Mormon's Encoded Message presents a detailed examination of the Book of Mormon as a layered prophecy. Nathanael Maccabee argues that Mormon embedded within the record a deliberate message concerning a latter-day figure known as the One Mighty and Strong. Through careful analysis of recurring key words, typological parallels, and thematic connections, this book traces fourteen major figures as foreshadowing a single prophetic individual - a Davidic Servant who will emerge before the second coming of Jesus Christ. These interconnected patterns form a consistent framework, outlining the Servant's mission, roles, and the timing of his work, including the bringing forth of more scripture - even the sealed portion of the Book of Mormon. This study offers an in-depth, scriptural approach to understanding the One Mighty and Strong and his decisive role in the final unfolding of God's work and the establishment of the New Jerusalem in the land of America. Ultimately, it invites readers to consider a pressing question: when this Servant appears, will he be recognized - or rejected? Equipped with the knowledge presented in this book, the reader will be prepared to identify and receive him.