Light of Jehovih

Seventh-Day Sabbath, 1st Quarter Moon Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 51, Chapter 52 Chapter 51 1. When Thothma was quite dead the priests carried his body into the temple, fully believing his spirit would return from heaven and transform the body from corruptible into incorruptible flesh to live forever. And they laid the corpse in the place previously designated by the Gods, and sealed it up according to the commands of the false Osiris, Savior of men. 2. Osiris…

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Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 49, Chapter 50 Chapter 49 1. Osiris then instructed King Thothma to drive out of the land of Egupt all the Faithists, especially the shepherd kings, who could not be made slaves of. 2. Thothma impressed an army of two hundred thousand warriors, and drove off the shepherd kings, putting to death more than three hundred thousand of them. And from the Faithists he took all their possessions, such as houses and lands, and…

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Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 47, Chapter 48 Chapter 47 1. Osiris, the false, on setting up a heavenly kingdom of his own, and dominion over Arabin’ya, and Parsi’e, and Heleste, said: Let Te-in and Sudga pursue their course in destroying; mine shall be in the opposite way. 2. Osiris, the false, said: Three kinds of bad people I have found in heaven and earth: They that are forever finding fault with, and putting down, what others have built…

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Weekday Sabbath Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 45, Chapter 46 Chapter 45 1. Jehovih suffered the self-Gods to prosper for more than four hundred years; and Te-in, and Sudga, and Osiris became the mightiest Gods that ever ruled on the earth. Know, then, these things of them, in heaven and earth, whereof the libraries of Jehovih’s kingdoms relate more fully that of which the following is a synopsis, to wit: 2. First of Te-in, then Sudga, then Osiris. And…

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Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 43, Chapter 44 Chapter 43 1. Sudga, after assuming a heaven unto himself, moved it over the Nua Mountains and called it Hridat, in which place he had eight thousand million angel slaves, after the same manner as Te-in’s. Sudga’s capital city, Sowachissa, his highest heavenly seat, was modeled after the fashion of Sanc-tu, De’yus’heavenly place in Hored, at the time of its greatest magnificence. 2. The capital house of Sudga was made of…

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Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 41, Chapter 42 Chapter 41 1. Darker and darker, the hadan fields palled before the touch of Jehovih’s hand, to try the self-assumed Lord God and his heavenly works. As if an epoch new and terrible had come to one so audacious, who foremost in heaven and earth had sought to banish the worship and the name of the Great Spirit from mortals, and give them instead a heavenly ruler in the image of…

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Holy Memorial Day Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 39, Chapter 40 Chapter 39 1. Jehovih spake to God, His Son, in Craoshivi, saying: Prepare thou, for the fall of ji’ay in atmospherea. The earth and her heavens enter Loo-sutsk, seventy years in the rates of seven hundred; forty years in five hundred; twenty years in a’ji! Be thou advised; for Craoshivi shall fall to thirty, and Hored be buried in the earth. Call thou My Son, Ahura, and reveal…

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Seventh-Day Sabbath Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 37, Chapter 38 Chapter 37 1. Osiris said to Baal and Ashtaroth: Go ye down to the earth to subdue it; and your first labor shall be in Arabin’ya, and Parsi’e, and Heleste; after that ye shall fall upon remote parts and subdue them unto ourselves also. But go ye not as other Gods, to destroy mortals, for we want them to propagate and make subjects for us. Nor pursue ye them,…

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New Moon Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 35, Chapter 36 Chapter 35 1. Sudga, the false God of Vind’yu and her heavens, whose heavenly kingdom contained more than three thousand million angels, on his way home from Hored, said to himself: Two things I am resolved upon: to proclaim myself CREATOR AND RULER OF HEAVEN AND EARTH; and to change the name of my heavenly place and call it AHL-BURJ, THE MOUNTAIN OF THE CLOUDS. 2. Satan spoke to…

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Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapter 33, Chapter 34 Chapter 33 1. Te-in’s Lords and their angels departed out of Che-su-gow, Te-in’s heavenly place, and descended to the earth on their mission; and this is what came of it, to wit: 2. Kan Kwan was the son of Kwan Ho, a flat-head; but Kan Kwan came of the converts to the Brahmin priests, and so had not his head flattened. But because su’is and sar’gis had been long in their…

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