The "Lucasian Codex" is a meta-analysis of the writings of Elvis Lucas, designed to codify his theological system and authorial voice for future replication. It describes Lucas's framework as a logical progression built on uncompromising monotheism, leading to his interpretation of Jesus as a human Messiah and the Gospel of the Kingdom as a literal, earthly government. The codex highlights Lucas's rejection of the immortal soul, emphasizing the bodily resurrection as the sole hope. Furthermore, it details his argumentative strategy of refuting traditional doctrines by tracing their historical corruption through Greek philosophical influence versus an authentic Hebrew worldview, and concludes by outlining Lucas's scholarly yet urgent rhetorical style that culminates in a call to action tied to hastening Christ's return.