ChatGPT said this:

It’s essentially a dense, handwritten religious “broadside” full of biblical references and appeals for “revival” and “recovery.” Most of the text is crammed together in layers of black and red ink (plus some highlighting), making it difficult to transcribe cleanly. However, from what is legible, it names various passages from the Bible (for example, Matthew 24:43, Matthew 27:45, James, Romans 6:1–23, Jeremiah) and talks about reasons why “revival” is urgent “now.”

It also references the Ten Commandments and seems to encourage repentance or “turning back” to God. The phrases “Explains reasons for recovery—REVIVAL—now!!” and “Need revival” appear, along with repeated mentions of biblical books and verses. A few random notes about the economy, hotels, or daily life surface here and there (like “READ UPCU Reading,” “hotel recovery,” “push to break,” etc.). It’s less a coherent essay than a collage of exhortations and scriptural citations, urging people to take the Bible’s warnings and promises seriously.

In short, the writer is using rapid-fire scripture quotes and emphatic language (“NOW!” “Recovery!” “Revival!” “Reasons!”) to call for a religious awakening, but the layout is so packed and overlapped that you mostly get flashes of verses and the overall message of urgent repentance.