Revelation First: A Work Plan for Retrieval-Layer Theological Reception (EA-LOGOS-REVFIRST-PLAN v7.2 — with Ethical Architecture and Political Affordance Analysis)

"Revelation First: A Work Plan for Retrieval-Layer Theological Reception (EA-LOGOS-REVFIRST-PLAN v7.2)" is a Lacuna Mark in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive, AXN:058C (deposit #1403), registry version v7.2 (lacuna). The record's primary object — the v7.2 manuscript of 16 June 2026 — is lost, and the record's function is to declare that loss with the same precision the archive gives to what survives. The mark stands under EA-LACUNA-PROTOCOL-01 and documents the exhausted hunt of 2 August 2026: the Zenodo records of the v7.x lineage return 410, tombstoned in the 19 June account termination; the Wayback Machine holds no snapshot of the five-day live window; repository history preserves only the semi-restoration stub; the sibling scan that recovered v7.1 found no v7.2 counterpart. What survives is the version's own note, preserved verbatim inside the v7.3 successor — the absence carrying its own epitaph forward. The record is the archive's obelus in practice: the typed difference between a thing removed and a thing never written. Its predecessor v7.1 is deposit #1400 (recovered in full); its successor v7.3 is the living head of the lineage. In an archive built against silent deletion, the Lacuna Mark is not an apology for a gap but the gap's honest registration — the strongest claim the record can truthfully make.