{"id":228,"date":"2019-05-28T23:27:32","date_gmt":"2019-05-28T23:27:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/religionoflight.org\/ns\/lightofgod\/?p=228"},"modified":"2019-05-28T23:27:32","modified_gmt":"2019-05-28T23:27:32","slug":"lectionary-readings-for-wednesday-may-29th-2019","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/religionoflight.org\/ns\/lightofgod\/2019\/05\/28\/lectionary-readings-for-wednesday-may-29th-2019\/","title":{"rendered":"Lectionary Readings for Wednesday, May 29th, 2019"},"content":{"rendered":"

Weekday Sabbath<\/em><\/p>\n

Book of Wars Against Jehovih Chapters 50 and 51<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

Chapter L<\/span><\/p>\n

1. When the temple was completed, and the king and his four high priests entered into the
\nHoly Chamber, the false Osiris, through his servant God, Egupt, came in sar’gis, and
\nspake unto the king, saying: Here am I, O king!
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

2. Thothma said: My labor is well recompensed. That thou hast come to me, O Lord
\nmy God, I am blessed. Osiris said: Keep holy my chambers; suffer no man, nor
\nwoman, nor child, that dwelleth on the face of the earth, to know the mysteries of
\nthese, my holies, save and except my adepts. Here layeth the key of everlasting life.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

3. Thothma said: How sayest thou, the key of everlasting life? Osiris said: Herein is that
\nwhich is of good and evil, as I commanded thy forefathers; to eat whereof man shall<\/span>
\nbecome as Gods, and live forever. For this is the triumph of man over death, even for
\nwhich I created him on the earth.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

4. Thothma said: Shall only we five know these things? Osiris said: Nay, verily; else
\nthe light of my kingdom would not be full. Behold, thou, how I built the temple! Was
\nit not in the keeping of adepts? So, then, as I have given unto thee to know my
\nkingdom, thou shalt give unto others, not suffering these lights to come, save through
\nmy commandments.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

5. Now in the second month after the temple was completed, Thothma, the king, having
\nput the affairs of his kingdom in order, went into the H<\/span>OLY <\/span>C<\/span>HAMBER<\/span>, and thence
\nascended into the C<\/span>HAMBER OF <\/span>L<\/span>IFE AND <\/span>D<\/span>EATH<\/span>, leaving the four chief priests in the Holy
\nChamber. And Thothma <\/span>CAST HIMSELF IN DEATH <\/span>(dormancy) by swallowing his tongue.
\nWhereupon the priests closed the entrance and sealed the king within.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

6. Osiris, through his servant God, Egupt, said unto the priests: One alone shall remain; in
\nquarter-watch shall ye dwell within the Holy Chamber, and I will remain also. And the
\npriests cast lots, and divided the watch in six hours each, unto every day. And Osiris sent
\nBaal to the spirit of Thothma, and took him to Agho’aden, Osiris’heavenly place, showing
\nthe spirit unto the glory of the throne, saying: Behold the God of Gods. Thothma said: It
\nis a great glory; lo, mine eyes are blinded by the light of the Lord my God. After this, Baal
\ntook the soul of Thothma into a thousand heavenly places in Osiris’kingdom, and showed
\nhim the glory thereof.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

7. Thothma said unto Baal: Thou angel of God, thou hast shown me, of a truth, God is in
\nthe image of man. Nor is there any but one God, who ruleth over all.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

8. Baal said: How sayest thou then; who is God? Thothma said: How sayest thou? For
\nbehold, his glory was so great I could not look upon him.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

9. Then answered Baal, saying: Only angels and mortals; these are the sum of all things.
\nHe, thou hast looked upon, was even as thou art; a one-time mortal on a far-off starworld. He attained unto the Godhead, to create a world unto himself, even as thou, who
\nart an adept, canst create flowers and plants and serpents. Thus he came into the void
\nregions of space and created the earth and her heavens, and they belong unto him, for they
\nare his. And in like manner is every star-world, created and ruled by a God like unto thy
\nGod, who is Lord of all.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

10. Thothma said: O that all people knew these things! O that I may remember them
\nwhen I am returned to earth. Baal said: More than this shalt thou remember; for I will
\nnow take thee to the hells of the idolaters and the Jehovihians. Baal then took the soul of
\nThothma to the hells of De’yus, and showed him the horrors thereof. But he took him not
\nto the regions of God, in Craoshivi.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

11. Now when Thothma had traveled in heaven for thirty days, Baal brought his spirit
\nback to the Chamber of Death, and showed him how to regain his corporeal part, the
\nwhich he did. And then Baal signaled unto Egupt, and the latter spake to the priest on
\nwatch, saying: Behold, Thothma hath returned; go thou and fetch thy brother, and deliver
\nhim into the Holy Chamber.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

12. And when they came they unloosed the sealing stones and delivered the king into the
\nHoly Chamber, and he was awake from his trance, and remembered all he had seen in
\nheaven, which he related to the high priests who were with him. And both Baal and Egupt
\ncame in sar’gis and talked in the Holy Chamber with Thothma and the priests. For one<\/span>
\nday the king remained in the Holy Chamber, that his spirit be reconciled to the flesh; and
\non the next day he and the priests came forth out of the temple and sealed the door
\nthereof, and placed the king’s guard in charge, that no man or woman might molest the
\nplace. Now Thothma had been in the death trance forty days.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

13. The three angels, Egupt, Baal and Ashtaroth, came into the altar in the king’s palace
\nthat night, and showed themselves to the college students who had attained <\/span>ADEPT. <\/span>Baal
\nspake orally before them, directing his words to the king, saying: Behold, I am the angel
\nof God thy Lord, whom thou hast beholden in heaven; I am the same who traveled in
\nheaven with thee. What I speak, I say in the name of the Lord our God, whose servant I
\nam. On the morrow shall thy high priests draw lots, and one of them shall enter the
\nChamber of Holies, in the Osirian Temple, and do even as thou hast. And after him,
\nbehold, another of the high priests shall do likewise; and so on, until the four have had
\nthy experience.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

14. And it came to pass that the four priests in turn <\/span>CAST THEMSELVES IN DEATH, <\/span>and visited
\nOsiris’heavenly kingdoms, and also many of the hells of De’yus, being led in spirit by
\nBaal or Ashtaroth, Egupt being the guardian God of the temple.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

15. When they had thus accumulated the same knowledge of heaven and earth, the five of
\nthem were of one mind as to attaining life everlasting in the corporeal body. Osiris said:
\nBehold, I will bring many back who are already dead; and they shall call unto their
\nembalmed bodies and wake them up and inhabit them. Go ye, then, to the root of the
\nmatter, and prepare my people, for I will come in person and inhabit the temple ye have
\nbuilt; and my heavenly kingdom shall descend even to the earth. Prepare ye the C<\/span>OLUMN
\nOF <\/span>S<\/span>TARS<\/span>!
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

16. Thothma built a column to the east line of the slat, seven lengths, and the height was
\nthirty-six lengths; of wood and stone built he it, with an opening from the bottom to the
\ntop, and the width of the opening was six lengths. In the walls thereof was a winding
\nstairway, and there were windows looking out to the east and west and north and south,
\nthat the stars from every quarter might be observed. On the summit of the column were
\ndwelling-places for the seers and mathematicians, with places for the measuring
\ninstruments and lenses.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

17. When this was completed, Thothma built of wood and stone an external wall across
\nthe slat of the temple; and within this wall were stairs also, and these led to the top of the
\npyramid. This wall was also provided with windows, that the northern stars might be
\nobserved.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

18. Thothma made an observing column for the sun, and it was provided with lenses of
\nall colors, so that adepts standing at the base of the pyramid could see the sun at every
\nhour of the day, and distinguish the spots and their changes. A gau was set within each of
\nthe angles of observation, that the relative position of the sun with northern stars could be
\ndetermined every day.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

19. By these two columns, therefore, Thothma and his mathematicians measured the sun
\nand moon and stars, as to the distances and sizes thereof. And Osiris commanded the king
\nto send into the far-off lands of the earth his wisest mathematicians, to observe the winds
\nof heaven, and the drought upon the earth; and the abundance of the yield of the earth in
\ndifferent regions, in different years and seasons; and to observe famines and pestilences,
\nand all manner of occurrences on the face of the earth. He said unto the king: When thy<\/span>
\nmathematicians are returned to thee with their accumulated wisdom, thou, or thy
\nsuccessor, shall examine the sun and the stars and moon, as compared to the things
\nwhereof the mathematicians shall relate, one year with another; and three years with
\nanother three years, and five with five, and seven with seven, and so on for hundreds of
\nyears, and thousands of years.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

20. And when thou hast taken in the term of three thousand three hundred years, and
\ncompared the sun and moon and stars, as relate to the occurrences of the earth, thou shalt
\nhave the key of prophecy for three thousand three hundred years ahead. And thou shalt
\nsay of this land and of that land; and of this people and that people, how it will be with
\nthem, and thou shalt not err.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

21. Thothma, the king, called together his mathematicians, and, according to their grade,
\nchose from amongst them twelve hundred. These he divided into groups of one hundred
\neach; and he gave them a sufficient number of attendants; and he sent them toward all the
\nsides of the world, allotting to them sixteen years each for observation, according to the
\ncommandments.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

22. And they took with them all kinds of instruments to measure with, besides scribes to
\nmake the records of such matters as came before them. And they went throughout
\nArabin’ya, and Vind’yu, and Jaffeth, and Parsi’e, and Heleste, and Uropa, even across to
\nthe western sea; and to the south extreme of Arabin’ya, and to the great kingdoms of the
\ninterior, and to the north of Heleste and Parsi’e, and Jaffeth, to the regions of everlasting
\nsnow.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

23. And in sixteen and seventeen years they returned, save some who died on the
\njourneys. And most wonderful was the knowledge these mathematicians gained. In some
\ncountries they found philosophers who had the knowledge required even at their tongues’
\nend. Thothma received them in great pomp and glory, and awarded all of them with great
\nriches.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

24. And Thothma had these things rewritten and condensed into books, and named them
\nbooks of great learning, and they were deposited within the south chamber of the
\npyramid, where never harm could come to them.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

25. And Thothma made it a law, that other mathematicians should travel over the same
\nregions for other sixteen years and make like observations; and after them, yet other
\nmathematicians to succeed them, and so on for three thousand three hundred years. And
\naccordingly, a new expedition started forth. Now during the absence of the first
\nmathematicians, Thothma and his philosophers observed the sun and moon and stars
\nevery day, and a record was made thereof, as to the earth in the regions of Thothma’s
\nhome kingdom. And these observations were reduced to tablets and maps, and a record
\nmade of them in Parsi’e’an language, which was the language of the learned. For the
\nEguptian language of that day was spoken mostly by the unlearned, and was mixed with
\nthe Fonecean, a language of sounds.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

26. After the mathematicians returned, Thothma and his philosophers examined the
\nwhole matter as compared with the maps and tablets of the heavens, and the facts
\ndeduced therefrom were written in a separate book and called T<\/span>HE <\/span>P<\/span>HILOSOPHIES OF <\/span>G<\/span>OD AND
\n<\/span>H<\/span>IS <\/span>S<\/span>ON <\/span>T<\/span>HOTHMA<\/span>, K<\/span>ING OF THE <\/span>E<\/span>ARTH<\/span>!
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

27. Copies of this book were made and sent into the lands of Arabin’ya, Vind’yu, Jaffeth,
\nand Parsi’e and Heleste, and Uropa, to the priests of God, but the original book was filed<\/span>
\nin the Holy Chamber, in the Temple of Osiris.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

28. Thothma applied himself to impart wisdom unto all men. And during his reign
\nhe built in the land of Egupt seventy-seven colleges of Great Learning, twelve colleges
\nof prophecy, two hundred houses of philosophy, seven adepteries, and three
\nthousand free schools, and four thousand houses of sacrifice unto Osiris, Savior of men.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

29. Three hundred and forty obelisks to God, thirty triumphal arches to De’yus, four
\nthousand oans-nus to the Creator, and these were mounted on pedestals of polished stone,
\nand stood at the street corners.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

30. And there were graduated to the rank of adept during Thothma’s reign more than four
\nthousand men and three hundred women, all capable of the death trance, and of going
\nabout in spirit. And of these over seven hundred were permitted within thirty years to test
\nthe cast of the holy chambers in the pyramid. And their spirits were conducted into Osiris’
\nheavenly regions, and sojourned there for many days, and returned to their bodies
\nunharmed. Because of the position of the chambers, there was no action upon their bodies
\nwhilst in the swoon.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

31. Thus did Thothma prove himself to be one of the wisest and greatest men that
\never dwelt on the face of the earth. He believed all things the Gods told him,
\nbelieved he was Thoth re-incarnated, and believed he would never die as to the flesh.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

32. The false Osiris, through his servant God, Egupt, had said to Thothma: This is the
\nmanner of heaven and earth, as regardeth man: All men are re-incarnated over and over
\nuntil perfected to immortal flesh; and in that day man hath so perfected his adeptism he
\ncan remain on earth or ascend to heaven, even when he desireth. Hence of all knowledge,
\nadeptism is the greatest.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

33. Thothma asked if there were any new creations. Satan prompted Osiris, who said:
\nNay, thy spirit is old as the earth. At first it was small and round, like a grain of mustard,
\nonly it was spirit. And the multitude of these seed comprise the All Unseen. When one of
\nthem taketh root in gestation, then is the beginning. And it is born into the world a frog,
\nor an ass, or worm, or lion, or small creeping thing; and it liveth its time and dieth. And
\nthe spirit hieth it back again into another womb, and it is born forth a man low as
\nto knowledge, evil as to life. And he liveth a time and dieth again; but again the spirit
\nhieth back to another womb, and it is born forth again, another man, but wiser as to
\nknowledge, and less evil as to life. And this continueth to hundreds of generations and
\nto thousands. But he who hath attained adeptship hath it in his power to call forth out
\nof the earth his own corporeality; he needeth no longer to go through the filth of others.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

34. Thothma was wise even in his belief; for when he was growing old, and beholding
\nhis flesh sunken, and his eyes growing hollow and dim, and his hands getting withered,
\nhe inquired of the Gods, saying: I know thou hast taught me truth, O God. I am weak
\nbefore thee, as to judgment, and curious in my vanity. Osiris said: Speak thou, O king!
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

35. Thothma said: By all the force of my will; and by my great learning, I cannot stay the
\nwithering of the flesh. If, therefore, I already dry up like a mummy, above the power of
\nmy will, how will it be with me when I am further emaciated?
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

36. Satan prompted Osiris to answer the king, and so he said: Until thou art even more
\nemaciated thou canst not understand the power of thine own soul.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

37. With this the king was reconciled, and even at the time he was tottering on his
\nlast legs he began to build a new palace, saying: After I have changed this flesh into<\/span>
\n<\/span>immortal flesh, hither will I come and dwell forever. And I shall be surrounded by adepts,
\nwise and faultless. And this shall be the first colony of the kind I will build on the earth.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

38. But afterward I will build many colonies of like kind; more and more of them, until I
\nhave all the earth redeemed to immortal flesh. For of such shall be my kingdom, and all
\nmen and all women on the earth shall own me Lord of all.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

39. Nevertheless, with all Thothma’s wisdom, and the wisdom of his Gods, he fell on a
\nstone and died suddenly on the day he was one hundred years old.<\/span><\/p>\n

Chapter LI<\/span><\/p>\n

1. When Thothma was quite dead the priests carried his body into the temple, fully
\nbelieving his spirit would return from heaven and transform the body from corruptible
\ninto incorruptible flesh to live forever. And they laid the corpse in the place previously
\ndesignated by the Gods, and sealed it up according to the commands of the false Osiris,
\nSavior of men.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

2. Osiris had said: Whoso believeth in me, him will I save unto everlasting life, and
\nthough he lose his body, yet again shall he find it, and the corruptible flesh shall be
\nchanged in the twinkling of an eye, and become incorruptible unto life everlasting, with
\nthe spirit that abideth therein.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

3. On the fifth day the priests opened the chamber, for according to the L<\/span>AWS OF <\/span>M<\/span>IRACLES<\/span>,
\non that day, the spirit should accomplish the feat; but lo and behold, it came not, and the
\nbody still lay cold and dead. But the Gods came in sar’gis and said unto the priests: Seal
\nye up the body for other five days. And the priests did as commanded; and after that they
\nexamined it again, but life had not returned. Again they were commanded to seal it up for
\nother five days, which they did, but life returned not.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

4. Houaka, who was now the high priest, inquired of Osiris concerning the matter. And
\nOsiris, through his servant God, Egupt, answered him, saying: Go fetch a young man who
\nis warm in the blood, which is life in the flesh, and he shall be the seventh son of an
\nadept, and know how to <\/span>CAST HIMSELF IN DEATH.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

5. The priests brought Xaian, who was in his twenty-fourth year, and when he came into
\nthe Holy Chamber he was bid cast himself in death for benefit of the king’s soul. And
\nXaian thus cast himself, and he was sealed in the chamber of death for five days along
\nwith the king’s corpse. And in five days the priests brought both bodies into the Holy
\nChamber, according to instructions. And Osiris came and commanded them to stand
\naround the bodies, and when they had done so, the angels from Osiris’kingdom came and
\nspirited away the body of the king, and they brought back the spirit of Xaian to inhabit the
\nbody of Xaian, and put it in possession thereof, making believe it was the spirit of
\nThothma returned.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

6. Houaka said to the Gods: Where is the body of Thothma? Hath it been transformed?
\nAnd the Gods answered: It hath gone to heaven, and will return after many days. But as to
\nthe spirit of the king, behold, he is with thee. And the priests spoke to Xaian, believing it
\nwas Thothma. And after three days they came forth out of the temple and recrowned
\nXaian, Thothma the Second, and they proclaimed it abroad that these things were true,
\nhowbeit they knew to the contrary.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

7. As to the spirit of Thothma, at the time of death, it was taken to Agho’aden and put<\/span>
\namongst the servants of Osiris’heavenly kingdom, and thus enslaved. So Xaian became
\nking of Egupt.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

8. Now, as regardeth the false Gods, Osiris and his confederates, they never tried to
\nreincarnate the spirit of Thothma; but because of the virtues and the wisdom of Thothma,
\nthey used him for benefit of Osiris’heavenly kingdom, and to establish Osiris
\neverlastingly on the earth as the all highest God.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

9. As to the kingdoms of the land of Egupt, which succeeded Thothma, the inhabitants of
\nthe earth already know the chief part. For hundreds and hundreds of years the Eguptians
\nwere the most learned people in the world, and especially in a knowledge of the stars, and
\nthe sun and moon, and in adeptism and miracles.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

10. But woe came unto them; the land became flooded with hundreds of millions of
\ndrujas; and as to the people of Egupt, the chief desire was to be able to return in spirit
\nafter death and dwell with mortals. And the things which followed are not even lawful to
\nmention.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

11. Suffice it, these spirits lost all sight of any higher heavens than to dwell on the earth;
\nthey knew no other. And they watched about when children were born, and obsessed
\nthem, driving hence the natural spirit, and growing up in the new body of the newborn,
\ncalling themselves re-incarnated; and these drujas professed that when they previously
\nlived on earth they were great kings, or queens, or philosophers.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

12. And they taught as their master, Osiris, the false, did: That there was no higher heaven
\nthan here on the earth, and that man must be re-incarnated over and over until the flesh
\nbecame immortal. Not all of these spirits drove hence the natural spirit; but many merely
\nengrafted themselves on the same body; and whilst such persons lived, these spirits lived
\nwith them and dwelt with them day and night; not knowing more than their mortal
\ncompanion. And when such person died, behold, the druja went and engrafted itself on
\nanother child, and lived and dwelt with it in the same way; and thus continuing,
\ngeneration after generation.
\n<\/span><\/p>\n

13. And because of these indulgences many of the spirits came in sar’gis in the families of
\nthe Eguptians; eating and drinking with them corporeally; yea, and even doing things
\nwhereof no man may speak, whereby dire disease seized upon the flesh of mortals;
\nand their blood and their flesh became inhabited with vermin. The people became idlers
\nand vagrants; the lands were not tilled, and the places of learning became deserted ruins.<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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