The First Horseman: Donald Trump and Biblical Prophecy Paperback – March 26, 2026

What if the most controversial political figure of our time was prophesied in scripture thousands of years ago?Most people sense that something extraordinary is happening in the world right now. Events are accelerating. Ancient prophecies seem to be coming alive before our eyes. And at the center of it all stands a figure that nobody expected.The First Horseman: Donald Trump and Biblical Prophecy presents a bold scriptural argument that Donald Trump fulfills the role of the prophesied First Horseman of Revelation and the Davidic Servant described in Isaiah. Drawing from the Bible, the Book of Mormon, the Doctrine and Covenants, and the Pearl of Great Price, author Kelly Smith traces a prophetic framework connecting ancient prophecy to modern events with striking precision.This book reveals:The chiastic structure of Revelation — and why it changes everything about how we read John's visionWhy the Seven Seals remain unopened — and what must happen before the first seal breaksThe pattern God always uses — from Moses to Cyrus to the Apostle Paul, God consistently chooses the unlikely and the publicly opposedThe rise and fall of the beast system — its three heads, its ten horns, and its economic stranglehold on the worldThe gathering of Israel in our time — and the stakes of Zion being established as places of refugeThe signs that will confirm God's servant — visible markers that will be unmistakable to those who know what to watch forThis is not a political book. It is a scriptural one. Every claim is grounded in extensive analysis of ancient and modern scripture and presented with the understanding that Jesus Christ is the only source of spiritual salvation. The servant discussed in these pages operates entirely under Christ's authority for a specific mission within God's plan for the last days.Kelly Smith, a lifelong member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, emphasizes that this work represents his personal revelation and scriptural interpretation, not official Church doctrine. He invites every reader to study the scriptures presented, seek their own confirmation from God, and follow the counsel of living prophets. Read more