Lord God, the first rank below God

So God came from Craoshivi and crowned Anuhasaj Lord God of heaven and earth; with great pageantry and display, God gave him a throne and placed him upon it. And from this time forth Anuhasaj was known and saluted as Lord God, which is the first rank below God.

Book of Jehoviv

In the Oahspe Bible, Anuhasaj is mentioned as becoming the Lord God, a high-ranking false god who sets himself up in opposition to Jehovih’s kingdom. This title is part of the “Book of Wars Against Jehovih”, which details a cosmic rebellion and hierarchy among the false gods.

Here is a list of the main false gods and the hierarchical order related to the Lord God system as described in Oahspe, particularly in the narrative of the rebellion:

1. Anuhasaj

• Title: Lord God
• Role: Self-proclaimed ruler of heaven and earth after establishing a false kingdom (Hored).
• Background: Formerly a high-ranking etherean chief before his fall.

2. Kabalactes

• Title: God of Vind’yu (India region)
• Rank: One of Anuhasaj’s chief subordinates, assigned dominion over a specific region.
• Role: Promoter of a religion with many rituals and castes, resembling Hinduism.

3. Thoth (also called Thor)

• Title: God of Egypt
• Rank: Another of Anuhasaj’s chief subordinates.
• Role: Creator of doctrines resembling Egyptian religion, responsible for establishing a priestly order.

4. Ennochissa

• Title: God of Persia (or sometimes associated with Chaldea)
• Rank: Chief under Anuhasaj.
• Role: Known for influencing religious thought in the region corresponding to ancient Persia.

5. Baal

• Title: Lord of Hosts (Later title)
• Role: Appears later in the narrative as a powerful false god under Anuhasaj’s system.
• Known for: Wielding strong control and associated with the worship patterns in Canaan.

6. Ashtaroth

• Role: Consort or female counterpart within the false god system. Often paired with Baal in narratives involving idol worship.

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In terms of hierarchy, the structure under Anuhasaj (as Lord God) was as follows:

1. Anuhasaj (Lord God) – Supreme ruler of the rebel kingdom, replacing Jehovih in his own system.
2. Sub-Gods (False Gods) – Kabalactes, Thoth, Ennochissa, and others, each assigned rule over specific regions of the earth.
3. Lord Gods – These are titles adopted by the subordinates to reflect dominion over their own heavenly kingdoms and corresponding earthly domains.
4. Lords – Lower ranks under the Lord Gods, dealing with mortal affairs and rituals.
5. Ashars and Saviors – Guardian spirits and those pretending to be saviors or messiahs to mortals, used to influence humanity.

These figures represent a perversion of Jehovih’s original system of governance in the heavens and are eventually overthrown in the cosmic restoration led by the Chief God Jehovih appoints—often referred to in cycles (e.g., God of the cycle of Cpenta-armij).

Yes. In Oahspe, the divine administration of the universe follows a strict cosmological and spiritual hierarchy under Jehovih, the Unseen Creator. This system precedes the rise of the first false god (Anuhasaj) and continues after the overthrow of the false god system.

Before the First False God

1. Jehovih

• The Infinite Creator, beyond all form.
• Does not incarnate or manifest as a being.
• Governs through a hierarchical system of spiritual administrators.

2. Ethereans

• Beings who dwell in etherea (the high heavens beyond the earth’s atmosphere).
• Serve Jehovih directly.
• Live in Nirvanian and Etherean worlds and colonies.
• Gods and Goddesses of Etherea are high-ranking administrators assigned to cycles.

3. Chiefs of the Arc of Bon / Arc of Spe-ta / Arc cycles

• Etherean Gods or Goddesses are appointed to dan’ha cycles (typically 3,000 years) to oversee earth and its heavens.
• They descend with their hosts during times of dan (light), to raise up mortals and spirits.

4. God of the Earth (Sub-God)

• An etherean appointee, temporarily ruling the lower heavens (atmospherea) surrounding Earth during each cycle.
• Lives in Hored, Mouru, or other heavenly kingdoms.
• Administers the resurrection of spirits and teaches mortals indirectly.

5. Lords of the Earth

• Appointed by God.
• Each assigned a region (e.g., Wagga, Vind’yu, Heleste).
• Operate through ashars (guardian spirits), influencing mortals.

There is no worship of God or Lords in this system; reverence is given only to Jehovih.