Even though he is serving a life sentence for child rape, cult leader Warren Jeffs is still controlling his followers from behind bars.

The leader of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has reportedly directed his cult member to continue following his directives in bizarre ways, ordering cult members that men cannot have sex with their wives, that parents must throw away their children’s toys and that teenage girls are not allowed to have cellphones.

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He’s written a new book based on “revelations from God” and has sent copies to the members of his breakaway Mormon sect from the Texas prison where he is serving his life sentence.

One of the wives of polygamist cult leader Warren Jeffs made a dramatic escape from his sect on Monday night with the help of police, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The barefoot woman, who is among an estimated 85 wives married to the convicted sex offender, fled from the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Colorado City, Arizona, and is now getting psychiatric treatment and counseling at a nearby women's shelter.

Sheriff deputies arrived on a "keep the peace" call at about 3 p.m., said Detective Nate Abbott, according to a report in the Salt Lake Tribune.

"She asked for assistance in leaving the community, and a deputy responded and facilitated that request," he explained.

Polygamist sect leader Warren Jeffs was sentenced to life in prison Tuesday for sexually assaulting two underage girls whom he claimed were his brides in so-called "spiritual marriages."

The Texas jury gave Jeffs the maximum sentence on both counts. The panel announced its decision after deliberating for less than thirty minutes.

Jeffs, 55, -- who often went on bizarre rants throughout his trial -- stood quietly as the decision was read.

One juror wept as the prosecution presented more shocking recordings during the sentencing phase of convicted polygamist cult leader Warren Jeffs’ trial on Monday.

Jeffs was heard talking to young girls aged between 13 and 15 years old where he spoke about “heavenly sessions,” meaning sex and saying “You must realize, that when you get married, you gave yourself to me, mind and body,” according to the Salt Lake Tribune.

The prosecution played multiple tapes during the day, in one Jeffs is giving sexually explicit instructions to four of his “spiritual wives,” one of whom prosecutors say was 14 and another tape played was Jeffs having sex in the baptismal font in the basement of his church.