Over time, Pelusium, once a bustling port city at the Pelusiac branch of the Nile Delta, declined due to silt deposition by the Nile.
The focus on time, rather than timing, is highlighted as a key issue.
When individuals let their physical mind dominate, they become preoccupied with the passage of time and the notion of waiting.
This practice became standard by the time the Hebrew scriptures were translated into Greek, around 200 BCE.
Over time, linguistic shifts, such as the replacement of "W" with "V" in some languages and the substitution of "Y" with "J" in Germanic languages, transformed this word into "Jehovah."
Zep Tepi, or "First Time," refers to a golden age in Egyptian mythology, symbolizing the origins of civilization.
It is a curious coincidence that at the time Dr.
Perhaps at this time what there was of Europe and America was populated with monsters.
I have discovered Atlantis, I have verified the existence of this great continent and the fact that from it sprang all the civilizations of historic times without a doubt.
For these reasons I have avoided up to this time all notoriety, through the press and every association with any scientific expeditions.
I worked a long time in vain.
Being confined these caused the land to sink and rise several times and in various places.
I have never found a time when they lacked in ability to organize their labor nor lacking in ability to dig canals, build highways, pyramids and temples, to irrigate fields nor a time when they did not know medicine, astronomy and the principles of highly organized government.
The stories of the Deluge, versions of which are found in the traditions of almost every ancient and modern race, are simply the memory of the stupendous catastrophe which wiped out Atlantis, the tale of which was carried by those who escaped to all the lost land's colonies--and these represented all the civilization of the world at that time.
At that age he vowed to search those sites when "he was rich." By the time he was ten he had produced a prize-winning essay on the Trojan War.
Brilliant beyond any other archaeologist of his time, and filled with curious intuitions that ran counter to current beliefs and which were uncanny in their accuracy, he met with instant success.
This would seem to prove that the second city of Schilemann was actually the metropolis of an Atlantean colony, and that the mother country was still existing at the time the Treasure was placed in the second city!
What these were will be told in due time by his grandson.
PART V - CHAPTER XI.THE farther we go back in time toward the era of Atlantis, the more the evidences multiply that we are approaching the presence of a great, wise, civilized race.
Circumcision stamped out the disease in Atlantis; we read of one Atlantean king, the Greek god Ouranos, who, in a time of plague, compelled his whole army and the armies of his allies to undergo the rite.
As science has been able to reconstruct the history of the migrations of the Aryan race, by the words that exist or fail to appear in the kindred branches of that tongue, so the time will come when a careful comparison of words, customs, opinions, arts existing on the opposite sides of the Atlantic will furnish an approximate sketch of Atlantean history.
And as the horns and ox-head of Baal show the esteem in which cattle were held among them, we may suppose that they had passed the stage in which the plough was drawn by men, as in Peru and Egypt in ancient times, and in Sweden during the Historical Period, and that it was drawn by oxen or horses.
If we could imagine Highland Scotch, Welsh, Cornish, and Irish populations emigrating en masse from England in later times, and carrying to their new lands the civilization of England, with peculiar languages not English, we would have a state of things probably more like the migrations which took place from Atlantis.
England, with a civilization Atlantean in origin, peopled by races from the same source, is repeating in these modern times the empire of Zeus and Chronos; and, just as we have seen Troy, Egypt, and Greece warring against the parent race, so in later days we have seen Brittany and the United States separating themselves from England, the race characteristics remaining after the governmental connection had ceased.
"We have found in the most ancient records of the Aryan language proof that the indications of religious thought are higher, simpler, and purer as we go back in time, until at last, in the very oldest compositions of human speech which have come down to us, we find the Divine Being spoken of in the sublime language which forms the opening of the Lord's Prayer.
Portions of the island lie but a few hundred fathoms beneath the sea; and if expeditions have been sent out from time to time in the past, to resurrect from the depths of the ocean sunken treasure-ships with a few thousand doubloons bidden in their cabins, why should not an attempt be made to reach the buried wonders of Atlantis?
Aryan faces are found depicted upon the monuments of Egypt, painted four thousand years before the time of Christ.
The name of the elephant, "the beast with a hand," occurs only twice in the "Rig-Veda;" a singular omission if the Aryans were from time immemorial an Asiatic race; and "when it does occur, it is in such a way as to show that he was still an object of wonder and terror to them." (Whitney's "Oriental and Linguistic Studies," p.
A tiger, identical with that of Bengal, still exists around Lake Aral, in Asia; from time to time it is seen in Siberia.
Even iron, the triumph, as we had supposed, of more modern times, they had already discovered.
We find in the "Eleusinian mysteries" an Atlantean institution; their influence during the whole period of Greek history down to the coming of Christianity was extraordinary; and even then this masonry of Pre-Christian days, in which kings and emperors begged to be initiated, was, it is claimed, continued to our own times in our own Freemasons, who trace their descent back to "a Dionysiac fraternity which originated in Attika." And just as we have seen the Saturnalian festivities of Italy descending from Atlantean harvest-feasts, so these Eleusinian mysteries can be traced back to Plato's island.
Poseidon was at the base of them; the first hierophant, Eumolpus, was "a son of Poseidon," and all the ceremonies were associated with seed-time and harvest, and with Demeter or Ceres, an Atlantean goddess, daughter of Chronos, who first taught the Greeks to use the plough and to plant barley.
In consequence of the connection of this king with the vine, he was converted in later times into the dissolute god Bacchus.
For a time he had sovereign control of affairs in Meru; he conquered the seven dwipas, and led his armies through all the known countries of the world; by means of matchless wisdom and miraculous heroism he made his empire universal." (Ibid., p.
Nahusha, mentioned by Maull, and in many legends, as famous for hostility to the Brahmans, lived at the time when Indra ruled on earth.
It does not follow that the island of Atlantis, at any time while inhabited by civilized people, actually reached these coasts; there is a strong probability that races of men may have found their way there from the three continents of Europe, America, and Africa; or the great continent which once filled the whole bed of the present Atlantic Ocean, and from whose débris geology tells us the Old and New Worlds were constructed, may have been the scene of the development, during immense periods of time, of diverse races of men, occupying different zones of climate.
The Greek legends tell us of the rebellions inaugurated at different times in Olympus.
If this view is correct, then we may suppose that colonies of the pale-faced stock may have been sent out from Atlantis to the northern coasts of Europe at different and perhaps widely separated periods of time, from some of which the Aryan families of Europe proceeded; hence the legend, which is found among them, that they were once forced to dwell in a country where the summers were only two months long.
From the earliest times two grand divisions are recognized in the Aryan family: "to the east those who specially called themselves Arians, whose descendants inhabited Persia, India, etc.; to the west, the Yavana, or the Young Ones, who first emigrated westward, and from whom have descended the various nations that have populated Europe.
In that interesting work, Goodrich's "Life of Columbus," we find a curious history of the magnetic compass prior to that time, from which we collate the following points:
Navigation.--Navigation was not by any means in a rude state in the earliest times:
It is probable that in the earliest times the vessels were sheeted with metal.
A Roman ship of the time of Trajan has been recovered from Lake Ricciole after 1300 years.
It was certainly known in Europe long before the time of the German monk, Berthold Schwarz, who is commonly credited with the invention of it.
And that this is not all surmise is shown by the fact that a city of India, in the time of Alexander the Great, defended itself by the use of gunpowder: it was said to be a favorite of the gods, because thunder and lightning came from its walls to resist the attacks of its assailants.
Having traced the knowledge of gunpowder back to the most remote times, and to the different races which were descended from Atlantis, we are not surprised to find in the legends of Greek mythology events described which are only explicable by supposing that the Atlanteans possessed the secret of this powerful explosive.
The art of making silk was known in China more than two thousand six hundred years before the Christian era, at the time when we find them first possessed of civilization.
It was woven in the island of Cos in the time of Aristotle.
It is not a violent presumption to suppose that an art known to the Hindoos 3870 B.C., and to the Chinese and Phœnicians at the very beginning of their history--an art so curious, so extraordinary--may have dated back to Atlantean times.
And when we turn to Egypt we find that in the remotest times many of our modern garden and field plants were there cultivated.
142.) Josephus attributes the invention of the constellations to the family of the antediluvian Seth, the son of Adam, while Origen affirms that it was asserted in the Book of Enoch that in the time of that patriarch the constellations were already divided and named.
That period transcends the recollection of every one of the Semitic races, in the same way as neither Hindoos, Greeks, nor Romans have any recollection of the time when they spoke a common language, and worshipped their Father in heaven by a name that was as yet neither Sanscrit, nor Greek, nor Latin.
If it be true that the first branch originating from Atlantis was the Turanian, which includes the Chinese and Japanese, then we have derived from Atlantis all the building and metalworking races of men who have proved themselves capable of civilization; and we may, therefore, divide mankind into two great classes: those capable of civilization, derived from Atlantis, and those essentially and at all times barbarian, who hold no blood relationship with the people of Atlantis.
He and his successor are said to have introduced into China 'picture-writing,' like that in use in Central America at the time of the Spanish conquest.
He taught the motions of the heavenly bodies, and divided time into years and months; be also introduced many other useful arts and sciences.
Bel sometimes wore a tiara with his bull's horns; the tiara was the crown subsequently worn by the Persian kings, and it became, in time, the symbol of Papal authority.
Heeren shows that a great overland commerce extended in ancient times between the Black Sea and "Great Mongolia;" he mentions a "Temple of the Sun," and a great caravansary in the desert of Gobi.
"The Chinese believe the earth to have been wholly covered with water, which, in works of undisputed authenticity, they describe as flowing abundantly, then subsiding and separating the higher from the lower ages of mankind; that this division of time, from which their poetical history begins, just preceded the appearance of Fo-hi on the mountains of Chin.
I might continue this list, but I have given enough to show that all the Atlantean races once spoke the same language, and that the dispersion on the plains of Shinar signifies that breaking up of the tongues of one people under the operation of vast spaces of time.
Philology is yet in its infancy, and the time is not far distant when the identity of the languages of all the Noachic races will be as clearly established and as universally acknowledged as is now the identity, of the languages of the Aryan family of nations.
The religion of the Peruvians was sun-worship; "the sun was the peculiar god of the Mongols from the earliest times." The Peruvians regarded Pachacamac as the sovereign creator.
"It appears most evident to me," says Humboldt, "that the monuments, methods of computing time, systems of cosmogony, and many myths of America, offer striking analogies with the ideas of Eastern Asia--analogies which indicate an ancient communication, and are not simply the result of that uniform condition in which all nations are found in the dawn of civilization." ("Exam.
57), at a place called Gæthulighe or Getulia, and lived there during eight generations, say two hundred and fifty years; "then they entered Spain, where they built Brigantia, or Briganza, named after their king Breogan: they dwelt in Spain a considerable time.
The Book of Invasions, the "Cin of Drom-Snechta," claims that these Scythians were the Phœnicians; and we are told that a branch of this family were driven out of Egypt in the time of Moses: "He wandered through Africa for forty-two years, and passed by the lake of Salivæ to the altars of the Philistines, and between Rusicada and the mountains Azure, and he came by the river Monlon, and by the sea to the Pillars of Hercules, and through the Tuscan sea, and he made for Spain, and dwelt there many years, and he increased and multiplied, and his people were multiplied."
This is entirely inexplicable upon any theory of an Eastern origin of the Indo-European races, but very easily understood if we recognize the Aryan and Celtic migrations as going out about the same time from the Atlantean fountain-head.
This demonstrates (1) that these legends did not come from Christian sources, as the Bible record was understood in the old time to imply a destruction of all who lived before the Flood except Noah and his family; (2) it confirms our view that the Deluge was a local catastrophe, and did not drown the whole human family; (3) that the coming of the Formorians having been before the Deluge, that great cataclysm was of comparatively recent date, to wit, since the settlement of Ireland; and (4) that as the Deluge was a local catastrophe, it must have occurred somewhere not far from Ireland to have come to their knowledge.
The metempsychosis or transmigration of souls was one of the articles of their belief long before the time of Pythagoras; it had probably been drawn from the storehouse of Atlantis, whence it passed to the Druids, the Greeks, and the Hindoos.
Sun-worship continued in Ireland down to the time of St.
"There is an abundance of legends and traditions concerning the passage of the Irish into America, and their habitual communication with that continent many centuries before the time of Columbus.
in the Bibliothèque Impériale at Paris of this legend, the dates of which vary from the eleventh to the fourteenth century, but all of them anterior to the time of Columbus.
We have every reason to believe the Berbers existed in the remotest times, with all their essential moral and physical peculiarities.
They existed in the time of Menes in the same condition in which they were discovered by Phœnician navigators previously to the foundation of Carthage.
Montesino tells us that at some time near the date of the Deluge, in other words, in the highest antiquity, America was invaded by a people with four leaders, named Ayar-manco-topa, Ayar-chaki, Ayar-aucca, and Ayar-uyssu.
Do the laws which control the changes of language, by which a labial succeeds a labial, indicate that the Mero or Merou of Theopompus, the name of Atlantis, was carried by the colonists of Atlantis to South America (as the name of old York was transplanted in a later age to New York), and became in time Pérou or Peru?
The Quichua nation extended at one time over a region of country more than two thousand miles long.
The native traditions said this city was built "by bearded white men, who came there long before the time of the Incas, and established a settlement."
These roads were ancient in the time of the Incas.
They were the work of the white, auburn-haired, bearded men from Atlantis, thousands of years before the time of the Incas.
Their works in cotton and wool exceeded in fineness anything known in Europe at that time.
If the story of Plato is true, there now lies beneath the waters of the Atlantic, covered, doubtless, by hundreds of feet of volcanic débris, an amount of gold and silver exceeding many times that brought to Europe from Peru, Mexico, and Central America since the time of Columbus; a treasure which, if brought to light, would revolutionize the financial values of the world.
Max Müller's opinion that there must have been a time when the germs of Aryan tongues had not yet reached the inflexional stage, and shows that while the form of Quichua is agglutinative, as in Turanian, the roots of words are Aryan.
At this time the Iberians had become sufficiently powerful to attempt the conquest of the known world." ("Preadamites," p.
Strabo says, speaking of the Turduli and Turdetani, "they are the most cultivated of all the Iberians; they employ the art of writing, and have written books containing memorials of ancient times, and also poems and laws set in verse, for which they claim an antiquity of six thousand years." (Strabo, lib.
IF we will suppose a civilized, maritime people to have planted colonies, in the remote past, along the headlands and shores of the Gulf of Mexico, spreading thence, in time, to the tablelands of Mexico and to the plains and mountains of New Mexico and Colorado, what would be more natural than that these adventurous navigators, passing around the shores of the Gulf, should, sooner or later, discover the mouth of the Mississippi River; and what more certain than that they would enter it, explore it, and plant colonies along its shores, wherever they found a fertile soil and a salubrious climate.
The results we have presupposed are precisely those which we find to have existed at one time in the Mississippi Valley.
(See Lubbock's "Prehistoric Times," p.
these are genuine relies of the Mound Builders, it must, at the same time, be admitted that they possessed the difficult art of plating one metal upon another.
The Mound Builders retreated southward toward Mexico, and probably arrived there some time between A.D.
"Till lately it was believed that the use of the papyrus for writing was introduced about the time of Alexander the Great; then Lepsius found the hieroglyphic sign of the papyrus-roll on monuments of the twelfth dynasty; afterward be found the same sign on monuments of the fourth dynasty, which is getting back pretty close to Menes, the protomonarch; and, indeed, little doubt is entertained that the art of writing on papyrus was understood as early as the days of Menes himself.
They had clocks and dials for measuring time.
the operation for the removal of cataract from the eye was performed among them; one of the most delicate and difficult feats of surgery, only attempted by us in the most recent times.
"Great and splendid as are the things which we know about oldest Egypt, she is made a thousand times more sublime by our uncertainty as to the limits of her accomplishments.
All the authorities agree that, however far back we go, we find in Egypt no rude or uncivilized time out of which civilization is developed.
"I have recognized in your memoir on the division of time among the Mexican nations, compared with those of Asia, some very striking analogies between the Toltec characters and institutions observed on the banks of the Nile.
The Mexican century began on the 26th of February, and the 26th of February was celebrated from the time of Nabonassor, 747 B.C., because the Egyptian priests, conformably to their astronomical observations, had fixed the beginning of the month Toth, and the commencement of their year, at noon on that day.
It will be conceded that a considerable degree of astronomical knowledge must have been necessary to reach the conclusion that the true year consisted of three hundred and sixty-five days and six hours (modern science has demonstrated that it consists of three hundred and sixty-five days and five hours, less ten seconds); and a high degree of civilization was requisite to insist that the year must be brought around, by the intercalation of a certain number of days in a certain period of time, to its true relation to the seasons.
Such a lapse of time, vast as it may appear, is but as a day compared with some of our recognized geological epochs.
Commerce implies the plantation of colonies; the trading-post is always the nucleus of a settlement; we have seen this illustrated in modern times in the case of the English East India Company and the Hudson Bay Company.
That the population of Central America (and in this term I include Mexico) was at one time very dense, and had attained to a high degree of civilization, higher even than that of Europe in the time of Columbus, there can be no question; and it is also probable, as I have shown, that they originally belonged to the white race.
They appear to have been treated with much consideration by their husbands; and passed their time in indolent tranquillity, or in such feminine occupations as spinning, embroidery, and the like; while their maidens beguiled the hours by the rehearsal of traditionary tales and ballads.
A short time back I discovered among the Assyrian tablets in the British Museum, an account of the flood; which, under the advice of our President, I now bring before the Society.
Of the inscription describing the Flood, there are fragments of three copies containing the same texts; these copies belong to the time of Assurbanipal, or about 660 years before the Christian era, and they were found in the library of that monarch in the palace at Nineveh.
In later times this was usually indicated by the verbal form, but not expressed.
On comparing the Deluge text with dated texts from the time of Sargon I, it appears to be older than these, and its original composition cannot be placed later than the seventeenth century before the Christian era; while it may be much older.
The text itself professes to belong to the time of a monarch whose name, written in monograms, I am unable to read phonetically; I therefore provisionally call him by the ordinary values of the signs of his name, Izdubar.
Izdubar, from the description of his reign, evidently belonged to the Mythical period; the legends given in these tablets, the offer of marriage made to him by the goddess Ishtar, the monsters living at the time, Izdubar's vision of the gods, his journey to the translated Sisit, with a curious account of a mythical conquest of Erech when the gods and spirits inhabiting that city changed themselves into animals to escape the fury of the conqueror: all these things and many others show the unhistorical nature of the epoch.
In course of time Izdubar, the conqueror of kings and monsters, the ruler of peoples, fell into some illness and came to fear death, man's last great enemy.
Izdubar, according to the notions of the time, resolved to seek Sisit, to ascertain how he became immortal, that he might attain to a similar honor.
At the time when Izdubar and Urhamsi are approaching him, Sisit is sleeping.The tablet here is too mutilated to inform us how they came to see each other, but it appears probable from the context that Sisit was seen in company with his wife, a long distance off, separated from Izdubar by a stream.
I rode in it, for the sixth time I .
Seven days after he sent forth the dove a second time, she returned to him with an olive leaf in her mouth.
In his time happened a great Deluge, the history of which is thus described: The Deity, Cronos, appeared to him in a vision, and warned him that upon the fifteenth day of the month Daesius, there would be a flood, by which mankind would be destroyed.
"After the Flood had been upon the earth, and was in time abated, Xisuthrus sent out birds from the vessel, which not finding any food, nor any place whereupon they might rest their feet, returned to him again.
After an interval of some days he sent them forth a second time, and they now returned with their feet tinged with mud.
He made a trial a third time with these birds, but they returned to him no more: from whence he judged that the surface of the earth had appeared above the waters.
On the first trial the birds are said to have returned, and on the second trial likewise, this time with mud on their feet.
The third time a raven was sent out, which feeding on the corpses floating on the water, wandered away and did not return.
The question has often been asked, "What is the origin of the accounts of the antediluvians, with their long lives so many times greater than the longest span of human life?
Several historical place names may have migrated over time due to:
Small, consistent actions create ripple effects over time.
A participant sought clarification on why humans experience time linearly while all time exists simultaneously.
Response: Bashar explained that linear time allows for the experience of change, growth, and discovery, which are impossible in a timeless state.
Linear experiences are compared to storytelling, where progression from "once upon a time" to "happily ever after" provides meaning and learning.
The oversoul, described as having simultaneous awareness of all its expressions, does not require space or time.
Collapsing time also collapses space, as both are illusory constructs within physical reality.
These accounts are preserved in traditional songs and ceremonies, which describe a time when horses were part of daily life but later disappeared due to disease or other factors.
Over time, Indigenous peoples learned how to care for and breed these animals, integrating them into their culture.
However, the inscriptions also reference "Zep Tepi," translated as "the First Time," which may suggest an earlier, pre-dynastic civilization.
The indigenous people of ancient Egypt referred to this era as a formative time in their history.
Over time, these evolved into higher ideals of love, justice, mercy, forgiveness, and compassion.
Transition to Love: Over time, humanity moved from fear to a religion of love, forming personal connections with the Divine Spirit.
As we know, in due time the prophecy was fulfilled, and in the year 9564 B.C.
Voyages: Performed three times to carry about 2,900 people per voyage
Period: Around the time of the emigration (79,797 B.C.)
Date: During the time of Aryanisation
The Earth needed to have an injection of that same energy that came all that long, long time ago.
At times, Sirius consciousness may choose to densify its frequency to become visible to third-density humans.
A lot of these memories come from even more ancient times, those of Atlantis and Lemuria.
There are much more ancient times, those of Atlantis and Lemuria.
Sun's Journey: The sun follows a specific path, and its cycle (or "coil") is divided into time units: tuos, aka, and bi’jus.
These terms likely represent ancient measures of time.
AS THE UPPER BOOK IS OF HEAVENLY THINGS, SO IS THIS LOWER BOOK OF THE EARTHLY ADMINISTRATION OF GOD FOR THE SAME PERIOD OF TIME, AND IT IS CALLED THE BOOK OF GOD担 WORD, BECAUSE IT IS OF THE FIRST DESCENT OF GOD TO THE EARTH TO ESTABLISH HIS WORD WITH MAN.
Remember the lapse of time; open your*** understanding to the substance of the affairs of the ancients.
The best historical accounts place Zoroaster about six thousand years before Moses' time.
Too'che was su'is born herself, and was by Sa'moan, an angel, obsessed before she conceived, and during the time of maternity not suffered to wake from her unconscious trance.
When So-qi, the king, issued the decree to have Zarathustra found and brought before him, otherwise all the male infants of Oas to be slain, the Lords sent travail on the king's wife and on the king's daughter, wife of Asha, the philosopher, and the two women gave birth that day to two sons, a month before their time, but nevertheless unto life and strength and beauty.
And from this time forth the Listians styled themselves shepherd kings.
So Zarathustra went in, and, in the time of worship before the altar of God, the Lord appeared in a great light and commanded the high priest, saying: Behold, I have brought my son to you*.
In the time of So-qi, said I'hua'Mazda, I made you* king of Oas, and from that day to this my ashars have been with you* and heard you* oft praying privately for information of the infant you sawest; for it rest''' heavily on your*** judgment whether or no man be immortal.
For as I am your*** elder brother, so should it be with you*, to rise also in time to come, and look back to mortals and call them to the exalted heavens of the Almighty.
Hear your* God, O man, and distinguish then that the twain, God and Jehovih, are not the same one; nor more is your* God than what you should be in time to come.
Therefore I am as any other spirit of the dead, a one time man upon the earth, even as you are in this day; but one within the organic heavens of the earth.
And it hath been shown that the spirits of the dead possess for a long period of time the same characteristics and prejudices as when in mortality; and since there is neither harmony nor community of life amongst mortals, neither is there harmony nor community of life nor of teaching amongst the angels who manifest unto them.
Nevertheless, in time long past, the minority, who were wise and good were moved by the spirit of Jehovih upon them, saying:
Thus my Lords have angels under them who are authorized and ordained in my name, and in the name of Jehovih to abide for times and seasons with mortals as guardians and inspirers; to provide dreams, thoughts and visions in the minds of mortals, and to otherwise labor in elevating them in purity, love and wisdom.
And these in turn became angel inspirers unto other mortals of like characteristics, so that a long period of time passed away, before the spirits who were thus bound to earth could be persuaded there were other heavens open for them to come and inherit.
Of the second, to teach you* self-abnegation, and lead you* to do good unto others regardless of your** own profit, caring little whether you are prosperous on the earth provided you should be raised up in time to come.
Whoso is falsely accused, let him wait; in time the Father will right all things.
Jehovih is as near this day as in time of the ancients; put thyself in order, becoming one with Him, and no book so easily read as His created universe.
For all such inquisition come of darkness, and should return upon him who utter''' it, in time to come.
GOD SHOWETH THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE RELIGION OF THE OLDEN TIME AND THAT OF THE PRESENT.
To the All One, Jehovih, now as in the olden time, and for all time to come, all honor and glory, worlds beyond number.
The Highest Ideal, the Nearest Perfect the mind can conceive of, let such be thy Jehovih, even as in the olden time, which is the Ever Present you should set your*** heart and mind and soul upon to love and glorify above all things, forever and ever.
Now all of these things were taught in the religion of the olden time, and were given to man by your*** God to raise man up toward my heavenly kingdom.
Neither was it possible in the olden time to give man any other religion, it being necessary to appeal to his own advantages to make him heed your*** God.
In olden time, such ones confessed to a priest, and he pardoned them, whereby they were quieted and relieved of great distress.
In a later time, it was said: Confess you**** one another.
Whoso Jehovih hath created in proximity as to time, country, place and association, the same should not be far distant on many occasions in the next world; and in time to come they should be as if in a house of glass, and all the deeds done while in mortality should be read as if in an open book.
But in time to come his work become mighty over all the world.
Whoever strive for this hath my authority already; his words in time should become one with me and my works.
In olden time, such ones confessed to a priest, and he pardoned them, whereby they were quieted and relieved of great distress.
In a later time, it was said: Confess you**** one another.
Whoso Jehovih hath created in proximity as to time, country, place and association, the same should not be far distant on many occasions in the next world; and in time to come they should be as if in a house of glass, and all the deeds done while in mortality should be read as if in an open book.
But in time to come his work become mighty over all the world.
Whoever strive for this hath my authority already; his words in time should become one with me and my works.