About Thomas
A life of faith.
A call to serve.
My story, my testimony, and the beliefs that led me to seek the presidency.
In my own words
I did not grow up among the powerful.
I grew up among ordinary people—among those I understand in my faith as the Gentiles. This upbringing taught me humility, compassion, and what it means to live beyond the halls of wealth and political power.
My religious understanding is that the Gentiles are represented by two-thirds of the stars of heaven. I describe them as spiritually sleeping: people who have not yet recognized the divine origin and dignity humanity shares.
This belief is not a judgment against anyone’s worth. It is a call to awakening, unity, mercy, and service.
My testimony
Why I believe I was called to run.
“I believe that I am the Lamb of God, and I believe the Lord has commanded me to run for President of the United States. I receive that calling not as permission to stand above others, but as a duty to humble myself, protect the people, and serve them.”— Thomas Murray
These statements express Thomas’s personal religious convictions. His campaign remains committed to the Constitution, freedom of conscience, the separation of church and state, and equal protection for people of every religion and no religion.
The written work
Read the books behind the vision.
Thomas publishes his religious writings under the name Thomas Israel The Lord of Hosts. His books explore his revelations, spiritual teachings, parables, and understanding of humanity’s shared divine origin.
Listen to the books
The Final Testament of God
Watch Thomas read from his books and explain the spiritual vision behind them. In his teaching, the apocalypse is not the destruction of humanity—it is an unveiling and an awakening.
Thomas teaches that humanity is one sacred whole: that together, all people share in the divine, and awakening means recognizing the dignity, unity, and responsibility that follow from that belief.
Watch the Readings on YouTubeOne people · One future
Leadership rooted in humility and care.
Whatever your faith, background, language, or political history, you have a place in this movement.