The title of this chapter is “God Judgeth the Man of Promise”. 1. God said: Consider the judgements of God, O thou man of many promises. Called “man of many promises” due to the many oaths or vows humans make. (See vs 3). 2. Behold, I have heard thee say:…
Title: “God Judgeth Uz, Commonly Called the World’s People” In other words, the people of the world, or worldly people. This can also include people of certain religions that belong to the Beast. “And the names of the heads of the Beast were Brahmin, Buddhist, Christian and Mohammedan. And they…
“Take your chosen of the congregation of your church, and make manifest whereof ye preach.” (Book of Judgement 18:3) The 18th chapter of the Book of Judgement is certainly an indictment against nominal Christianity and its leaders who can not seem to swindle enough money from their followers. Many preachers…
“I am not come to captivate the ignorant and unlearned. Nor am I come to call sinners to repentance. Nor to convert the debauchee, nor to convert the profane man, nor to convert the harlot. Sufficient have been other revelations unto all these. Nor have I come to say: Behold,…
4. To corporeans I give corporeal eyes and corporeal ears, that they might attain to wisdom on the earth; but to a few I give su’is, that they may see and hear things spiritually. 5. To the spirits of mortals who die in infancy, I give spiritual eyes and spiritual…
Chapter 1 Between chapter 1:2 and 1:8, there is an unknown period of time from when the angels appeared as mortals and when “the Lord commanded the angels to give up their forms, and to be no more seen as mortals.” Some have claimed that the angels existed in mortal…
There are various levels of hell, each with its own name and number of angels. (14:3-6) Certain beings came upon earth “fastening upon mortals”, and at times bringing death to “large cities and nations.” This death is disease, likely airborne. The Oahspe Bible says these beings “impregnated the air with…
Humans’ “grade of understanding”, desires and aspirations are recorded (13:3). The purpose of this is to determine whether or not earth should receive an increase of light (knowledge) “for the ultimate (eventual and sure) perfection of her soul harvests.” The spirits of the dead are “measured” or examined in a…
Pride and Jehovih’s faithfulness is the theme of the 12th chapter of Lika. Ahura’s pride did not permit him to hear the Voice of Jehovih. (12:4-13) Ahura desired material gain, praise from others and the desire to rule. (12:14-16) Ahura’s kingdom failed (12:17-18)