 3:46-47

Emanu-Elish

Emmanuel