The Church of Jehovih

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.

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.

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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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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…

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“Man perceived the magnitude and glory of the corporeal worlds. He said, How shall I speak of Your great works, O Jehovih, and of Your wisdom and power! Shall I open my mouth before You! I look upon Your countless stars, suns and moons, spread out over the heavens! The millions of years You have rolled them on in the never-ending firmament! Processions in and out, and round about, of mighty worlds! By Your breath going forth!

It was recently brought to my attention that there are a few individuals on the internet calling themselves Faithists, who at the same time are promoting racial superiority. I am familiar with who they are, and I can ensure you that these individuals are not associated with the Worldwide Faithist Association (Essene Faithists) [or the Church of Jehovih]. Our Association does not tolerate such blatant disregard for the teachings of the Oahspe. Our Oahspe Bible is clear on the matter…

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