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I manage to do it with by tricky way , i addet a "echno" command in my resurrect-prologue.g that it deletes my ressurect.g , and it worked.

; called to resume job after power out.

M98 P"homeall.g"
G53G0A0B0
M42P0S0
M42P1S1
M42P2S1
M42P6S0

  if state.currentTool != -1
   G53G0Z80
   M42P5S0
   G53G1X{global.ToolzeroXcoord}Y-27.4F5000
   G53G1Z40F1000
   G30S-1
   if move.axes[2].machinePosition > 35  
    G10P1L20 Z{global.ToolZero}; Set tool  axis offsets
    G53G1Z40F1000
    G30S-1
    G10P1L20 Z{global.ToolZero}; Set tool  axis offsets
    G53G1Z80
    M42P5S1
    G53G1  X0 Y0  Z80 F5000 ; go save Z
	M3S30000
   else
    G53G0Z80
    echo >"restoreToolNumber.g" "set global.currentToolNumber=-1"
    T0P0
    M291 S2 R"Tool Problem" P"Tool broken or missing!Please check!"
    abort  
    M42P6S0
echo >"resurrect.g" "G53G0Z80" ; replace resurrect.g 
G1 R1 X0 Y0 A0 B0  ; go directly above the saved position without Z
undefined

it starts the resurrect.g , which contains the stored position , and store it by G60 S1 , then it starts the resurrect-prologue.g which makes calibration and in the end i use "echo >"resurrect.g" "G53G0Z80" ; replace resurrect.g " to replace resurrect.g , and it worked perfectly.