Oahspe Guidelines to Live By

“Seek not to spread My gospels, and entice followers unto this, or that, saith Jehovih.”

Jehovih’s Faithists should not attempt to establish missionary societies for the purpose of converting people to “Faithism”. Jehovih comes to individuals according to their own needs.

“Neither go about preaching, saying: Thus saith Jehovih!”

It is never appropriate to teach anything that is not in alignment with the words of the Creator and claim that it is from Jehovih Himself.
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A Call to Establish the Kingdom Now

Brothers and sisters in the Faith, we know that dark days are ahead and the persecution is inevitable for those who choose to worship the One Creator. It has now been revealed that before the days of the presence of the Creator being made known in the thunderous clouds to remove the evil one, Jehovih’s Kingdom will begin to be established in Guatama (America) from among the Remnant which currently resides in various Spiritual Communities. Concerning this, Jehovih said, “Call My people now to assemble for the purpose of establishing the Kingdom in Guatama. Call them from afar, from every land and every nation they shall come. These are My Faithists and they will be representatives of the first kingdom established in the land of My choice. My Kingdom shall also be established in Jerusalem and in many locations, but at this time, I am calling the Remnant to the land of Guatama. I will call them through their chiefs, and the faithful shall say, ‘I am here to do as Jehovih wills. I will come.'”

“The first Remnant to be raised up at this time shall bring themselves together as one people to learn with one another and to speak of the Book and My Name. After they have made their dwellings, they shall take up employment to support their community and the land in which it has been established. They shall plant food for their harvests and live a simple life with their Creator as the focus of their devotion.”
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Protection for the Remnant

Jehovih said, “My people have been scattered by the enemy, the false Christ and his followers. The evil one, the woman who hides in the dark chambers of the earth, has devoured the innocent and caused them to be thrown against a wall of stone. Their blood cries out to their Creator, and I hear them. I will avenge His people, and My Name will be revered throughout all the heavens and the earth.”

“The evil ones will crawl out from beneath the soil and emerge from their dark spirit world in order to consume the sons of men. They will seek to destroy Jehovih’s Faithists, My faithful remnant, wherever they reside. The shrieks of these demons will bellow out from the hidden recesses of the earth and the oceans. Behold! I will take notice, and I will not forget My remnant. I will provide them with protection.”
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An Analysis of the Message from Metatron on 7 January 2020

This is a brief study on a message that was given by Mar Metatron on 7 January 2020.

From Alaska to Canada, from the United States to Central and South America, from Spain to Italy, from Great Britain to France, I am making my rounds throughout the Western hemisphere to observe those who serve my Father Jehovih the Eternal Creator who sent me.

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Standing Up for Ourselves

Brothers and sisters,

We should pray for our enemies as we have always been taught. We can be tolerant of the mistreatment we receive from others and remain patient, waiting on the Eternal Father to intervene. Sometimes, however, it is important that we use our divinely given right to stand up for ourselves instead of being walked over time and again. Patience is a virtue, but so is valiancy.
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When You Have Doubt

If you are having doubts about your faith, pray about it. Do not sit idly doing anything about it. Sometimes faith takes courage because of various forms of opposition.

In some cases, this opposition is in the form of lower-level spirits who do not have your best interests at heart. Pray for protection from such dark spirits. Evaluate what you are doing in your life day to day to see what could possibly be drawing such spirits to you. This is not to say that it is always your fault, but it could be because you are associating with someone or have something (an object) in your home that could be drawing such an influence on your environment.
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Can a Person of a Christian Background Become a Faithist and Remain as a Christian?

The religion of mainline Christianity, on the surface, is diametrically opposed to the principles of traditional Faithism. There are certain points that are shared between Christians and Faithists, for example, belief in the existence of a Divine Creator, belief in Jesus as the Messiah of Israel, and the truths of Jesus’ teachings, to name only a few. However, concerning the differences, mainstream Christianity often times diverges drastically from the plain teachings of Jesus (whom Faithists call Joshu) on many different points. For example, most Christians worship Jesus as Almighty God. Faithists believe that only the Creator is Almighty. Mainstream Christians believe that there is no law to follow, for example, that Christ destroyed the law of Moses. Faithists believe Jesus’ words where he said that we are to follow the commandments of Moses, and that he did not come to destroy the law or the words of the previous prophets before him. (See Matthew 5:17-20)

Equality and Worth

Faithism teaches the equality of all people. Additionally, our community teaches the worth of all human beings, regardless of their gender, race, colour, ethnicity, sexual orientation, social status or disability. Sadly, many within mainstream Christianity have exhibited extreme biases toward various children of the Creator, some even teaching racism and other forms of hatred from their pulpits. None of these practices would ever be viewed as acceptable by Faithists.
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Faithism is About Jehovih’s Light

There is much discussion in Faithist circles about the dead and about communication with the angelic world. The Oahspe teaches that there are lower and higher angels, and that one can not trust the word of every spirit that is encountered.

The goal of Faithism, and the Faithist, in particular, is certainly not to communicate with dead loved ones or to ask the angels questions of a frivolous nature. Neither does Faithism involve itself with the practices of the dark such as so-called magic or séances and games or books related to the dark occult. Those who think otherwise, are gravely mistaken about the Ever-present Creator’s plans for humanity. Those who claim otherwise are mistaken about the intent of Faithism and lack knowledge concerning the basic principles of the Oahspe.
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Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage

We are blessed to have instructions provided to us in the Oahspe on the subjects of marriage, divorce and remarriage, as well as many other topics. The Oahspe Bible even includes instructions on how to address modern-day social issues that were either never heard of or rarely ever mentioned 200 years ago.

The world, in general, does not understand the seriousness of marriage, and thus divorce is seen as an “easy way out” of a bond that otherwise should have been for a lifetime. Sadly, the manner in which divorce and remarriage have been handled in many Uzian churches has caused a great deal of heartache and division, not only in families but also within their religious organisations and churches. This kind of confusion is something that Faithists must avoid, especially if they are to be seen as having a proper covenant with the Ever-present Creator.
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The Oahspe is the Official Bible of Faithists

The Oahspe is often called the Kosmon Bible or Oahspe Bible. It is the official Bible for Faithists. It is the Holy Book — the Holy Scriptures, of the Faithist Church. Although it did come down by guidance through angels, it is not considered immaculate or perfect, because it was still through human hands that it was eventually relayed to the public. “Books are maculate; but Jehovih, is the Immaculate.” (Judge. 20:29) “Not infallible is this Book, Oahspe; but to teach mortals how to attain to hear the Creator’s Voice, and to see His heavens, in full consciousness, whilst still living on the earth; and to know of a truth the place and condition awaiting them after death.” (Oah. v.24)
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