Elohim

Faithists (also called Believers or I’hins in the historical narrative) = the chosen spiritual people who covenant directly with Jehovih (the true, unseen Creator).

In OAHSPE, “Sons of God” is used more for appointed divine beings — Gods, Lords, and angelic rulers are called “My Sons” by Jehovih.

The Faithists are the human practitioners who align with Jehovih’s light and resist false influences.

For your angelic guardians, your star nation soul brothers and sisters, the mighty Elohim, and yes, Master Thoth, are all here in loving support of you.

Abram is a being of pure I’huan blood with a spiritual gift (“he could see without eyes and hear without ears” through the light of God/Jehovih).

God (Jehovih) called Abram from He-sa, led him to the ancient land of Ham (a pre-flood region associated with the descendants of Ham, later devastated by “druks”, a term in Oahspe for certain beings or peoples), and renamed him Abraham (Abra-Ham).

He was then appointed as a leader (“chief rab’bah”) of the Faithists (true monotheistic worshippers of Jehovih) in Arabin’ya (the Arabian region).

So Jehovih saw wisdom in the arc of Suth, who held dominion for 3,000 years;

Also called Beni Elohim - Sons of the Elohim

The Tree of Knowledge certainly helped me to see how high the Elohim were - even archangels are called Beni Elohim - Sons of the Elohim.

Many of these are "false gods" because they claim to be the ultimate deity (or demand worship as such), leading mortals into idolatry and away from the true Creator, Jehovih (the Ever-Present Great Spirit).

In the Book of Saphah (section on the Basis of the Ezra Bible): Haughak is listed among the gods whose worshippers the familiar spirits sought to appease by altering commandments (e.g., changing references from Jehovih to "the Lord thy God").

Oahspe portrays these figures not as literal biblical gods but as real spiritual beings (former mortals raised to angelic status) whose self-exalting rule opposes Jehovih's plan of resurrection and unity.

He argued powerfully that the elohim and Yahweh stories should not be read as if they were portrayals of the God and Father of Jesus.

Indeed, he said that if we took the elohim and Yahweh narratives at face value we would have to believe of God, “such things as we would not believe of the most savage and unjust of men.”

They honor the "Powerful Ones" (Elohim, a Hebrew word in plural form often meaning "God") along with YHWH (meaning "Lord God") in the Old Testament of the Bible, alongside Jesus, who refers to "Abba" an Aramaic word for "father" that suggests a close, trusting bond like a child's call.

They further equate this group with the biblical Elohim, stating: "Here, we have direct confirmation that the Anannage were the Elohim - the Shining Ones."

The O'Briens explain that the term "El" (singular) carried the ancient meaning of "shining" or "brightness," so the Elohim were literally understood as the radiant, shining countenanced ones.

Elijah said: Summon you your priests, and your high priests, who have power through Baal and Ashtaroth and Dagon, and they and their Gods should try in a tournament against Jehovih.

His kingdoms weaken, leading to eventual imprisonment in hell as Jehovih's light returns (Book of Es, Chapter XIV; implied in Eskra's prophetic tone).

Oahspe views this as part of cosmic cycles, resolved in Kosmon with Jehovih's truth (Book of Knowledge, Chapter I; Eskra, Chapter LII, verses 1-10).

This marks the end of false god rule as Jehovih's light returns.

His exposure in the Kosmon era supports Oahspe's universalist message: return to Jehovih as the one Great Spirit, free from false saviors and doctrines.

Oahspe portrays him as savage after tasting victory (e.g., pursuing Ashtaroth and Baal), favoring blood purification over peace, and enriching his heavenly palace with enslaved angels while denying Jehovih.

His influence persists into the Kosmon era but is exposed as falsehood by Oahspe's revelation (1882 CE, marking the start of Jehovih's new light, Book of Knowledge/Es, Chapter I).

His exposure in the Kosmon era restores Jehovih's pure truth, ending false god cycles and enabling spiritual progress.

He claims the title Ahura'Mazda (or Budha, meaning All Knowledge) and establishes his own heavenly kingdom, rejecting Jehovih.

He seeks total dominion through violence and deception, rewriting sacred texts to erase true teachings and impose his authority (Book of Eskra, Chapter XXII; Book of Wars Against Jehovih references to later false gods).

He inspires idolatry and false worship as Budha/Ahura'Mazda, promoting doctrines of self-glorification and knowledge without Jehovih.

His defeat clears the path for prophets like Capilya (~1,400 BCE), who restores Jehovih's laws, property rights, and peace in India (Book of Cpenta-armij, Chapter IV; First Book of God).

She gains prominence under Osiris's direction, assigned to subdue regions like Parsi'e (Persia) and Heleste (Greece), and Arabin'ya (Middle East) (~3,000 BCE cycle onward, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters XXXVI–XXXVII, LII).

She employs charm and spiritual displays to attract and enslave followers, manipulating desires for power and pleasure (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters around XLVI–XLVII, LII).

She promotes false worship, sacrifices, and conflicts to expand influence (~3,000–900 BCE and later, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters LII, LIV).

Her end comes later under Looeamong (a Triune false god), whose warrior Thoth (later Gabriel) pursues and defeats her, casting her and her kingdom into hell (Book of Eskra, Chapters XX, XLI; referenced in Book of Wars Against Jehovih as excepted).

Ashtaroth exemplifies seductive corruption in Oahspe, showing how deception prolongs spiritual darkness and requires persistent divine corrections in cosmic cycles to restore Jehovih's order.

Baal is mentioned in the Book of Wars Against Jehovih (e.g., Chapters LII, LV, and as a false god in the overall false gods' labors, Chapter I), where he operates under Osiris or as an independent false god in Heleste (Greece) and Arabin'ya (Middle East/Canaan), inspiring wars and idolatry.

Cpenta-armij imprisons earlier false gods (Anuhasaj, Osiris, etc.), but Baal and Ashtaroth persist longer (Book of Wars Against Jehovih notes their fall is excepted in the main account).

He starts as a young Lord or angel under earlier hierarchies but becomes independent or allied (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters LII, LV).

Oahspe lists him among false gods whose labors span from Abraham's time to Moses and beyond (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter I).

He manipulates spirits and mortals through deception and bloodshed, inciting wars to expand influence (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters around XLVI–XLVII, LII).

Baal establishes hadan heavens in Arabin'ya and Heleste, inspiring idolatry and Baal worship in Canaan, Phoenicia, and Greece (~3,000–900 BCE and later, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter LII).

Baal's actions prolong idolatry in the Middle East and Mediterranean, challenging Faithist prophets and delaying Jehovih's pure worship.

Anuhasaj (De'yus) appoints him to govern Vind'yu (India) and its heavenly dominions during the false gods' establishment (~6,000 BCE cycle, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters around VI, VIII, and XXXV).

He rejects Jehovih and seeks supremacy, using his position to expand influence aggressively.

He enforces worship through violence and destruction, outshining rivals by force (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, chapters around XIII–XV and XXXV).

Sudga establishes a large hadan heaven over Vind'yu, enslaving spirits and inspiring idolatry among mortals (~6,000–4,000 BCE, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter XXXV and related).

Sudga's reign shapes early Indian spiritual distortions through idolatry and violence, hindering Jehovih's Faithist principles.

Anuhasaj (De'yus) appoints him to govern Jaffeth (East Asia, including China) and its heavenly places during the formation of false god confederacies (~6,000 BCE cycle, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, early chapters like VI and XXIV).

Te-in starts as a loyal servant but builds his own power base, using his position to claim supreme authority and reject Jehovih.

He demands absolute worship from spirits and mortals in his hadan heaven, enforcing strict control (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, chapters around X–XII and XXXIII).

Te-in establishes a hadan heaven over Jaffeth, enslaving spirits and inspiring idolatry among mortals (~6,000–4,000 BCE, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, chapters XI, XXIX–XXXIII).

This ends the false gods' long reign and allows restoration of Jehovih's light.

Te-in's influence shapes early Chinese spiritual traditions by promoting idolatry and war, opposing Jehovih's principles.

Anuhasaj appoints him to govern Arabin'ya (regions including the Middle East and Egypt) and parts of Guatama (Americas), along with other divisions like Parsi'e and Heleste (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters around VI–VIII and XI).

He uses spiritual influence to deceive mortals and angels, presenting himself as a supreme deity while rejecting Jehovih (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapters VII–VIII).

Osiris establishes a hadan (atmospheric) heaven in Arabin'ya, enslaving spirits and inspiring mortals to build temples and practice idolatry (~6,000–4,000 BCE, Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter VIII).

He competes with Te-in (China/Jaffeth) and Sudga (India/Vind'yu) for dominance, leading to mortal wars and divisions (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter IX).

His influence opposes true prophets like Moses (~1,400 BCE), who restore Jehovih's teachings (Book of Cpenta-armij, Chapter IV, and later books).

Jehovih's voice called him the deliverer.

"In the mountains of Dharma, in the high country of Yatinghadatta, in Vind'yu, God, Son of Jehovih, chose the family of Capilya for gathering together the scattered Faithists…" (Ch.

"When Capilya's mother was pregnant, the angels of Jehovih, under the archangel Hirattax, stood guard over her… And when Capilya was born, behold, Hirattax appointed a host of one hundred and forty-four angels to be with the child day and night." (Ch.

Then Jehovih spoke to Capilya: “You are a Faithist, sent to free my people.” Capilya asked his nurse-mother.

Jehovih gave him the task to free the slaves and restore their lands.

Jehovih spoke directly: "Thou art Mine, and sent to deliver My people" (paraphrased from Ch.

IV–V context where Jehovih reveals his mission and the swap to Capilya).

Jehovih sent ahaoma (miraculous food) to feed them.

"Jehovih said unto Capilya: Even as thou hast done in Hosagoweth, so shalt thou do in Tibethkilrath; for thither will I also bring My chosen…" (Ch.

"Jehovih said to Capilya: My chosen shall not have kings; I, Jehovih, am King… A kingdom is thrust upon thee… Suffer thyself to be proclaimed… after which thou shalt ratify the laws, and then abdicate…" (Ch.

"Capilya said (being inspired of Jehovih): Let thy life be thy preacher.

Oahspe presents Capilya as a prophet raised by Jehovih (the Creator) in Vind'yu (ancient India).

God (Son of Jehovih, the true Creator in Oahspe) comments: The council voted for a full year to decide which man heard the divine voice.

He questions whether Jehovih (the true God) would send important matters to a human council.

God (Son of Jehovih) explains: The council did no wrong in setting good doctrines under the name Iesu, because those teachings came from Jehovih.

The saying about blasphemy against the Holy Ghost (not forgiven) comes from Looeamong’s teaching, not Jehovih’s.

Jehovih speaks: He has never needed to incarnate Himself to be understood, He was sufficient in Moses’ time and remains sufficient now.

Now Jehovih cuts all that away and returns man to worship only the Creator.

Today (in Oahspe’s view) is a new time: Jehovih establishes direct presence with the living.

He argued powerfully that the elohim and Yahweh stories should not be read as if they were portrayals of the God and Father of Jesus.

Indeed, he said that if we took the elohim and Yahweh narratives at face value we would have to believe of God, “such things as we would not believe of the most savage and unjust of men.”

Osiris is a high-grade angel, a sub-God under Anuhasaj, appointed to govern Arabin’ya (Middle East) and parts of Guatama (Americas) (~6,000 BCE) (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter VI).

Manipulative: Osiris uses his spiritual power to deceive mortals, claiming divine status (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter VII).

He adopts the name Osiris, aligning with Egyptian mythology, to consolidate worship (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter VIII).

False God of Egypt: Osiris establishes a hadan heaven in Arabin’ya, inspiring mortals to build temples and worship him, contributing to Egyptian idolatry (~6,000–4,000 BCE) (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter VIII).

He competes with Te-in and Sudga for dominance, inciting wars among mortals (Book of Wars Against Jehovih, Chapter IX).

Osiris’ influence shapes Egyptian spiritual traditions, opposing Faithist prophets like Moses (~1,400 BCE), and his defeat marks a step toward Jehovih’s restoration (Book of Cpenta-armij, Chapter IV).

Jehovih spake through His sons and daughters.

Speak, O Jehovih!

Kosmon said: Jehovih heard the voice of Tae, and answered him.

Jehovih said: Let this day be the beginning of the reign of Kosmon; for it is the beginning of the wisdom of the earth, being cojoined in My Name.

Jehovih said: Man I gave a corporeal body that he might learn corporeal things; but death I made that he might rise in spirit and inhabit My etherean worlds.

Hear me, O Jehovih!

When then, O Jehovih, shall I find growth for mine own members, that I may know the es worlds and the inhabitants thereof?

To Thee, only, O Jehovih, will I put forth my plea.

Thou hast quickened me to know things of my own knowledge; and though it be told me: Thus said the Lord or thy God ..., yet will I raise my voice ever above them, and though a spirit say: I am thy Jehovih, believe thou me!

Give me light, O Jehovih!

Jehovih, forbid this!

Jehovih spake, through His sons and daughters, and each of them gave voice to the Spirit of the Creator's Voice in turn.

Tae said: I will reason with Thee, Jehovih, for all I know shall be based on science and truth.

Give me light O Jehovih!

Then answered Jehovih, through His daughter Esfoma.

Find thou the time the sun will rise tomorrow, and thou art scientific; but deviate thou the ten thousandth part of a second, and thou art not scientific; nay thou art a falsifier before Jehovih.

Hast Jehovih made one law to pull one way, and another in another way?

Tae said: Now I do perceive, O Jehovih, I am not wise, and that of myself I am nothing - having nothing.

Hear me, O Jehovih; I will not go back to the ancients to learn wisdom, nor will I shut up mine eyes against trying to understand.

Give me light, O Jehovih!

Jehovih answered Tae through His son, Corpor, saying:

Jehovih is sufficient, for Jehovih so made thee.

If Jehovih made the earth in wisdom, has He not also wisely made heaven?

Thou seeth a tree grow, but puttest Jehovih away, and sayest: Behold it groweth by natural laws!

Art thou ashamed of Jehovih, that thou sayest not He groweth it?

For am not I, Corpor, Jehovih's?

For if thou profitest not in Jehovih's Person, how canst thou attain His spirit?

Teach thyself to be happy: and to perfect thyself in the way Jehovih hath created thee.

Tae said: Now I will be wise in thee, O Jehovih.

Then give me light, O Jehovih!

Then answered Jehovih through His son, Uz, saying:

Out of the darkness man is brought forth a blank, and his entity is a spark of Jehovih.

But as Jehovih gave all He had, and thus made all things, be thou like unto Jehovih, and give to the man in trial, lest thou robbest thyself.

Is it not unwise to say: O Jehovih, why didst Thou thus, or not thus?

All thy questionings will not turn Jehovih or His plans one jot or tittle.

Hear me, O Jehovih, in what I have done.

Forbid Thou this, O Jehovih.

Give me light, O Jehovih!

Give me light, O Jehovih!

Jehovih heard the voice of Tae, and He answered him through His son, Seffas.

For, in the latter case thou wouldst deprive him of the use of his own talents, and thus thwart the plan of Jehovih.

How, then, could the angels of Jehovih teach man of Jehovih, but by idols and graven images?

Having taught man of Jehovih through stone and wood, it was necessary, next, to teach him by means of spirit, that Jehovih was disassociated from the earth, otherwise man would not have desire to rise to the heavens in etherea.

To this end man was taught that Jehovih's sons had ascended and were sitting at His right hand.

As thou speaketh not to the picture of thy wife, neither shalt thou worship the Lord, nor Buddha, nor Christ, but Jehovih alone.

Be not angry with the past but broad in thy perception; for all things, whether stones or wood or men, are from Jehovih for the ultimate resurrection of the souls of men to His etherean worlds, for their own happiness, and to glorify Jehovih forever.

Tae said: How shall I come to Thee, O Jehovih?

Yet I come to Thee, O Jehovih!

Kosmon said: And Jehovih touched Tae on the forehead, and his spirit sense was opened.

Jehovih said: Unto all men I gave two senses, corpor and es.

Tae said: Now will I cultivate this talent Jehovih hath given me, for I perceive it lieth closely to the es'ean worlds.

Jehovih spake through Kosmon: Whoever pursueth righteousness by this talent shall rise to receive not only the past, but the future also.

Then went Tae forth, that he might comprehend unseen things; and the light of Jehovih went with him, and angels also.

And when he had come within a temple of worship where Christians were worshipping, Jehovih drew near, and the power and light of Jehovih's sons and daughters were upon him; and they said, what beholdest thou?

Jehovih led Tae forth again, saying: Since thou hast suis, thou shalt attain also to ethe, in after time.

After that, Tae departed, and went into a saloon, where men were smoking and drinking, and Jehovih touched him and said: What beholdest thou?

Jehovih caused Tae then to go to a place of pollution, and when Tae had beholden all, he said: Alas, that mine eyes have beholden this day!

Jehovih said: Tae, My son, thou shalt follow them and bear testimony to what happeneth.

Tae said: Thou art just, O Jehovih!

Kosmon said: By the light of Jehovih that dwelleth in me I declare unto thee, O Tae!

Tae said: Now do I perceive, O Jehovih, I must avoid the imprint of evil things in order to attain Thy higher light.

Jehovih said: Fear not for them, O man, for in having suis, they will not depart away from Me.

Then Jehovih spake through Es.

Jehovih giveth to one the power to heal by means of the spirit.

Jehovih giveth to another oratory and music by means of spirit power.

Tae said: Now will I apply myself to Thy works, O Jehovih.

Thereupon Tae collected histories from the arc of Bon to the coming of Kosmon; and the sons and daughters of Jehovih quickened him to remember all the knowledge that had come into the world from the revelations of that day.

When Tae had completed his labors he made a tablet of events, and classified them, and he called the tablet Orachnebauhgalah, because it was of the line of the tree of Jehovih, being the last of the fruits of the Hebrew language.

For since Jehovih hath made years, hath He not also made cycles, and will not the cycles comport with the rules of members?

Tae said: Though Thou, O Jehovih, hath made Thy arcs three thousand years, Thou hast wisely varied the heights thereof.

Tae said: O Jehovih, wherein have I done wrongfully?

Jehovih heard the voice of Tae, and answered him through His son Corpor.

And Tae measured the past cycles for twenty-four thousand years, and the sons and daughters of Jehovih were with him, contributing every one a part.

This, then, is the genesis of the Cycles, i.e., First Jehovih and His times, and all the created things from without a beginning.

And Jehovih was the Unseen, which is Spirit, and the Seen, which is His Person and Body.

By Jehovih in mastery over His Person created He countless worlds of which the corporeal earth is one, and He created the living thereon, and the time was one gadol, i.e., twenty-four thousand years.

Hak was second born, and then Semu, and they covered the earth abroad with asu, till hotu came, and Jehovih ceased creating new living things; and the second time of the earth was hotu,

Jehovih sent Seffas, word-maker, with a sword; and in the seventh cycle of Seffas the continent of Pan was peopled over with men raised up to words and deeds of blood.

So Jehovih saw wisdom in the arc of Suth, who held dominion for three thousand years; and He begat Iz, who was in dominion three thousand one hundred years, and He begat Aph, who reigned three thousand six hundred years; who begat Apollo, who reigned two thousand eight hundred years; who begat Osiris, the first, who reigned three thousand three hundred years; who begat Abraham and Brahma, who reigned two thousand four hundred years; who begat Moses and Capilya, who reigned three thousand four hundred years; who begat Kosmon, of which this is the thirty-third years; (1881) and the Great Serpent is in the sixty-fourth Huy of the orbit of c'warkum (C'Vorkum).

It came to pass, that when the earth had entered into the thirty-third year of the arc of Kosmon in the etherean firmament, Jehovih spake out of the midst of heaven, and there were quickened up those whom His holy angels had prepared to hear the Father's voice.

Jehovih said: All who hear My voice shall know Me, and comprehend My Person.

And the second heaven was let down to the earth, and the hosts of etherea ministered to Tae, and quickened him, that he might understand what it was to hear the voice of Jehovih, neither depending on the sacred books of the ancients, nor on the angels of heaven.

For Jehovih had said: In that day shall each and every one be as a covenant with Me, speaking and conversing with Me.

Tae said: To all peoples on earth, and to the spirits of the lower heaven do I declare in the name of Jehovih: Through Him and of His hand have I been lifted up.

This is hearing Jehovih, seeing His hand.

Go ye forth, saying: Now will I find Thee; now will I hear Thee, O Jehovih!

Be a man in the presence of Jehovih.

And when it was completed, Jehovih spake to him through His sons and daughters.

Jehovih said: Separate thou all the people into four groups, and thou shalt determine the kingdoms of atmospherea.

And Tae brought all these together, and this he called the first division, saying: He who is farthest from Jehovih prospereth best in the corporeal world, for his desires show the direction of his soul.

Naked I came into the world; permit me to depart when my time cometh as Jehovih directeth.

Jehovih said: Leave thou him alone, and when his death is at hand, My etherean angels shall carry his soul to the second heaven, for he is My son.

Then Jehovih questioned Tae, saying: How judgeth thou the children of men?

Then spake Jehovih, through His sons and daughters, saying: Thou hast done well, for what is one man more than another when stripped of his flesh body, save in the righteousness of his soul?

Jehovih said: Of such, rank and rank, caste and caste, are My kingdoms in atmospherea.

Jehovih called His sons and daughters, and Tae stood upright before Him.

Jehovih said: What is thy wisdom, O man!

Jehovih said: What thine eyes behold or what thine ears hear, is My Person; the others are of My spirit.

Jehovih said: Before this I had searched the earth over, and selected and provided a place for My kingdom.

Tae perceived that these things were so, and that the time had come when all the people will bow to none save Jehovih, the Great Spirit.

Jehovih said: Hear Me, O Tae, for I speak through all the members of My Family, and I will declare Myself to all My nations and peoples under the sun.

Thousands and thousands of men, women and children have been quickened by Jehovih to signs and miracles, even as in the time of the ancients, and many of them have attained to suis, seeing without corporeal eyes and hearing without corporeal hearing, knowing things far and near, by a sense not belonging to the corporeal organs.

And the knowledge that cometh from the spirits of the dead proveth itself in many ways to transcend the knowledge of mortals, as is classed and distinguished from mortal knowledge by the word es, because it cometh from the unseen, which is one of the kingdoms of Jehovih.

And since all wisdom cometh from Jehovih, whether uttered by a mortal or a spirit, so is it said He speaketh through them.

Now when Tae had put away self, striving to come, by his behavior, to Jehovih, a new light dawned upon him, for as it was given to him to see the spirit of the recently dead, so by purification, did he attain to intercourse with associative bodies in the unseen worlds.

And these associative bodies being exalted angels in wisdom and purity, speak of the first elements and not of the instruments used, because it is their mode of language; that is to say, for example, Jehovih spake through es saying: Whereas mortals, and spirits of the first heaven would the same thing, thus: According to the accumulated testimony from the most advanced spirit world.

Jehovih commanded man to be brought forth on the earth, and dwell thereon for a season; then to die and rise in spirit and dwell for a season in atmospherea, traveling with the earth, daily and yearly, even in its journey throughout the etherean heavens.

Perceive, then, O man, to attune thyself to Jehovih is to become a prophet.

But remember, O man, that in all the glories there is still One who is higher than all, even the Person of All, who is Jehovih.

In the testimony of Jehovih, speaking through Es, and by the spirit of man quickened.

And as they turn about, nurses come with children born from her body and her spirit, by abortion cast into heaven, even in Jehovih's face accursed: A curtain of black death that will not away, choketh her.

Was I not Jehovih's gift?

Turn from these corporeal tombs and behold Great Jehovih's light.

For himself and his family he lived; to himself and his family that Jehovih gaveth him.

As a weed that is worthless to itself and the world, so is his spirit, and as the weed knoweth the field that brought it forth, neither doth he know Jehovih's heaven.

He liveth for nothing higher, and Jehovih gave him that which he desired.

This is all the heaven he sought on earth, and Jehovih gave it to him.

This was what he strove to build on earth, and Jehovih gave him the same.

He saith: I would argue with Jehovih that I have not my share of heaven!

Again and again he repeateth his complaint; but none take him by the hand, and he remaineth helplessly in his own home, which he asked Jehovih to help him build for his heirs.

The light of Jehovih touched on the earth, and the heavens above were stirred to the foundation.

Acceptable, and with loud rejoicings, they shouted, Jehovih!

Jehovih!

And Jehovih went far and near swiftly, quickening with a new power, both the living and the dead.

High above the clouds, and deep down in all the blackness, the All Light of Great Jehovih shone as the everlasting sun.

Jehovih said: Bring forth the legions of earth and heaven!

And the dead came forth as if out of their graves, but clothed in the raiment of heaven; and they walked upon the earth; yea, face to face talked with the living, proclaiming the fullness of Jehovih and His everlasting kingdoms.

Little infants that were long dead, returned to the living, full grown in heaven, singing in Jehovih's praise.

And yet the voice of Jehovih called: Bring forth the legions of earth and heaven!

And almost was the light of Jehovih obscured.

Still the faith of angels and mortals rose up in one increasing voice: Jehovih is mighty!

Jehovih said: Bring forth the legions of earth and heaven!

And still the upraised of earth and heaven, with one voice, cried out: All hail, O Jehovih!

And Jehovih answered to His faithful sons and daughters, the living and the dead: Bring forth the legions of earth and heaven!

And those that preached were the spirits of the dead, who were ripe in experience in Jehovih's unseen worlds.

But Jehovih rose supreme in every land; and all people under the sun sang anthems of glory to His name:

The voice of Jehovih came upon Es, saying:

Again Jehovih spake through Es saying:

Answer thou him, O Tae saying: He that serveth himself, goeth to the lowest of bound heavens; he who serveth Jehovih with all his wisdom and strength, goeth to the third realm, but he who serveth betwixt these two goeth to the second lowest of the bound realms.

Shall a man deceive Jehovih, saying: I did the best I knew, when he knoweth he did not?

Be thou wise in discerning Jehovih in all things, and seeing and judging as He would judge, for there are deceivers in heaven; and to him who would shelter his own deceit, these spirits come by thousands.

Jehovih is Omnipotent over all.

These are the words of Ouranothen: By Thy Light and Dominion, O Jehovih, peace and goodwill be unto all men, with faith in Thee, and forbearance toward one another for thy glory.

And accord to you much praise and thanks wherein ye worship in truth, fulfilling His commandments, acknowledging there is but one God, even Jehovih.

Pleading with you to be charitable to one another, and more comprehensive in your judgment, putting away egotism in professing amongst yourselves that such of you alone were the favored of Jehovih.

Second: this I also declare unto you, that wherein ye have put the Father afar off, saying such as: There is a divine law; there is a natural law--ye comprehend not the Living Presence of Jehovih, but profane Him and His works.

Third, that Jehovih hath not finished His creations and retired from His works; that wherein ye have said: He tired, or He rested from His works--ye have suffered yourselves to fall, through the errors of language, into profanation of the Almighty.

Fourth, that Jehovih is the soul of all, and that ye are as independent atoms of His Person.

These are the words of Ouranothen: In the name of Jehovih, peace and love unto the angels and mortals of earth.

Whether by his own behavior or indulgence, or by the places of his resort, so is he the book of his own dominion in the hands of Jehovih, or else against Him.

For which reason no man shall say: God cut him off--meaning Jehovih turned away from the evil man.

But I say unto you, all these things were revealed long since, and ye are the testimonies of those that deny the wisdom and glory of Jehovih, your God.

This is the foundation on which I proclaim Jehovih's kingdom on earth.

And as much as ye establish this doctrine in the understanding of the young, so will ye have laid the corner stone for the edifice of Jehovih, your Creator.

And henceforth teach them of the Living I AM, the Jehovih, who is over all and within all His Works, doing by virtue of His Presence, call Him Lord or God as ye may.

These are the words of Ouranothen: By the power and wisdom of Jehovih in me, I salute you in peace, love and reconciliation with the Father.

To make you magnanimous and of comprehensive judgment in discerning the dominion of Jehovih.

Jehovih is the same today, yesterday and forever.

Now, behold, Jehovih's season is manifest amongst all nations and peoples.

Wherefore in this day I say unto you the time is greater than of old, for the cycle embraceth the whole earth; becoming as one people around about it, so is the light of Jehovih being manifest amongst all nations and peoples.

Think not then, with the circumscribing of the earth, that Jehovih is not sufficient unto a universal doctrine, adapted to all the inhabitants of the earth.

And such mortals as have faith in Jehovih, practicing righteousness, are led forth into a new place and holier condition.

Such are works of Jehovih, nor can man nor angels stay His Hand.

And Jehovih caused disbelievers and signs and miracles to overrun these peoples, and He raised up new prophets unto them, rebuking them for their unrighteous behavior.

Here is wisdom O man, to heed the signs of Jehovih's seasons and the march of His dominion on the earth.

This the guide thy Creator gave unto thee, that thou mightst learn to prophesy of the administration of thy God, Jehovih, being the only master of life and death (because whosoever He hath quickened into life is His, and death is His decree in His own time and way).

Life and death are Mine, saith Jehovih.

Not suffering thyself to be blinded by their pretensions and professions of peace, but by their practice, observing if they have more faith in weapons of war and standing armies than in Jehovih.

Because the ancients were bound down by the doctrines and revelations of their predecessors, Jehovih suffered evil disposed men to fall upon their libraries and destroy them.

But Jehovih comprehended what was good for man, desiring him not to be bound down to the ancients; but rather that man should be quickened to the Ever Present Light of God.

So, only by the destruction of the ancient records could man be persuaded to turn to that which is Ever-Present, even Jehovih.

This do I also declare unto you; the sum of revelation in each and every cycle hath been to bring man nearer and nearer to the comprehension of the Ever-Present; to make man know that Jehovih now is, even as He was with the ancients.

These are Elohim, creative spirits of the universe.20. And these are they who said, Let us make man; and in their image man was made.21. In early ages of the world the dwellers in the farther East said, Tao is the name of Universal Breath; and in the ancient books we read,22. No manifesting form has Tao Great, and yet he made and keeps the heavens and earth.23. No passion has our Tao Great, and yet he causes sun and moon and all the stars to rise and set.24. No name has Tao Great, and yet he makes all things to grow; he brings in season both the seed time and the harvest time.25. And Tao Great was One; the One became the Two; the Two became the Three, the Three evolved the Seven, which filled the universe with manifests.26. And Tao Great gives unto all, the evil and the good, the rain, the dew, the sunshine and the flowers; from his rich stores he feeds them all.27. And in the same old book we read of man: He has a spirit knit to Tao Great; a soul which lives within the seven Breaths of Tao Great; a body of desires that springs up from the soil of flesh.28. Now spirit loves the pure, the good, the true; the body of desires extols the selfish self; the soul becomes the battle ground between the two.29. And blessed is the man whose spirit is triumphant and whose lower self is purified; whose soul is cleansed, becoming fit to be the council chamber of the manifests of Tao Great.30. Thus closed the lesson of Salome.

shall that which has been made say of its maker, He is naught, I made myself?14. Or shall the pot speak out and say to him, who made the pot, You have no skill; you do not know?15. But this will not for ever be; the time will come when Lebanon will be a fruitful field, and fruitful fields will be transformed to groves.16. And on that day the deaf will hear the words of God; the blind will read the Book of God's Remembrance.17. And suffering ones will be relieved, and they will have abundant joy; and every one that needs will be supplied; and it will come to pass that all the foolish will be wise.18. The people will return and sanctify the Holy One, and in their heart of hearts, lo, they will reverence him.19. When Jesus had thus read he put aside the book and said, You masters of the law, will you make plain for us the prophet's words?20. Now, Hillel sat among the masters of the law, and he stood forth and said, Perhaps our young rabboni who has read the word will be interpreter.21. And Jesus said, The Ariel of the prophet is our own Jerusalem.22. By selfishness and cruelty this people has become a stench unto the Elohim.23. The prophet saw these days from far, and of these times he wrote.24. Our doctors, lawyers, priests and scribes oppress the poor, while they themselves in luxury live.25. The sacrifices and the offerings of Israel are but abomination unto God.

Force changes not, but power changes as the ethers change.16. Force is the will of God and is omnipotent, and power is that will in manifest, directed by the Breath.17. There is power in the winds, a power in the waves, a power in the lightning's stroke, a power in the human arm, a power in the eye.18. The ethers cause there powers to be, and thought of Elohim, of angel, man, or other thinking thing, directs the force; when it has done its work the power is no more.19. Again Lamaas asked, Of understanding what have you to say?20. And Jesus said, It is the rock on which man builds himself; it is the gnosis of the aught and of the naught, of falsehood and of truth.21. It is the knowledge of the lower self; the sensing of the powers of man himself.22. Again Lamaas asked, Of wisdom what have you to say?23. And Jesus said, It is the consciousness that man is aught; that God and man are one;24. That naught is naught; that power is but illusion; that heaven and earth and hell are not above, around, below, but in; which in the light of aught becomes the naught, and God is all.25. Lamaas asked, Pray, what is faith?26. And Jesus said, Faith is the surety of the omnipotence of God and man; the certainty that man will reach the deific life.27. Salvation is a ladder reaching from the heart of man to heart of God.28. It has three steps; Belief is first, and this is what man thinks, perhaps, is truth.29. And faith is next, and this is what man knows is truth.30. Fruition is the last, and this is man himself, the truth.31. Belief is lost in faith; and in fruition is lost; and man is saved when he has reached deific life; when he and God are one.

(The Hebrews call these seven Spirits, Elohim.)21. And these are they who, in their boundless power, created everything that is, or was.22. These Spirits of the Triune God moved on the face of boundless space and seven ethers were, and every ether had its form of life.23. These forms of life were but the thoughts of God, clothed in the substance of their ether planes.24. (Men call these ether planes the planes of protoplast, of earth, of plant, of beast, of man, of angel and of cherubim.)25. These planes with all their teeming thoughts of God, are never seen by eyes of man in flesh; they are composed of substance far too fine for fleshy eyes to see, and still they constitute the soul of things;26. And with the eyes of soul all creatures see these ether planes, and all forms of life.27. Because all forms of life on every plane are thoughts of God, all creatures think, and every creature is possessed of will, and, in its measure, has the power to choose,28. And in their native planes all creatures are supplied with nourishment from the ethers of their planes.29. And so it was with every living thing until the will became a sluggish will, and then the ethers of the protoplast, the earth, the plant, the beast, the man, began to vibrate very slow.30. The ethers all became more dense, and all the creatures of these planes were clothed with coarser garbs, the garbs of flesh, which men can see; and thus this coarser manifest, which men call physical, appeared.31. And this is what is called the fall of man; but man fell not alone for protoplast, and earth, and plant and beast were all included in the fall.32. The angels and the cherubim fell not; their wills were ever strong, and so they held the ethers of their planes in harmony with God.33. Now, when the ethers reached the rate of atmosphere, and all the creatures of these planes must get their food from atmosphere, the conflict came; and that which the finite man ahs called, survival of the best, became the law,34. The stronger ate the bodies of the weaker manifests; and here is where the carnal law of evolution had its rise.35. And now man, in his utter shamelessness, strikes down and eats the beasts, the beast consumes the plant, the plant thrives on the earth, the earth absorbs the protoplast.36. In yonder kingdom of the soul this carnal evolution is not known, and the great work of master minds is to restore the heritage of man, to bring him back to his estate that he has lost, when he again will live upon the ethers of his native plane.37. The thoughts of God change not; the manifests of life on every plane unfold into perfection of their kind; and as the thoughts of God can never die, there is no death to any being of the seven ethers of the seven Spirits of the Triune God.38. And so an earth is never plant; a beast, or bird, or creeping thing is never man, and man is not, and cannot be, a beast, or bird, or creeping thing.39. The time will come when all these seven manifests will be absorbed, and man, and beast, and plant, and earth and protoplast will be redeemed.40. Barata was amazed; the wisdom of the Jewish sage was a revelation unto him.41. Now, Vidyapati, wisest of the Indian sages, chief of temple Kapavistu, heard Barata speak to Jesus of the origin of man, and heard the answer of the Hebrew prophet, and he said,42. You priests of Kapavistu, hear me speak: We stand to-day upon a crest of time.

Paul Wallace: "These beings, called the Elohim, are a plethora of powerful entities competing with each other.

Unfortunately, Elohim has been translated as 'God,' turning their conflicts into holy wars.

Genesis 1:26–28 uses “Elohim,” a plural term meaning “powerful ones,” not a singular God.

Humans resemble their creators, described as humanoid but not fully human, due to genetic engineering by the Elohim.

These accounts suggest the Elohim appeared human-like, reinforcing the idea that humans were remade in their likeness.

Biglino’s book The Gods of the Bible argues that the Hebrew term Elohim refers to plural, concrete entities, not a singular spiritual God.

Elohim, a plural term, denotes “powerful ones,” not a singular deity.

Biblical texts, like Genesis and Deuteronomy, show Abraham’s family serving various Elohim, indicating multiple entities.

Yahweh, one of the Elohim, is depicted ordering genocides in Joshua and First Samuel, actions incompatible with divine morality.

Viewing Yahweh as a violent leader among many Elohim, rather than God, resolves these moral contradictions.

Translators historically obscured the plural nature of Elohim and terms like El Shaddai, often rendered as “Almighty” but meaning “Lord of the steppe” or “destroyer.” This theological lens distorts the text’s original concrete descriptions.

Deuteronomy 32 and Psalm 82 reveal Yahweh as a junior Elohim assigned to Jacob’s family by Elyon, the commander.

The seal’s design links Elohim to other regional entities like the Anunnaki, confirming pre-monotheistic Jewish beliefs.