Book of Inspiration Chapter 5 1. Two kinds of voices have I, saith Jehovih: The silent voice and the audible voice. 2. All men I created susceptible to one or the other of My voices, and many to both. 3. One man heareth My voice in the breeze, and in thunder, and in music. 4. One man heareth My voice in the flowers of the field, and in the scenery of the mountains. 5. And yet another feeleth My inspiration;…
Full Moon, Seventh-Day Sabbath Book of Inspiration Chapter 4 1. When the infant is young, My Light is its first knowledge, saith Jehovih. 2. It seeth Me and heareth Me; and it seeth and heareth My angels. 3. By the pressure of My Light upon its corporeal eyes and ears, it learneth to see and hear corporeally. 4. This is the beginning of two senses, which I created to grow parallel to each other, and equal in strength. 5. But…
Book of Inspiration Chapter 3 1. The eye of man I made to obtain knowledge by light; but the ear of man I made to obtain knowledge from darkness, and within darkness, saith Jehovih. 2. The power of touch I gave to man, whereby he might learn of things their adaptability and compatibility and incompatibility with himself. 3. These are the corporeal doorways I gave unto thee, O man, whereby thou mightst receive knowledge from Me and My creations, consciously…
Book of Inspiration Chapter 2 1. Thou art of inspiration made, saith Jehovih. 2. I made thee a corporeal body, and I wrote upon it. The result thou art. 3. And I made thee susceptible, so all things external to thyself could write upon thee. 4. The sum of these is thy knowledge. 5. As it is with thee, so is it with all men, and with all the living which I created. 6. Nor is there any knowledge in…
Memorial Sabbath Book of Inspiration, Chapter 1 1. These are the words of Tae, in kosmon: I am Light; I am Central, but Boundless, saith Jehovih. 2. I give thee of My Light; and when thou hast received, thou criest out: Behold, I am wise! 3. Thy corpor I made, in which to localize thee; to mature thy entity. 4. Without Me, thou hadst not come to life. Thou art as the end of a ray of light from My…
Book of Judgement Chapter 38 GOD SHOWETH THE MISTAKES OF MAN’S JUDGMENT. 1. God said: I said unto thee, O man, pursue thy wisdom after the manner of thy God. 2. I go to the beginning; I labor not so much to convert adults, as to prepare the minds of the young. 3. Now, behold, because I told thee this, thou sought to have children born unto thee after the manner of Gods. 4. Thou saidst: I understand the new…
Weekday Sabbath Book of Judgement Chapter 37 GOD REVEALETH HIS METHOD OF WORK. 1. God said: Think not, O man, that thy God goeth about a work without a system and order. 2. Verily these are the first of my considerations. 3. First, I send my loo’is, my masters of generations, down to the earth, to the nations and peoples where I design to build my edifice. 4. And my loo’is, by inspiration, control the marriages of certain mortals, that…
Book of Judgement Chapter 36 GOD SHOWETH HOW HE HATH WROUGHT. 1. God saith: Behold, the work of my hand, O man: As thou findest an old house, no longer habitable, thou sendest workmen to pull it down, and then, thou sendest laborers to clear away the rubbish. 2. And, afterward, thou bringest builders, and they lay a new foundation, larger and broader than the old one, and, thereon, they build thee a new edifice, adapted with new improvements unto…
Seventh-Day Sabbath Book of Judgement Chapter 35 GOD DECLARETH AGAINST THE GOVERNMENTS OF MAN. 1. God said: Whoso liveth with Jehovih is free from Jehovih. These need no man’s government; for they practice righteousness, peace, love, industry and wisdom, with due regard to one another. 2. Such is the Father’s kingdom on earth. In which there shall be no laws made by man; neither shall there be leaders or rulers. 3. The progress of man is toward this; the progress…
1st Quarter Moon Book of Judgement Chapter 34 GOD JUDGETH THE GOVERNMENTS OF MAN. 1. God said: When a man hath young children, he maketh just laws, in order to teach them discretion, justice, harmony and consideration, in regard to one another. 2. But, when his children attain to be men and women, man no longer holdeth a law over them, for they become his equals, as brothers and sisters. 3. Even so, in the ancient times, provided I thee,…