This is not your average book on prophecy.

In *The First Horseman*, Kelly Smith boldly testifies that former President Donald J. Trump has been chosen by God as a modern-day servant in the spirit of Moses, King David, and Cyrus of old. Though flawed and maligned, Trump will rise as the first of the Four Horsemen in the Book of Revelation—a political savior who sets the stage for the coming of Jesus Christ and the establishment of Zion in the Americas.

With doctrinal foundations rooted in the scriptures and teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Smith invites readers into an unfolding narrative of the last days: a coming civil war in the United States, the collapse of corrupt global systems, the rise of God’s Kingdom in four aspects—political, ecclesiastical, economic, and social—and the prophesied protection of Zion.

This book is rich with spiritual insight, scriptural commentary, chiasmic structure, and personal revelation. It explores:

* The role of Trump as the *suffering servant* of Isaiah 49 and 52 and the “one mighty and strong” of Doctrine & Covenants 85.
* How Revelation 12 is playing out in real time, with the Church symbolized as the woman and the Kingdom of God as the manchild.
* What Mormon and Moroni saw in our day and how their warnings apply directly to America.
* Why the beast system will wage war against the Saints and how only Zion will be preserved.
* The deeper meanings of the Book of Revelation, reorganized to reveal its divine symmetry and purpose for our generation.

Smith emphasizes that he's not setting himself up as a leader or prophet, but rather responding to the inspiration he has received. He reveres the prophets and apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and affirms the Book of Mormon as the most correct book on Earth.

If you're ready to question what you think you know, to look past media distortions, and to prepare for the establishment of God’s Kingdom on Earth—this book is for you.

Even if you don’t believe in Donald Trump’s calling, or if you’re not a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this book will challenge your assumptions, stir your spirit, and leave you pondering what’s coming next.

*What if God is calling someone unlikely to do something impossible?*