This shell one-liner will do it, though the date obviously won't match the date in the message. The date also won't be in RFC 822 format, but most mail clients shouldn't barf on that. If they do, see "man date" and come up with the proper formatting string...
(echo "From `cat SENDER | tr -d '<>'` `date '+%c'`"; cat ENTIRE_MESSAGE) > message.mbox
Using "date --rfc-822" or "date -R" will get you RFC 822 format (on Linux, using /bin/date from GNU coreutils... YMMV on other platforms).
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