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| | | 50. And it happens again in the same way, and the same way in an endless sequence, up until today. | | | 50. And it happens again in the same way, and the same way in an endless sequence, up until today. |
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| − | | 86. And the clouds, impregnated with the death power, let fall down their death rain on all the land and waters of the Earth, and therefore the skin of the people burned from the rain and this also happened to the animals and all plants, and whatever was affected succumbed to death or to mutilation.
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| − | | 87. But I observed further, seeing how the trees newly covered themselves with the green of leaves and newly bore fruit.
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| − | | 93. You have violated all determinations of Creation, and with haughty words from your unclean mouth you blasphemingly have slandered the greatness of Creation.
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| − | | 96. Verily, life hath not been lived when you diest of death, for again and again, after death you will awaken to new life and newly have an existence on Earth, often and often and irresistibly, and no human being exists who could avoid this.
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| − | | 97. Therefore, you will live again after death, always and always again, so you will be the old ones of yourself in future coming lives, therefore you will endure self-created punishment in coming times for your acts of disgrace of previous lives.
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| − | | 98. And as this is so, you will therefore curse your days of disgraceful life which you, now and in coming times, will lead and that for you, at the hour of disaster, the past and presence will exist.
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| − | | 99. And as you are uninstructable, the years of life for you vanish, and the damnation for you will be great and also you will find no mercy.
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| − | | 100. And verily, in distant coming times, your own judgment will overtake you, as you must hand over your own fictitious and brittle peace, to famish in your own curse as self-accursed unrighteous ones.
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| − | | 102. And the elect will acquire more wisdom than ever before, and they will all live and not surrender to unrighteousness again, neither due to carelessness nor due to bravado, but they will be knowledgeable ones, who have great wisdom and who in respectful joy will fulfill the laws and commandments and the order of Creation.
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| − | | 103. And they will no longer punish themselves of their own power throughout their life, as you art still doing and will be doing for many thousands of years.
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| − | | 105. Human beings of the distant future will complete the number of their days and years of life up to the last hour and also will grow old in peace, and also the years of their happiness will be many, in long lasting bliss and in love for their entire life.
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| − | | 106. And unto me, Henok, is given the knowledge about the truth of the future and the past, and also about the events regarding the generations of men of Earth.
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| − | | 107. Therefore, I was educated about these things by the JHWH and by his watcher angels, that I may instruct the people on Earth, so they shall know about the place of origin of their specie.
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| − | | 108. And man created from out of his Earth, from the minutest life of plants and animals, but therefore not in commonality with an animal or with plants, hence of his own kind and specie.
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| − | | 112. But this doing was against the regulation of the JHWH, who was the highest leader of the travelers from afar from the depths of the universe.
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| − | | 113. And the highest leader, the JHWH, had sub-leaders who were his representatives among the sons and daughters of the heavens, who were like watchers and called watcher angels.
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| − | | 115. But all answered and said: "All of us will do an oath of alliance and obligate ourselves among each other thereby, not to abandon our intent and to carry this out and to keep silence about it, that the JHWH does not learn about it."
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| − | | 116. Therefore, they all swore and obligated themselves among each other, and forthwith they departed secretly, at a number of two hundred, and flew with one singing light to the peak of a mountain.
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| − | | 118. And among the two hundred the highest of the sub-leaders was Semjasa, and thus among all of them were also lower sub-leaders, who were called by name, Andanj, Ezekeel, Daanel, Urakjbarameel, Arjjsa, Lunera, Akjbeel, Tamjela, Tamjel, Ramuela, Asaela, Asael, Batraala, Armers, Sarakajal, Arazjal, Turela, Jomael, Sartael, Satanon, Samsafel, Satana, Zakebel, Larjjsa, and Terjel.
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| − | | 119. Therefore, the daughters and sons of the heavens took for themselves husbands and wives from mankind of Earth, and the daughters selected a husband for themselves, and every son selected a wife for himself, and then they began to go into them in undisciplined mixing.
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| − | | 141. But at the time of their trespass, the sons and daughters of the heavens were banished by the JHWH and his people, so they could not return to their own kind, wherefore they remained among mankind of Earth, among whom they lived longer in age then these, because their time of a completed life was two thousand years.
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| − | | 147. And he taught the women in the wearing of arm bracelets, the beautifying of the eyebrows and the wearing and putting on of most costly and selected precious stones, and he also taught the human beings in the manufacture of all dies and the finding of ores and the smelting and forging of the metals of the Earth.
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| − | | 149. And much teaching of truth and much error teaching was spread, which stemmed in correctness or incorrectness from the travelers from afar from the depths of the universe and from mankind of Earth, who had lapsed into evil due to the evil doings of the giants.
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| − | | 150. Temela taught the art of stargazing, Kakabel taught to interpret the signs of nature, Asradel taught about the course of the moon, Amezaarak taught the conjuration of the dead and also the art of therapeutics from roots, Barakala taught the art of astrology, and Karanas taught the laws and commandments of Creation.
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| − | | 151. But man was corrupt as they walked wrong ways and did not want to strive for truth, but which was seen and heard by Tekla, the daughter of Gabrjel, who was the highest commander over the armies of the JHWH and also a traveler from afar, son of the heavens from the depths of the universe.
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| − | | 152. And Tekla observed all events on Earth, while she flew over the land in the singing light, for she was to observe what was happening among mankind on the Earth, and also what was being done and shown as a result of the banished sons and daughters of the heavens.
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| − | | 154. And the highest commander, Gabrjel, fell into horror and also made his report to the JHWH about what he had heard, who fell into deep concern and also commissioned his highest commander, Gabrjel, and also the sub-leaders, Mjkaal, Urjana and Surjana that they should obtain clarification another time and according to his order.
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| − | | 155. Therefore, the highest leader, Gabrjel, and the sub-leaders, Mjkaal, Urjana and Surjana climbed into their singing lights and flew over the lands of the Earth, and they also gazed down from heaven and saw much blood which was being shed on Earth, and they also saw all the unrighteousness among the people on the Earth.
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| − | | 157. Therefore, they stepped before the JHWH and said: "What we have seen are greater abominations than human beings can do, for the voices of their cries and their misdeeds echo throughout the Earth up to the portals of heaven.
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| − | | 158. Only few righteous remain, who implore heaven and wail and beg that justice shall be produced for them, no matter who would ever bring this justice to them."
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| − | | 159. And they also said to the JHWH: "The people beseech Creation with words of prayers and of fainting and thus: 'Creation, thou art the Creation of all Creation, thou which art king's power on the throne of glory and existing throughout all generations of all worlds, thy glorious Name be hallowed and praised throughout all generations of all worlds.
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| − | | 160. Creation, thou alone hast made everything and thy control over everything is with thee, therefore, everything is disclosed and revealed unto thee, as thou seest everything and nothing may remain hidden unto thee, yet why dost thou not help us and why dost thou not rescue us?"
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| − | | 161. So therefore, they reported to the JHWH and said that the few righteous hoped for help from Creation, and the people have come to believe that Creation were a king with armies and warriors, who should fight with the sword against all evil.
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| − | | 162. And they also told the JHWH that Semjasa had become the highest leader of the evil ones and also the main leader of the error teaching of all evil, but they also reported that Asasel taught all unrighteousness among the people of Earth and also had betrayed great secrets of the travelers from afar from the depths of the universe.
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| − | | 163. But they also reported to the JHWH, that the lands were full with blood and whoredom and unrighteousness on the Earth and that the few righteous are not able to escape from all evil.
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| − | | 164. And the JHWH was shocked and said that soon there would be an end among the unrighteous of Earth, because such doings could only be pursued so long, until man would lapse into destruction and destroy everything, so that they only had to wait until such time.
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| − | | 166. But Semjasa and Asasel were knowledgeable of the manufacture of death suns from the minerals of life, therefore, they betrayed these secrets and built death suns which secretly they hid in the cities of the others to destroy and burn these in evil death embers.
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| − | | 167. But the city of Semjasa was Somon, and the city of Asasel was Turas, and thus death-suns glaringly ignited within these, made by the hand of man and every one at its time, thus in Somon at the rising of the sun, and in Turas as the sun stood at its highest peak.
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| − | | 172. 'Listen, Henok, such happened long before your time and the same will occur again at a future time, for the people of Earth are still misled and adhere to evil, and they also do not want to learn about the truth and about life in righteousness.
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| − | | 178. But the time will further follow its law, and thus thousands of years will pass over the Earth, yet man will not change in his thinking and actions, so again the same event occureth, however, at that time during a war of which the entire Earth will be seized.
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| − | | 179. And another time, two spheres of death-suns will fall from the sky and spread deadly fire, when the minerals of life hurl forth their force.
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| − | | 181. And this will be the time, when the world beginneth to die and also the lives of men rise in great number, so that there will be misery and hunger, disease and infirmity and murder and war.
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| − | | 184. But at that time, the for or against is also given, so also the good and the evil, which is called right or wrong, therefore the state of things will result therefrom.'
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| − | | 189. But as man disregardeth the teachings of prophecy of the wise ones and the prophets, and thus continueth to live in the doings and actings of the wrong, therefore, due to violence and force, the evils of wickedness and wrong will fulfill themselves.
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| − | | 190. And as you people doest not right at my time, so you will also create evil and find your own punishment therefore, as this will also be in coming times and throughout the future.
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| − | | 191. If therefore, you walkest on the paths of truth now and during all coming times, then life will be good and of joy, but if you walkest the ways of evil and of falsity now and during all coming times, then the prophecies will fulfill themselves in evil manner, because you conjurest up the evil.
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| − | | 193. And verily, such will fulfill itself in the coming time, if the path of truth is not trod, if man also continues to build on human blood and also committeth whoredom, licentiousness and all evils of degeneration.
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| − | | 194. Verily, due to plunder and murder and war and due to impure business and thievery and all evil, you hast stolen the land and all your possessions, and you also hast killed your friends due to your rapacity and lust for murder.
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| − | | 195. Thus, you hast murdered and betrayed your own friends and even your families to satisfy your own greed; but the same will happen to you in the future because you have wanted it so.
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| − | | 196. And all your evils will fulfill themselves in you in the coming times, as you will be your own descendants in your reincarnations, so you art the descendants of your descendants at the same time and the procreators of the procreators and therefore, the old ones of the procreators and the old ones of the old ones.
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| − | | 197. Verily, much of war cries will be among you during the coming times, and suffering and misery will befall you in great number, if you do not change for the good of truth.
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| − | | 198. This is so now and also when I am hidden from you in death, and this will also be so when I am reincarnated and again live another time as your Prophet at different times and with different names.
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| − | | 199. But this will also be so, when again I am the prophet, Henok, when thousands of years in the coming time have rounded themselves, if mankind hath not changed to truth and to life.
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| − | | 200. And listen to what will be during the near and distant coming times, if you continuest to remain unrighteous and conductest your life in disgrace and wickedness.
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| − | | 231. And the Prophet at that time will neither find calm nor peace and often will be agitated in holy anger, by day and also by night, but also while awake and while asleep, as already is said about him by the JHWH that he will never sleep nor rest.
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| − | | 236. And such occureth and is fulfilled, when the generations of men of Earth have reached the number of ten times five hundred million people, of which then two parts of them will be annihilated and killed, if there is no change among them toward truth and if they do not follow the counsel of wisdom.
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| − | | 240. Yet there will be the truly righteous and the truly seeking, who will find the Prophet and who will gather around him, if they go on their way to the lands in the north of the Earth, where a small nation of peace will exist during a long time, before the great annihilation cometh, by which the small nation of peace will be overshadowed.
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| − | | 252. But soon after the affliction, the destruction breaketh forth which will be the world fire with dreadful devastation and dying in great numbers, and also will be that the sun darkeneth and the moon loseth its shine, because too great masses of fine earth floating in the air and also the invisible clouds of death.
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| − | | 262. Heaven and Earth will pass away and also the universe; but the words of truth will not pass away, for they are the words of truth of Creation.
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| − | | 264. This, therefore, is the prophecy of the JHWH and his sons and daughters of the heavens, thus, I faithfully repeat this unto you, mankind, at the present time and according to my best ability.
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| − | | 283. Accept discipline, of which I instruct you, for it shall be dearer to you than silver, and regard the teaching of the word of truth higher than costly gold.'
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| − | | 341. False mouths harbor hatred and strife, and whoever slandereth is a fool, for he bringeth loss to himself and also createth advantage for the slandered one.
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| − | | 343. The wise one's tongue is like most noble love, but the thought of the unrighteous is like a stinking pit.
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| − | | 344. The wise one's lips tend many, young and old, poor and rich, but also the righteous and unrighteous, but the fools die of their stupidity and yet their lips speak and say nothing.
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| − | | 345. The wise one knoweth that he knoweth nothing and, therefore, he knoweth much; but the fool believeth that he knoweth much while he knoweth nothing and is stupid and dieth in foolishness.
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| − | | 346. The blessing of wisdom fulfilleth man and maketh him rich without effort, but the fool's stupidity maketh everything unfulfillable and laborious.
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| − | | 347. A fool conducteth mischief and mockery, yet the mocker doth not need to concern himself about his own mockery, for in a moment it returneth unto him.
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| − | | 348. The wise one carrieth on in comics and wittiness, yet never mocketh, and he reapeth thanks and joy and love and honor.
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| − | | 350. But what the righteous desireth in honesty will come unto him, like the sun ray which cometh to the ear with light and warmth, therefore it thriveth and ripeneth.
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| − | | 351. The unrighteous man is like bad weather which passeth and leaveth vast damage and destruction behind, but the righteous one is like an inexhaustible fountain which delighteth all life.
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| − | | 352. As sweets corrodeth the teeth and smoke burneth the eyes, so the lazy man treateth his master who giveth him work.
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| − | | 358. The unrighteous slanderously lieth against his neighbor by rumors, while he hath eyes and ears with which he doeth not see and hear the truth.
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| − | | 359. Everyone is a traitor and liar, who lies in wait about his neighbor's speaking and actions and passes these on, for while he lieth in wait, he only seeth and heareth what in delusion he createth as truth.
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| − | | 360. Everyone has fast feet, who speaketh evil about his neighbor and betrayeth his fault to others, for truly he only betrayeth, because he wants to hide his own fault therewith.
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| − | | 361. The fool is stupid and weak in his thinking, for he only seeth the dust before the door of his neighbor and sweepeth it away, yet he seeth not the stinking pit before his own door.
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| − | | 362. Whoever betrayeth his neighbor, he betrayeth himself, for he revealeth what type of spirit he is.
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| − | | 363. The wise speaketh not maliciously with quick feet about his neighbor, if he seeth a fault in him, yet he confronteth him, but the unrighteous hath quick feet and is malicious and stupid, therefore, he speaketh behind the back of his neighbor, while therewith he only bringeth disgrace and loss upon his own head.
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| − | | 364. The seeing and hearing one recognizeth the true truth, but the liar seeth and heareth the truth he wants to see and hear.
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| − | | 365. The fool seeth the grain of sand in the eye of his neighbor, yet he doeth not notice the boulder in his own eye.
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| − | | 366. The way of Creation is defense to the devout, yet the evil doers are stupid.
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| − | | 367. Wherever pride exists there is also offence and disgrace, and the fool is proud because he decayeth in stupidity.
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| − | | 368. Righteousness leadeth the devout, yet malice stampeth out the unrighteous.
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| − | | 369. At the hour of death, wealth helpeth no unrighteous one, but righteousness delivereth from all anxiety and fear.
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| − | | 370. The righteousness of the devout smootheth his path, but the way of the unrighteous is not even, and he will fall by his character of stupidity.
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| − | | 371. The righteousness of the devout delivereth them from the fetters of joylessness, but the unrighteous are caught in their malice and stupidity.
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| − | | 372. When the unrighteous human being dieth, then all his hopes are lost and all his waiting cometh to naught; but when the righteous human being dieth, then all his hopes fulfill themselves.
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| − | | 374. The liar acteth hypocritically and the hypocrite lieth, therefore, the liar is a hypocrite and the hypocrite a liar.
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| − | | 375. By the blessing of the wise ones all misery is tempered, but for the traitor, who listeneth and looketh at strange windows, hatred and discord thriveth.
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| − | | 376. The righteous in wisdom elevate a city into blossoming, yet by the mouth of the unrighteous it is destroyed.
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| − | | 377. Everyone disgraceth his neighbor who secretly speaketh about him, and a secret talker hath quick feet and is stupid.
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| − | | 378. Whoever disgraceth his neighbor is a fool, but fools are stupid and have a weak mind.
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| − | | 379. A slanderer betrayeth what he believeth to know, for his belief is delusion; but how can a deluded one be knowledgeable!
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| − | | 380. How can a man be sponsor unto his neighbor, if he can not sponsor himself to only keep his own house clean and not try to sweep in the house of his neighbor.
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| − | | 381. The unrighteous, who pretendeth to be just is like a sow with rotten hooves.
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| − | | 382. The unrighteous, who pretendeth to be just and secretly talketh about a fault of his neighbor is like a sow with stinking breath and decaying body.
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| − | | 383. The intrigues of the unrighteous always last only a short time, for they will be recognized and destroyed, but the works of the righteous endure for a long time and are constant.
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| − | | 384. Whoever talketh about his neighbor is a fool and disgraces him, but the prudent keepeth silent and createth peace.
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| − | | 385. A slanderer betrayeth what he secretly knoweth and becometh a liar, but whoever is wise keepeth the secret to himself and hides it.
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| − | | 386. Where there is a wise counselor the people flourish, but where there are many counselors, the people perish, for they are unable to find just advice among much councel.
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| − | | 387. One is not able to sponsor for another, because the innermost of a human being remaineth hidden and is changeable, so the sponsored one is right today and bad tomorrow.
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| − | | 388. Tyranny gaineth wealth by violence, but wealth gained by righteousness bringeth honor.
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| − | | 389. A wise one doeth good unto his neighbor and himself, but the unrighteous one grieveth his neighbor and his own flesh.
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| − | | 390. Whoever soweth righteousness harvests healthy possessions, but the work of the unrighteous faileth and bringeth foul fruit.
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| − | | 391. Righteousness promoteth life, but unrighteousness promoteth evil and death.
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| − | | 392. The righteous one's seed thriveth, yet nothing helpeth the evil ones, even if they wring their hands.
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| − | | 393. A beautiful woman without discipline is like a sow with golden hair, also a man without discipline is like a boar with golden hooves.
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| − | | 394. The wish of the righteous is fulfilling hope, but the waiting of the unrighteous is evil misfortune.
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| − | | 395. The wise one dispenseth and giveth in joy and receiveth increasingly, however the less the unrighteous giveth and shareth in joylessness, he yet continuously has less.
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| − | | 398. Whoever seeketh good, good will happen unto him, but whoever striveth for misfortune will soon wrestle in misfortune.
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| − | | 399. Whoever trusteth in his wealth will perish, but whoever trusteth in the work of his hands greeneth like a leaf and never starveth.
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| − | | 401. The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and a wise one wins the love of the people.
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| − | | 402. As the righteous on Earth has to suffer among the unrighteous, how much more do the unrighteous suffer among themselves and among the likes of them.
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| − | | 403. Who gladly alloweth himself to be taught becometh wise, yet whoever does not want to be taught remaineth a fool.
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| − | | 404. Whoever is devout receiveth comfort through wisdom, but a wicked one damns himself.
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| − | | 405. An unrighteous character doth not benefit man, but a righteous character formeth new roots and bringeth blossoms and fruit.
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| − | | 406. A virtuous wife is a crown of her husband, and also a virtuous husband is a shine of blessing on the head of his wives, but likewise unvirtuous husbands and wives are an evil burden and like purulent boils for their spouses.
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| − | | 408. The speeches of the unrighteous cause bloodshed and strife, but the mouth of the righteous createth love and peace.
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| − | | 409. The unrighteous will perish and be no more, but the house of the righteous remaineth standing and pure life will be therein.
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| − | | 411. Whoever is wise and just and regardeth himself as humble and waiteth for his hopes will find fulfillment, but whoever is unwise and unjust and regardeth himself as great and doth not wait for his hopes will lack bread.
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| − | | 412. Whoever tendeth his field will have bread in abundance, as also the one who prevaileth in his righteous work; but whoever pursueth unnecessary matters will starve as fool in stupidity.
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| − | | 416. Much good cometh to the wise and just man by the fruit of his mouth, and he also will be recompensed according to what his hands have earned.
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| − | | 419. Whoever is truthful sayeth freely what is right, but whoever is full of falsity deceiveth and speaketh what is not right.
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| − | | 421. The one is a deceiver and has quick feet, who speaketh falsely and is caught doing so, he then twists what he said to the degree that pretentiously he shall appear as right.
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| − | | 422. The word of the truthful mouth lasteth eternally, but the false tongue doth not last long.
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| − | | 423. A wise one doth not show his prudence openly, but the mouth of the fool proclaimeth forth his foolishness.
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| − | | 424. The thief stealeth and the robber robbeth, yet both remain poor and in misfortune, but the righteous one createth in honesty and hoardeth few possessions, so he attaineth to riches and happiness.
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| − | | 425. On the way of righteousness is life, and on its prepared path is no death or terror.
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| − | | 426. Whoever controlleth his mouth controlleth his life, but whoever has a loose mouth createth terror and horror for himself.
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| − | | 427. The lazy one desireth and yet starveth, the industrious one, however, doth not desire but he worketh, so he receiveth everything he needs.
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| − | | 428. The righteous one is enemy to the lie, but the liar disgraceth and abuseth the truth and offendeth himself.
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| − | | 429. The truth protecteth the righteous, but the untruthful character of the liar casteth him down.
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| − | | 430. Among the proud is always strife, but love is with the wise who accept advice.
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| − | | 431. The wealth quickly diminisheth where it is squandered, but whatever is held together will grow quickly.
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| − | | 432. Whoever disregardeth the word of truth destroyeth himself, but whoever obeyeth the laws and commandments of Creation will live.
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| − | | 433. The teaching of the wise is a wellspring of life, which bestoweth joy and peace, so the ropes of anxiety fall off and true life prevaileth.
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| − | | 434. Fine prudence createth favor and joy, but the foolishness of the scorners bringeth woe and anxiety.
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| − | | 435. A prudent one doth everything with common sense, but a fool spreadeth foolishness.
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| − | | 436. Whoever speaketh much repeatedly in rage without cause, from him men shy away as from a spark-spewing fire.
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| − | | 437. Whoever speaketh at the incorrect time, perisheth in the speech of the one who speaketh at the correct time, like a crow which loseth the eyesight by the owl which hunteth at midnight.
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| − | | 438. The wise one is honored everywhere, even if he is of poor descent, but the unwise is unworthy of any honor, even if he is of royal descent.
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| − | | 439. Man is weak in his mind, if he honoreth and venerateth the great one, who bringeth disaster; but man is prudent if he honoreth the wise one, who preventeth and destroyeth disaster.
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| − | | 440. What man does not want done unto him, that he also shall not do unto another.
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| − | | 441. What man shall not do he should never do, even at the threat of the loss of his life, yet what man shall do he should not leave undone.
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| − | | 442. A man, who letteth himself be driven by foolishness and stupidity, thinketh that what is impracticable is practicable, what is unattainable is easily attainable, and what is not edible is edible.
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| − | | 443. A man, who undertaketh an attack against his neighbor in word or in deed, before he is protected by wisdom and prudence and just defense, is like a man who walketh with his face covered on a dangerous summit of a mountain with a deadly precipice.
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| − | | 444. Goats and horses have a clean mouth, cows have a clean back, the impure human being in his thoughts fancies himself to be pure, but the wise one is pure all over, inside and outside his body, in his thinking and actions and feelings and also in his speaking.
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| − | | 445. Liars and slanderers are able to make untruth appear as true to the unwise, as trained artists create indentations and elevations on an even surface.
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| − | | 446. Wise ones, who are brought to a boiling rage, soon return to gentleness by proper treatment or by their own wisdom.
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| − | | 447. If a wise one becometh enraged, he only shouteth at the guilty one, but to the innocent he speaketh calmly and friendly at the same time, which the unwise is unable to do.
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| − | | 448. The wise one only becometh enraged in hallowed anger, wherefore he only chooseth words and actions, which strike the guilty in their innermost character; however, the unwise doth not grasp and understand it, for he starveth in self-pity and justification.
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| − | | 449. The wise one, who tires on a long road, seeketh out the shade and then he walketh away feeling refreshed; who then findeth it fit to moan, if he doth not do the same as the wise one.
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| − | | 450. Excessive familiarity causeth disdain and disregard, dishonor and disrespectfulness toward the neighbor, as also through constant visits indifference and dependence are caused, while the students of the wise one lose respect for him, if they live under his roof and remain unwise.
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| − | | 451. The unwise bathe in the drinking water of the wise, because their familiarity is without limits.
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| − | | 453. Excessive familiarity causeth the delusion that the neighbor should be like the neighbor in everything, so that he does not retain his own character of his own human nature, and does not retain his own character of his thoughts and deeds.
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| − | | 454. Whoever visiteth relatives and acquaintances and friends too often createth excessive familiarity and lack of honor and reverence and respect, like the offspring who do not become of age because they let themselves be ruled by imprudent and unwise parents, who do not grant their children their own life.
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| − | | 455. The resident of a holy place polluteth everything around, if he succumbeth to indifference by his constant presence which becometh a foregone conclusion to him.
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| − | | 457. A man, who in secret speweth forth hard and untrue words or who speaketh ambiguously, him the noble soon refrain from approaching, even if he feeleth inclined toward the others.
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| − | | 458. Whoever getteth enraged in anger by hard words of wisdom, feeleth attacked or doth not understand that words of truth are hard, is unwise, imprudent, believes and is also of false character and of erroneous life conduct.
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| − | | 459. If one doth not see you, one longeth for your sight, but if one sees you, one fears the impending separation, yet while often indifference or weariness ariseth for you, so one does not wish to see you, as there is never joy any more if your visits are excessive.
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| − | | 460. Not to harm any creature, neither by words nor by thoughts or deed, or by benevolence or gifts, that is the eternal law of the wise.
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| − | | 461. Violent pain hurteth the unwise and unrighteous more than a wise and righteous, for soon the feeling of cold taketh possession of the body of the unwise and unrighteous.
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| − | | 462. Man always appeareth great unto himself in untruth, if he always looketh down to his feet, but whoever gazeth upward sees his smallness under the stars of the heavens and therefore, he sees truthfully and knoweth very much.
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| − | | 463. The human being, who heareth wisdom only from afar and doth not own it, sees not the snares of mischief which have been laid around him.
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| − | | 465. But whoever maketh plans for the future and submitteth to the false joys of vice will be laughed at like a blockhead, who stumbleth over his own feet.
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| − | | 466. Whoever setteth wise precautions for the future and is always wisely on guard will become successful, however, the courage of the irresolute sinketh and he suffereth failures.
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| − | | 467. Whoever detecteth something himself and without order, which would cause his neighbor loss, and striveth to remove same through advice or deed, is a wise one and worthy of life.
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| − | | 468. Youth, life, beauty, authority, acquaintance with friends and every thing are transitory, wherefore the wise keepeth distance from them and doth not attach himself to them.
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| − | | 469. The blameless blame themselves; the estimable do not esteem themselves; the righteous judgeth himself; the wise instructeth himself and letteth himself be instructed, yet the fool only pursueth false pleasures of life and wealth.
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| − | | 470. A lying disposition, foolhardiness, falsity, folly, stupidity, idiocy, greed for possessions, desire, vice, insubordination, uncleanliness, cruelty, power greed, tyranny, violence, lewdness, degeneration, selfishness, avarice, laziness, vengeance, hatred, joylessness, anxiety and fear, killing without self-defense, discord and strife and all evils are the misfortune and every day life of those, who are believers of sects and religions, for they are ignorant and unrighteous ones, who lead a wrong life in error teachings.
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| − | | 471. The wise is like a shell: Outside it is rough and like a log of wood, yet inside it is gentle and soft and delicate and concealeth the beautiful and valuable treasure of the pearl.
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| − | | 472. The wise never plotteth evil against those who cause him pain, for he knoweth that the evil ones fall over their own feet, like the tree which falleth of its own, if it is rooted at the water's edge from which it washes away.
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| − | | 473. From the wise, the one even benefitteth, who causeth him pain.
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| − | | 474. The wise chooseth disdain from his enemies and foregoeth the esteem of the well-minded to advance a good matter, for to abandon a good matter is foolishness.
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| − | | 475. All those who are truly adapted in science, but who are strangers to the word of truth and wisdom, make themselves laughable, like all fools of the learned and unlearned.
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| − | | 476. A learned head of science claimeth much knowledge about science, but wisdom, truth, love, prudence and true knowledge he lacketh everywhere.
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| − | | 477. Even the most unimportant matter one shall not discuss in the company of others, if it concerneth only a single one; but the most unimportant matter shall be discussed in the company of everybody, if it concerneth all of them.
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| − | | 478. Whoever lieth even about a very unimportant truth, if it causeth harm, he perisheth quickly, even if he is highly esteemed.
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| − | | 484. Whoever is not afraid of liars and slanderers is wise, and he is also not afraid of enemies and kings.
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| − | | 485. The insignificant one becometh significant if he becometh wise and just, but the significant one becometh insignificant, if he regardeth himself higher than others.
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| − | | 486. Only seldom doth one find the Earth adorned with those, who are poor in unfriendly and rich in friendly speaking and striving.
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| − | | 487. To whom man is devoted in true love, he always remaineth in love, even if he demonstrateth something loveless, likewise with the fire, for who withdraweth his respect for it, even if it has burnt his best things in the house.
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| − | | 488. Only those are true friends, who do not depart during times of misery, and endure hardship and misery themselves for the sake of friendship.
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| − | | 489. And truly those are called friends, who impart hard advice and hard truth and hard healing words for the sake of truth and help and friendship.
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| − | | 490. A true friend delighteth the heart and mind of man under all conditions, even if for the sake of truth, he suggesteth something unpleasant and if he speaketh hard words.
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| − | | 491. A true friend remaineth so even in death, however, a false friend remaineth not so, even if only the wind bloweth.
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| − | | 492. A weak one sinketh into belief and is befouled by delusion, however, the strong one seeketh and findeth truth and becometh a knowledgeable one.
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| − | | 493. To obtain wisdom in everything is by no means easy for man, therefore, he hath to study with the wise ones and be persistent and patient.
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| − | | 494. To gain wealth without work, men and women attire themselves as male-whores and whores, and give themselves to others for hire as a tool; but the righteous do not attire themselves as whores and male-whores, because they are industriously about their hands' work and live in comfort and peace.
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| − | | 495. The success of everything desired, man oweth only to his own doing and devising and thinking, and whatever man calleth fate is a reward of man alone, as he forges his own fate by his thoughts, by his thinking and striving and by his deeds.
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| − | | 496. As the good one delighteth in greeting older people, so the fool delighteth in disdaining a righteous man.
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| − | | 497. Youth and wealth, whores and male-whores, a cloud's shadow, new clothes and a false friendship can only be enjoyed a brief while, yet wisdom remaineth eternally young and is immortal.
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| − | | 498. An unwise man is a fool for he selecteth the enemy as friend, but toward the true friend he is disinclined and causeth him loss, therefore, he considereth in his weak mind good to be bad but bad to be good.
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| − | | 499. The fire is a pleasure in winter; the gaze at a friend is a pleasure, the wise one's wisdom is a pleasure; the acquaintance of noble people is a pleasure; but fulfillment is the love of Creation.
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| − | | 500. As the drop of water disappeareth instantly on hot iron, so every wise advice ebbeth in a moment in the ears of the scoundrels.
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| − | | 501. This one is either one of us or a stranger, so the fools, unrighteous, jesters and others of low thinking calculate; the manner of action of the noble wise one, in comparison, considereth all people as his family.
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| − | | 502. Through water a dam collapseth, due to treason a secret conference collapseth, due to whispering and slanders false friendships and false bonds collapse, and due to words of truth a quick-footed one collapseth and also the unrighteous, the fools and jesters and scoundrels.
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| − | | 503. Thoughts, striving and deeds, by which one purchases dishonor, by which one goeth to selfcreated hell and loseth the condition of heaven within oneself, one shall not do because they only delight the unrighteous.
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| − | | 504. If the wise one sees no prosperity for peace without a fight, he dieth fighting together with the enemy, for his thinking and striving for wisdom and peace is his duty and doth not abandon him.
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| − | | 505. Even to an enemy hospitality hath to be granted if he cometh to the house, likewise as a tree doth not withhold shade and protection from him who cometh to cut it down.
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| − | | 506. Through the spokes the hub of the wheel is carried, while the spokes find support in the hub, also the course of things rounds itself with the wise, whose wisdom is also of that nature.
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| − | | 507. It is truthful that man is slave to his wealth, but wealth is slave to nobody.
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| − | | 508. Even if no advantage and no comfort and no honor and no fame are derived from it, but only sheer disadvantage resulteth, nevertheless, the wise remaineth true to his obligation and energetically pursueth his work.
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| − | | 509. If the one, who striveth for truth and for deliverance from ignorance, only bore the thousandth part of the suffering which the jesters, fools, scorners, offenders and other unrighteous create for themselves, then within the blink of an eye, he would attain deliverance.
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| − | | 510. All deeds and desires of a human being of small intellect, who liveth in poverty of wisdom, dry up like small water courses in the heat of the sun.
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| − | | 511. A wife of a husband is his other half, therefore, the husband is a whole with one wife, and as he has several wives, he is a whole with each wife, and also his wife is his best friend, and the wife shall be the root of the wealth, of comforts and virtues, and the wife also is the root of descendants.
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| − | | 512. The lust-cries of love adorn the peacocks, but the speech of wisdom adorneth the wise one.
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| − | | 513. What the wise one doth not have yet, he wisely seeketh to obtain, the obtained he guardeth carefully, what he guardeth he multiplieth, and what he multiplieth he shares with the worthy ones.
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| − | | 514. The combining alone of even insignificant things lead a matter to the goal, for even with grasses, which are woven into nets, the wild lion is caught.
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| − | | 515. Whoever is contented and determined, respectful and understanding, and doth not think too long if something is ordered to him, he liveth as a student with the wise and will become a wise one himself.
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| − | | 516. A ruler who is a fool, a learned one who is imprudent, and the one who from nothing attaineth to wealth, sees the world and the people like a bundle of straw full of noxious insects.
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| − | | 517. If one presenteth reasons of proof to someone who doth not think, this is like thrashing empty husks.
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| − | | 518. To render services to fools or other unrighteous ones is like impressing signs of remembrance in sand blowing in the wind.
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| − | | 519. Whoever dieth as an unrighteous one will, without doubt, be unhappy in his reincarnation and have to endure much disgrace.
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| − | | 520. As a man liveth, thinketh, striveth, and acteth, so the harvest of his life will be, for it is impossible that if thistles would be sown, grain would sprout therefrom, for the seed which is sown also sprouteth.
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| − | | 521. Without resting the donkey carrieth his load and during its work it neither feeleth cold nor heat and is always content, and as the donkey doth so man shall do and learn from it.
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| − | | 522. The wise one even looketh upon worms and ants as to himself, and as the unwise therein emulateth the wise, he obtaineth knowledge about himself.
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| − | | 523. A man, who considereth to commit things, which are not of true life and also foreign to wisdom, findeth death like a fool who with outstretched arms jumpeth off a boulder and thinketh he can fly like the birds.
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| − | | 524. The imprudent bemoaneth things not worth lamenting about and speaketh words of absurdity, however, the wise bemoaneth neither what is dead nor what is alive.
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| − | | 525. Earthly possessions and people are never to be bemoaned, only the fool doth so and bemoaneth live and dead possessions and people and creates new sorrow from sorrow, so he suffereth loss for a matter several times.
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| − | | 526. If ten thousand cult offerings and the truth were weighed against each other, then it would always result that the truth is better and higher and of immeasurably greater value than all cult offerings.
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| − | | 527. Only bad people relish the fortune of the bad ones, likewise the fruit of the avocado tree is only eaten by swine and other animals and by humans without any sense of taste.
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| − | | 528. Whoever praiseth preferences, which only seem to be present, should be ashamed of himself; who, therefore, shall not be laughed at, if someone calleth the fruit of the avocado tree well tasting, as it is only an apparent fruit and eaten by creatures without any sense of taste.
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| − | | 529. To a man, to whom the descendants, the friends, the relatives, the people are attached, and from whom even in need and suffering and lack contentment doth not depart, he hath the kingdom of heaven within himself on Earth.
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| − | | 530. Only the fool imagineth that he would be highly esteemed by men, wherefore he is like an ox which lacketh horns.
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| − | | 531. The wise teach that man's first duty is to cause suffering to no one, as also men, plants and animals have to be given consideration.
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| − | | 532. Even the hunter is guilty of killing, if he hunteth and killeth while not in need of food of the hunted, if he only killeth the animals as pastime, out of lust and joy, or out of anger because an animal is grazing in his field.
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| − | | 533. A wise one doth not allow that even his own children do wrong, and his treatment of them is the same as he would confer upon other people
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| − | | 534. Man doth not trust himself as much as he trusteth a wise one, therefore, the prudent seeketh the friendship of the wise.
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| − | | 535. The fool, who committeth treason in a good matter and becometh an opponent, cometh to naught and is also despised by the likes of him.
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| − | | 536. According to nature, the husband is equal in his rights to the wife, yet the husband is the procreator and the wife the one bringing forth, therefore, a husband can pair with several wives, while one wife can only be coupled by one husband, therefore, the wife shall have only one husband, but the husband several wives.
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| − | | 537. According to nature, the husband is equal in his rights to the wife, yet the husband hath greater strength and is more logical in his thinking, therefore, he shall lead the business and family and everything in terms of work, therefore, he shall be the protector of wives and of children, however, in separated duties of equality in all things.
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| − | | 538. The wise only then ariseth to battle, if he knoweth himself and his opponent, for the prudence of wisdom lieth therein that one knoweth oneself and others.
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| − | | 539. First, man shall consider to adorn himself with wisdom, only then may he test others.
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| − | | 540. First, the wise one acquireth good manners, only then he teacheth such to his students and neighbors.
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| − | | 541. If a righteous one judgeth a rascal according to himself and believeth that he speaketh the truth, he will be betrayed by the rascal.
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| − | | 542. If an unrighteous one judgeth the neighbor, he recognizeth in him his own evils and disgraces and getteth angry about it, but he doth not grant the neighbor the same right as to himself, for he has quick feet.
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| − | | 543. If a man doth not think fast, nor act fast, neither complete a work fast nor learn fast, he is not reliable, for time drinketh up his life.
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| − | | 544. Friendship at the beginning, in the middle, in all trouble and at death is only found in the truly righteous, but not in the unrighteous; one is able to cut asunder, burn, crush or beat a true friend, yet he will never become a different one.
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| − | | 545. In misfortune and at work, and in battle and in misery and suffering the greatness of man is revealed, as the spirit of the wine can only be recognized when it is drunk.'
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| − | | 546. Thus Henok taught mankind of Earth, speaketh the JHWH; and Henok, the Prophet, taught mankind when he was 40 years old, therefore, during 326 years, before his life ended at 366 years.
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| − | | 547. And the JHWH also spoke further and said: 'Henok was gone from the world of the living, therefore he was on the other side of this side.
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| − | | 548. But Henok was often reincarnated as a human being on the Earth, without fulfilling a task as Prophet.
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| − | | 549. Truly, thousands of years were completed on the Earth before Henok was again reincarnated with the fulfilling task of a Prophet.
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| − | | 550. And when Henok was reincarnated as prophet, many generations of mankind of Earth and their descendants, since his first time as Prophet, had passed and the evil and unrighteousness had increased in great measure, which was created due to the treason of Semjasa and his followers.'
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| − | | 551. And the JHWH revealeth the secret about Semjasa and his followers and about the events, which changed the course of progress on Earth.
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| − | | 552. 'It was three hundred seventy eight thousand and four hundred eighteen years (378,418) before Henok's first birth on Earth, when the event occurred about Semjasa and his accomplices, who were killed by the death-suns.
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| − | | 553. And it was as the law of Creation determined that the Spirit forms of the killed remained in the ban of Earth, therefore, they reincarnated many times according to the cycle of time.
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| − | | 554. But the JHWH of that time endeavored to again accept the fallible after several reincarnations among his daughters and sons of the heavens, therefore, at a given time, he let them be seized and brought them back to their home in the depths of the universe, where they were taught during many reincarnations, and where they became true leaders and watchers of the JHWH.
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| − | | 555. And the time came, when they were prepared for a new task by a new JHWH, who endeavored to remove the evil events on the Earth of earlier times, therefore, the wise ones took counsel to revisit the Earth to remove all evils.
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| − | | 556. And through the advice of the JHWH, a new generation of men was to be procreated on Earth, which was to be like the sons and daughters of the heavens, therefore the scholars undertook a lot to make this possible.
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| − | | 557. But three thousand seven hundred years were completed before the first birth of Henok on Earth, when the daughters and sons of the heavens and their JHWH traveled again to the Earth, after many new incarnations.
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| − | | 559. Then the change was completed as the scholars demanded, while the sons and daughters of the heavens could get together with mankind of Earth, so that a new genus of man could be procreated, which was to be like the sons and daughters of the heavens.
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| − | | 560. And the year one thousand seven hundred (1,700) was complete before the first birth of Henok on Earth, when Semjasa, the son of heaven and overseer of the JHWH, the great ruler of the travelers from afar from the depths of the universe, through his own advice procreated with an earthly woman the descendant, Adam, the father of the white race of man, which was like the sons and daughters of the heavens.
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| − | | 561. But Asasel got together with an earthly woman and procreated, Ledon, the father of the dark race of Earth.
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| − | | 563. And the descendants of the different races got together among themselves and procreated new races and nations, because burdened since times of old, they did not obey the laws and commandments, so that in a rounded five hundred years, they again lived in great evil like their ancestors a long time ago.
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| − | | 564. Therefore, the JHWH advised that through his leader, Gabrjel, a descendant was to be procreated with an earthly woman, who then would be taught by him and his wise ones, and whose Spirit form would be one of theirs, therefore, of the travelers from afar from the depths of the universe.
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| − | | 565. Therefore, procreated and born by the earthly woman, Sarana, was the one Henok, who taught mankind of Earth, and thus he lived 366 years.
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| − | | 576. And the descendants of the sons of the heavens and the earthly women lived many hundreds of years, so they became many times older than mankind of Earth.
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| − | | 577. Therefore, at a new time, Henok was born and procreated Methusalah, and thus he was Prophet another time.
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| − | | 578. And Henok was taught of his own power and also by the JHWH and his teachers and wise ones, but he also had visions and was filled with great wisdom.
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| − | | 580. Therefore, Henok wrote: "And I, Henok, see visions and am taught by myself and by the JHWH and also by his helpers and wise ones.
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| − | | 581. And I, Henok, praised Creation during my life and also at a time when I was not among you, mankind of Earth, while I was with the JHWH of the world and also with his watchers.
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| − | | 582. And the JHWH called me and spoke: "Henok, you writer of righteousness, go to the people of Earth, and make known to them the teaching of truth and, therefore, do this in the new language which is now understood by mankind of Earth.
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| − | | 583. Go to mankind and bring to them the proclamation of truth, that they are all creatures of Creation and arranged in all things into Its laws and commandments.
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| − | | 584. And go, therefore," the JHWH spoke unto me, "Henok, and proclaim that mankind of Earth are descendants of earthly women and men and of sons and daughters of the heavens, who, some time ago, were fallible and brought corruption.
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| − | | 585. Make known the earlier occurrences, which you have proclaimed at earlier times, as in word as also in writing.
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| − | | 587. And the JHWH spoke unto me: "Henok, as mankind of Earth committeth evil offences, they will have no peace on Earth.
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| − | | 590. And so they will beg for mercy, yet no mercy nor peace will be imparted unto them, for despite their begging and supplication in anxiety and misery, they will remain unrighteous."
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| − | | 594. And violence you have acquired, but also all acts of slandering and unrighteousness up to murdering.
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| − | | 602. Everything is edible for human beings, everything shall be allotted to him as nourishment and without concern, if the food is appetizing raw or cooked without adding ingredients for taste tolerance.
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| − | | 605. Therefore, to the animals is given the food and everything edible, and also to man is given the nourishment and everything edible, but everything edible is also divided thus into the edible for the animals and into the edible for the human being.
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| − | | 607. Thus man may not falsify his own edibles with false ingredients, as it were, that fruit is not mixed with vegetables or with fish or meat, or as it were, that no sweet is stirred into the edibles which are not compatible with sweet.
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| − | | 608. Also man shall be moderate in his eating and drinking, so that he doth not submit himself to gluttony and overeating, but just the same, if this is still done, this then is equal to the falsification of edibles, therefore, both issues fall into the category of imprudence and weakness and also of weak-mindedness and stupidity, because both lead to sickness and evils in the body and in thinking and feeling, likewise because man robs and eats edibles of the animals, is the reason that many people suffer from manifold diseases and from weak and slow thinking and from all types of weaknesses.
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| − | | 609. If man transgresseth against the laws and commandments and against the order of Creation, he createth self-punishment for himself, which also resulteth from these things, which I have seen in this vision during sleep, which was given unto me through the wise thoughts and the power of the JHWH.
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| − | | 610. And I also saw many other things in this vision, and each thing was less joy than the other, for all things were impressed with the suffering of man of Earth, which he createth through his absurdity and offence and unrighteousness.
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| − | | 611. But that which followeth here written down is the word of justice and the reprimanding of the people of Earth by the JHWH, whom I saw in this vision.
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| − | | 618. But as you erroneously believe that a god is the highest to you, then you thinkest and believest in error; but if truthfully you thinkest and knowest that Creation truthfully alone is the highest, then you knowest about the Spirit of Creation, which also enliveneth you and resideth within you, and as you therefore help yourself, then Creation helpeth you.
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| − | | 621. Your petitions for mercy about them will not be heard by your false priests and gods and idols, and they will also not be granted by the authorities and scholars and army leaders, because you will raise and elect them yourself to butcher your sons and daughters and also yourself.
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| − | | 622. You will weep and implore and whine like young dogs, when annihilation cometh often and often up into the most distant future, and you will not be allowed to take a word of solace or of the teaching into your mouth from the scripture, which I have written, but so it will also be with the teachings, which I will bring to you during other times in the future through other prophets, if you do not change your life according to the laws and commandments of Creation.
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| − | | 623. And thus in a vision has appeared to me: Clouds invited me and covered me with fog, and the course of the stars and the lightning urged and drove me, and also the winds gave me wings and carried me away.
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| − | | 630. Fear covered me and also terror gripped me, and I was also shaking and trembled and fell on my face, and soon I had another vision.
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| − | | 636. And under the exalted throne flowed forth streams of blazing fire, and everything was so dazzling bright that it was impossible to look at everything longer than a tiny moment.
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| − | | 639. Its robe was more dazzling and brighter than the sun and whiter than the white hail.
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| − | | 640. No form of life could enter here, neither could a mortal see the shape and the countenance of the glorious and majestic one, and if I had not seen It myself in a vision, to me also the view of It would have remained eternally hidden.
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| − | | 641. And human beings could not enter unto It, and not the sons and daughters of the heavens, also not the JHWH, to whom also this secret of all secrets was hidden.
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| − | | 642. Thus only to me was revealed the Glory of this secret, and this will also remain so eternally for the mortals.
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| − | | 647. And the Petale were near the Glory of Creation and did not leave by day and not by night and they also never left.
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| − | | 648. And until then, I have had a veil over my countenance, so I could see everything, yet I trembled, because I could not come to know all the Glory and also not understand, yet the seeing was revealed to me.
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| − | | 649. But the Glory of Creation called me and I heard Its call within me, without having heard a sound with my ears.
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| − | | 650. And the Glory spoke unto me: "Henok, hear my holy words, but also come here close to me."
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| − | | 651. And the Glory of Creation let me stand up and go hither close before It, while I lowered my countenance, for awe welled up within me, and the blinding light of grandeur blinded me.
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| − | | 652. And I heard the words of the Glory within me which spoke unto me: "Henok, do not be afraid, for you are a righteous man and as such the writer and proclaimer of justice."
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| − | | 653. But, thus, the Glory spoke further and laid upon me, that I was sent through Its will and my will unto you, mankind, that you may be taught by me, Henok, the proclaimer and Prophet.
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| − | | 654. "But listen," for so the Glory of Creation spoke unto me, "Go to the sons and daughters of the heavens and to the human beings of Earth, and teach them that they shall pray to themselves and for themselves, but that they shall not pray to petition idols and gods, therefore, also not to objects and not to priests and other human beings, except to themselves or to their Spirit and also to Me, for I am Creation and the Spirit of BEING.
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| − | | 659. But the life span will continue to increase, if the righteous ones will not decrease but increase.
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| − | | 660. But your age in the middle value does not outlast two generations, for through your unrighteousness and all your offences, evils and disgraces, you have abandoned the truth so far, that you have shortened your years of life to a small part of the whole.
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| − | | 661. You have lusted for the blood of your neighbors and murdered them, and you also have lusted for the flesh of your neighbors and committed whoredom with them and also brought forth children, who inherited from you the rapid mortality and transitoriness, so they transmit the same to their descendants.
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| − | | 662. You also have created and lived all unrighteousness, all foolishness and stupidity and evils, offences and loss, which weigh heavy upon you and always strike you again, because every one of your evil thoughts joineth all other evil thoughts of yours and of the neighbors, so they become a powerful force, which continueth to live and always striketh you by day and by night.
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| − | | 665. Therefore, you call your own evil thoughts evil spirits and evil demons, which are foundation stones to you for new evil thoughts and deeds.
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| − | | 666. Verily, the thoughts of you human beings have their residence within yourself, but they also have their residence in the invisible sky around the world, and they also have their residence wherever you live or where you often conduct your truthful or false prayers.
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| − | | 667. But only good thoughts or evil thoughts live at one place, and as a human being cometh to a place of good thoughts, the energies of good come to him, but if a human being cometh to a place where there are evil thoughts, the energy of evil befalleth him, as this is so in all of your cult places, in which you pray to gods and call upon idols, so that at such a place, malice and severe confusion befalleth you, from which you art not able to free yourself.
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| − | | 668. A thought is like a mighty invisible energy, which liveth many thousands of years and storeth itself like the grain in the granary; and likewise, as man fetcheth grain from his granary and nourisheth himself, man continuously fetcheth from the stored thoughts of power new energies of good or evil, with which his own thoughts are nourished in good or in evil.
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| − | | 669. And all those, on whom crash down thought energies of evil, will continue to corrupt for they are those, who deny the truth and practice violence and cause destruction on Earth, and who cause disaster, but who therefore, will have lack of food and will have to suffer from thirst.
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| − | | 670. Their misery will be great, and they will find no mercy, for they will be struck and punished through their own unrighteousness.
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| − | | 671. Verily, the power of evil is very great, which is stored everywhere, in places which you call houses of god and wherever else you conduct your cults.
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| − | | 672. And at these places manifold deaths lie in waiting for you, wherever they are, so that your thinking and striving and acting and also your flesh is corrupted.
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| − | | 673. But therefore, you will corrupt at these places and by all stored evil forces everywhere until the day, when you let the great judgement fall over you, before you become righteous ones.
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| − | | 674. But if you die as unrighteous ones, then your flesh falleth into decay, but while your evil character storeth itself in the invisible skies around the Earth as powerful force.
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| − | | 675. But if you art born again and standest in a new incarnation, then again you will be befallen by your old evil character, which lasteth throughout endless times in the invisible skies around the Earth, which strikes you like poisoned arrows of evil.
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| − | | 676. But the poison of the arrows poisons you more and more, and you do not try to remove the poison from yourself, therefore, you demoralizest further and determinest in advance for many reincarnations, that you will be struck by your own poisoned arrows of evil.
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| − | | 677. But if you change to righteous ones, then you begin to fight against the evil, but therefore, you create a harness against your own poisoned arrows, which rain down on you from the invisible skies of evil around the Earth, where they are stored for thousands of years, so they do not strike you with full force anymore and slowly lose their force of evil.
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| − | | 678. And if you art steadfast and, in your change, defendest yourself against the evils of your own making and those of your neighbor, then your harness groweth, so you have a mighty protection therein.
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| − | | 680. Small and meaningless secrets were betrayed to you by the guilty sons and daughters of the heavens, and you willingly accepted them and made them your own without feeling guilty and without defense, as you were only too willing.
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| − | | 681. In your hardening of heart you made the meaningless secrets your own and also taught them to your children, so since then you have caused much evil on the Earth and have no peace and no love, but also no truth, knowledge and wisdom, and this likewise among the women and men and among the children."
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| − | | 682. So then, the Glory of Creation spoke to me that I instruct mankind of Earth about It, before It breathed me away to another place, where again were shapes like flaming fire, and who appeared like human beings, whenever they desired this by their thoughts.
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| − | | 683. And these shapes like flaming fire were similar to the shapes of Petale in their appearance, but their changeability was greatly dissimilar and only their very own, which were called as Arahat Athersata.
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| − | | 685. And on the summit of the mountain, a flaming shape of the Arahat Athersata stepped close to me and changed into a human being and said: "See, I am Urjel, one of the Arahat Athersata.
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| − | | 686. Like the Petale, we are a form of unity and also singular as ourselves, but we are WE, like the Petale, who are higher in everything than we.
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| − | | 688. I am Urjel from the WE-Spirit forms of Arahat Athersata and like the Petale, our existence of solid bodies has ended and we live in the BEING of a world unknown to man.
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| − | | 689. But man liveth in a world which lieth quiet deep below ours, in which the time of our BEING has become existence in the great ocean of duration.
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| − | | 690. Our BEING has become knowledge and truth and love and also to energy and power in the obedience of the laws and commandments within and about Creation.
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| − | | 696. And this shall be said unto you: What you seest and hearest is given to no other human being except you, therefore it is also inaccessible to an JHWH, only to you at all times, when you breathe, at a time or at another time, as Prophet of the highest standing.
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| − | | 698. But as the seen and heard will remain a secret to you for seven-thousand years, it will thus remain a secret for the human beings for a much longer time, before they will grasp the secret of our signs, which we let you see and hear.
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| − | | 705. And I came with Urjel, the flaming one, to a fiery stream, the fire of which, however, was like water, and which towards the west poureth forth into a great ocean, and I also saw all other great streams which, like the first, all poured forth into the ocean.
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| − | | 707. But Urjel led me into the world where the mortals walk during death for a long time, and the time suddenly was gone, and timelessness prevailed in endless duration.
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| − | | 712. But so Urjel led me out again from the world of the changing mortals, and thus I again felt my body and everything that was human of me; and an evil grief and fear befell me, and I felt pain in my breast that I had to leave this world of the fine type.
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| − | | 720. But then I saw that the winds were no winds, because every wind was energy of a certain law, and therefore, energy like the swinging of a stone, which by a sling flieth infinitely far.
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| − | | 732. It was terrible what I saw there, for there were seven stars, like huge burning mountains, and like evil spirits having become visible, who implored me for mercy and intercession.
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| − | | 733. And Urjel spoke unto me: "This is the place where heaven and Earth end, and this place serveth the stars of the heavens and all wise ones of the heavens as place of instruction.
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| − | | 734. This likewise is the place here, at which all laws and commandments of Creation and Its sevenfold order reveal themselves since Its very beginning.
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| − | | 735. But here also arrive all thoughts and all feelings of all human beings of good as well as of evil, and from this place they rise into infinity if they are good, but if they are evil then right away they dissipate into nothing, so that the end of all days is only full of peace and of love in eternity.
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| − | | 736. But the end of all days will be the judgement of all judgements, and all life which at that time still walketh in unrighteousness, causeth itself to vanish and to be extinguished for all eternity.
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| − | | 737. But the life, which at the end of all days liveth in righteousness, entereth into Creation Itself to become one with It and to live in all-great-timeliness."
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| − | | 738. And truly, I, Henok, alone have seen the view of all this truth and received the instructions thereto.
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| − | | 739. I, Henok, saw all the beginning and ends of everything and no human being, except me, has seen them as I have seen them.
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| − | | 740. And Urjel taught me that there are seven flaming energies of the Arahat Athersata, who watch over everything in the universe jointly with the entire Arahat Athersata, but the seven are the proclaimers and instructors and uniters to the true wise ones of all worlds, who are lower than their world.
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| − | | 741. But one of these watchers is Urjel, and he watcheth over all thunder and all quaking, over the lightnings and weather and seasons and over all energies which are in all things.
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| − | | 742. And the second watcher, therefore, is Rufael, who watcheth over all forms of Spirit of man, of animals, of plants of all types, of the stars and everything which liveth, creepeth and flieth.
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| − | | 743. And the third watcher, therefore, is Raguel, who watcheth over everything which liveth against the laws and commandments of Creation and against the sevenfold order.
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| − | | 744. And the fourth watcher, therefore, is Mjkel, who watcheth over everything which liveth according to the laws and commandments of Creation and according to the sevenfold order.
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| − | | 745. And the fifth watcher, therefore, is Sarakel, who watcheth over the instructions and the progress of the forms of Spirit of man and animals and of everything, which creepeth and flieth.
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| − | | 746. And the sixth watcher, therefore, is Gabrel, who watcheth over all worlds of the low and high forms, and who watcheth over all boundaries of all different worlds.
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| − | | 747. And the seventh watcher, therefore, is Kerubel, who watcheth over all remainders of life, which is presented by man and animals and stars and plants and energies, and everything which liveth and creepeth and flieth in the entire universe.
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| − | | 748. And the WE-form of Arahat Athersata jointly watch in all tasks of the seven watchers and therefore, they are one with them and in all things.
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| − | | 749. And Urjel led me to a different place where nothing happened, and there I saw something terrible.
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| − | | 750. There was no firmly based earth and there also existed no high sky, and everything was empty, desolate space, quite august and terrible.
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| − | | 751. And in the august space, bound together, seven gigantic spheres of wobbly energy floated, like great mountains, and flaming like dark fire.
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| − | | 752. This time, I asked Urjel: "Due to which cause of malice are these spheres of flaming dark fire power bound, and why are they expelled to this august and terrible space?"
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| − | | 753. Then Urjel, my leader, the flaming one, said to me: "Why do you search with me about these things, and why do you inquire and ask and are curious?
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| − | | 754. But therefore, listen: These are the seven different powers of evil of all human beings, who have transgressed against the laws and commandments and against the sevenfold order of Creation, and they are those, who are degenerated in their energies.
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| − | | 755. These powers have quite mightily stored themselves for all times in the universe, while the guilty human beings, meantime, have become righteous ones or are in the change toward righteousness.
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| − | | 756. But their evil energies, which originated through thoughts and pondering and striving and acting, are not changeable and full of danger, because they attack every life and force it into their ban.
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| − | | 757. Therefore, these energies of evil in degeneration must be captured by the power of this place, so they are bound here unto the end of all days, when they are then taken to the place of the end of the earth worlds and the heavens to their last judgement of all judgements, where their extermination will be.
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| − | | 758. And as the degenerated evil is held here unto the end of all days, so it also is not dangerous to life."
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| − | | 759. And from there, Urjel, the flaming one, one of the Arahat Athersata, floated off into the expanse of the universe with me.
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| − | | 760. But in deep space he brought me to a high place which had none of terribleness, but which was great like a glaring fire, which flamed and blazed and had incisions like flaming tongues.
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| − | | 761. The space was limited only by the high area of space and the place floated therein like an island in a boundless ocean.
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| − | | 762. But from the depths of space, round about came flaming small fire pillars and let themselves fall into the glaring, fiery place.
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| − | | 763. The expanse of the place and its size, however, I could not see, neither was I able to grasp the origin thereof.
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| − | | 764. Then I said to Urjel: "How exalted this place is and what joy and reverence to view it."
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| − | | 765. Then Urjel answered me: "Henok, you feel no fear and no terror in you about this exalted place and in the view of this joy.
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| − | | 766. This is a place like many others in the expansive universe, which are all of the same type and of good form.
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| − | | 767. This place is a mighty block of energy and this energy is knowledge, wisdom, truth, love, logical consequence and everything which is good.
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| − | | 768. At this place, all knowledge and all wisdom, love and logical consequence in truth of all forms of life are gathered and stored, like in a granary all gathered grain is stored.
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| − | | 769. Therefore, this place is a mighty storage block, which stores everything within that is recognized and acquired of knowledge or is created in some other place, so here, from the very beginning everything is stored which has been found of knowledge of every type.
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| − | | 770. This place is a storage block of all wisdom and accessible to every wise one, who is human or Spirit form, if he, through spiritual energy, useth a secret word as key, through which the door of the block openeth to him, so he can enter in and obtain knowledge.
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| − | | 771. But truly, the wise one only sparingly obtaineth knowledge from here, if he is truthfully in need thereof, so that he doth not rob but only meets his need.
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| − | | 772. But it is also provided that the block of wisdom only releases knowledge to every wise one which lies in the comprehension of the wise, that he is not overburdened in his understanding, so that he does not become insane and confused in his mind and in his consciousness."
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| − | | 773. From here I went to another place with Urjel, but now the other watchers of the Arahat Athersata joined us thus, Rufael, Raguel, Gabrel, Kerubel, Mjkel and Sarakel.
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| − | | 774. And in the west they showed me a great high mountain, which was of quite hard rock and where were seven wonderful places.
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| − | | 775. But under the hard rocks, down in the depths, were expanses which were like something smoothed, which rolls and I recognized it as alive, something which liveth.
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| − | | 776. Therefore, I asked about this place and this time Rufael, one of the flaming ones of the Arahat Athersata, answered:
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| − | | 777. "These seven beautiful places are the seven worlds of the realm of death, which by man is called the other side.
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| − | | 778. At these places the Spirit forms gather, when through death they escape from the coarse body.
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| − | | 779. Thus, they gather here at these seven places, each at one place or another, depending on and determined by the level of fineness of the Spirit, which each generateth and formeth depending on wisdom.
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| − | | 780. And the seven beautiful places are seven different worlds and they, therefore, are the seven worlds of the fine realms of death which, at the same time, exist on every coarse world, however, separated by the boundaries of the fine and the coarse matter.
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| |
| − | | 781. Therefore, these worlds which you see as beautiful places are created, so that there all Spirit forms of mankind gather, when they escape from the coarse bodies through dying.
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| |
| − | | 782. These places, therefore, are made as living places for the Spirit forms of mankind, when they escape from the coarse life and enter into the fine life of death.
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| − | | 783. And the Spirit forms remain at these places for a certain time, which followeth a cycle, and is only duration in which each Spirit form develops further in knowledge and in the development of its energy, before they again leave this place and are born anew into a coarse human body in reincarnation."
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| − | | 784. And Urjel took me away from this place and to a distant wasteland, over which was only darkness and round about everything full of wailing.
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| − | | 785. But in the wide and terrible plane of the place hovered shadows, from whom emanated the wailing which echoed into the darkness of heaven, and therefore, I asked for the purpose of this horror.
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| − | | 786. Now Raguel answered and also said to me: "This is the horrible place, where all the wailings of those human beings gather, who are murdered by the likes of them.
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| − | | 787. Here therefore, resound all the wailings of the murdered and tormented and tortured ones, because at this place all the wailings of mankind gather which are caused by unrighteousness.
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| − | | 788. But here also every wailing resounds for a long time and as long, until some time the kernel and the seed of the cause in the evil-doers among mankind has disappeared, while here, in horror the wailings are heard.
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| − | | 789. And the shadows which hover are single wailings in restlessness, and no shadow can bind itself to another, for they are separated among each other, because every wailing is its own cry of horror of an evil, which hath been committed each to a human being by his own kind.
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| − | | 790. Therefore, the wailings are separated from among each other, but which also again are partitioned in different areas at this place, of which again are seven.
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| − | | 791. So here can be heard the wailings of mankind, who are murdered and tormented and tortured by the likes of them, and here also they reveal their pain and their ruin, until the infamous action has been atoned by the guilty.
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| − | | 792. But the wailings resound here for the reason, that the guilty originators find no rest and are constantly reminded of their infamous actions, so that they feel guilty and therefore strive to change to righteousness.
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| − | | 793. But truthfully, these seven locations of this place are seven invisible heavens around the Earth and therefore around all earth worlds, from which the human being in every new life is reminded of his deeds."
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| − | | 794. And I, Henok, praised the Glory of Creation for Its justice which hath created everything, and which leadeth all life to BEING in all all-great-time.
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| − | | 795. From there I went with the watchers, the flaming ones, to another place towards the west, further unto the ends of the Earth and the heavens.
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| − | | 796. Then I saw a quite brightly burning fire, which restlessly ran and never ceased from its course, neither by day nor by night.
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| − | | 797. But I asked while I said: "What is this here which findeth no rest?"
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| − | | 798. And this time Kerubel, the flaming watcher of the Arahat Athersata, answered me: "This burning fire, the constant movement which you see towards the west, is the fire of the energy of all constellations of the heavens."
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| − | | 799. From there the flaming watchers brought me to another place, and they also showed me a mountain of fire which blazes day and night.
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| − | | 800. And I went closer to the mountain and recognized that truthfully, there were seven magnificent mountains and every one different from the other.
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| − | | 801. And the mountains consisted of magnificent and precious and most beautiful stones, and everything was quite magnificent and of glorious appearance and of beautiful and wonderful exterior.
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| − | | 802. Three of the mountains sat toward the east, one strung behind the other, and also three sat toward the south, and also one strung behind the other, and like the others, one was higher than the others.
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| − | | 803. But in between the mountains were deep windings valleys, of which none was connected to another.
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| − | | 804. But the seventh mountain sat in the middle between the six others, and on all their summits they resembled a throne-seat of Creation at a lofty height, surrounded by fragrant trees.
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| − | | 805. But among them was a tree, as I had never seen before and also had never smelled before.
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| − | | 806. The fragrance of this tree was not equal to any other fragrance, and its leaves and its blossoms and its wood never withered throughout eternity.
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| − | | 807. Therefore, the fruit also did not wither throughout eternity and besides was of great beauty, and which compareth to the cluster of a palm tree.
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| − | | 808. This time I said: "Look at this beautiful tree, it is wonderful to behold and lovely, and its leaves and branches and its fruit are delightful to the eye."
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| − | | 809. Then Mjkel, the flaming one, answered me: "Henok, why do you ask me about the fragrance and about everything of this tree, and what do you try to learn with secretly hidden words, for know that we know your great knowledge and also the secretly hidden inquiry in your questions."
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| − | | 810. Then I, Henok, answered him and said: "About everything I like to learn something, but especially about this tree, for it appeareth to me that it concealeth a great secret which also concerneth me."
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| − | | 811. And Mjkel answered me, while he said: "You are great in knowledge and also trained in wisdom and truthful.
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| − | | 812. Listen, Henok: This high mountain, which you see and the pinnacle of which compares to the throne of Creation, is the dwelling place of the Glory of Creation, from which all laws and commandments and the sevenfold order thus come down to all worlds and mankind, and also to everything which creepeth and flieth everywhere.
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| − | | 813. But the tree, about which you inquire, which is of such exquisite fragrance, is holy and exalted, therefore it is not allowed any mortal to touch it until the time of the end of all days, at which the justice will be completed and the eternity of life unto BEING.
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| − | | 814. Only at the end of all time of the days will be given to the righteous of the fruit of the tree, so thereby they obtain the life of all-timeliness.
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| − | | 815. But you, Henok, you are a mortal immortal and, therefore, highest JHWH of all JHWH among all of mankind of the universe, as all JHWH and leaders honor you, while you force yourself into a human body as Prophet and suffer in evil torment.
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| − | | 816. You are the highest among the leaders and give yourself as the lowest, for which you suffer torment and yet dost not complain, yet at this place shall help be bestowed upon you, that you survivest all times and all torment.
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| − | | 817. It shall then be accomplished here, that you enjoy the fruit of this tree at this holy place, so that you become the eternal temple of love and all fulfillment, therefore take this fruit here and eat it."
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| − | | 818. And Mjkel handed my a grape-like cluster and I ate it, which tasted quite exquisitely and filled me with joy and love and with the understanding of many secrets.
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| − | | 819. But, therefore, I cannot explain how everything happened to me, for that very moment, I saw infinity which I could yet not see with my eyes.
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| − | | 820. And I heard Mjkel, who said to me: "Henok, now you have eaten of the fruit of the tree and therefore, you will be strong throughout all time and be a temple of truth.
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| − | | 821. Into the most distant future, you will willingly carry the fruit of truth and bring the great teaching of the word of truth to mankind.
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| − | | 822. And in the distant future you will create a new holy place, and also plant the fruit of truth high in the north of the Earth, when the New Age hath come and the time of the great instruction.
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| |
| − | | 823. The place will be the place of truth and the place of instruction, but also a temple of understanding and of love.
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| − | | 824. But many incarnations you will still live until then, and often you will experience evil misery and torment, yet despair will not be yours.
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| |
| − | | 825. But the New Age will not be of great difference in misery and torment, but also will be allotted that among many of mankind of Earth exalted joy will awaken and rejoicing in the recognition of truth, so that they recognize the holiness of truth and of Creation and of yourself.
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| − | | 826. And the scholars among mankind of Earth will allow the fragrance of truthful holiness to penetrate into their bones and slowly change everything, that in the coming days they will live a long life on the Earth, as their ancient ancestors have lived.
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| − | | 827. Therefore, they will learn and in the later future truly lead a life that will not touch them any more by sadness and suffering and trouble and toil, but also there will be no more need and misery and unrighteousness.
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| − | | 828. Verily, so it will be, but before this happeneth, a very long time after the New Age, still much torment and offence and unrighteousness and disgrace will exist among mankind of Earth."
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| − | | 829. And as I, Henok, heard the speech of the flaming one, one of the watchers of Arahat Athersata, I was quiet in reverence and modesty, yet then, I praised the Glory of Creation that It hath prepared everything so well for the righteous human beings.
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| − | | 830. But also I praised Creation, which hath created everything, and created love in infinity and also justice and life, which is according to Its laws and commandments and according to Its sevenfold order in truthfulness.
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| − | | 831. And from there, I went with the flaming watcher to the center of the Earth, and soon I saw a blessed and fruitful place, where there were many branches, which rooted and sprouted from a felled tree.
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| − | | 832. But there also was a holy mountain and to the east thereof, underneath the mountain, was a water which flowed toward the south.
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| − | | 833. But toward the east was another mountain of equal height as the first, and between the two mountains was a deep valley but which was not wide, and in the valley a water also ran along the mountain.
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| − | | 834. And toward the west of this mountain was another mountain, lower than the two others, and therefore not high.
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| − | | 835. But here also was a valley, but which was not wide, and therein also flowed a water along the mountain.
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| − | | 836. But there were three other deep and dry valleys at the end of all three mountains, and in them flowed no water.
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| − | | 837. And all valleys were deep, but not wide and of hard boulders.
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| − | | 838. And there were trees planted on the mountains and in the fertile valleys, which prospered and bore sublime fruit.
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| − | | 839. And everything was exalted and beautiful and like a paradise, except for the deep and dry valleys which were of smooth and hard rocks.
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| − | | 840. And I was curious about the rocks, and I was also curious about the horrors of the rocks, and I was quite curious about everything.
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| − | | 841. Then I said: "What is this blessed land for, which is totally filled with fruit bearing trees and is like a paradise, and what is the accursed land of the valley for behind it?"
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| − | | 842. Then one of the Arahat Athersata, Sarakel, the flaming one, answered me:
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| − | | 843. "These accursed valleys are for the Creation slanderers among mankind, and here also the energies of their evil slandering thoughts and slandering speeches gather.
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| − | | 844. Here, therefore, all slander-energies have to gather and wait in accursedness so long, until the guilty ones change to righteousness, and until they ban their unseemly speeches against Creation from their mouth.
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| − | | 845. And therefore they remain here for a long time, until the guilty ones rid themselves of their shamelessness toward the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 846. And in one valley of the horrors and accursedness, the energies of the slanderers gather, which are the Creation-deniers and also the atheists.
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| − | | 847. But in the second valley of horrors and accursedness, the energies of the slanderers gather, who are sectarians and gods-worshipers and other human-worshipers.
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| − | | 848. And in the third valley of horrors and accursedness, the energies of the slanderers gather, who are idolaters and the autocratic.
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| − | | 849. And therefore they will all remain here until the guilty change to become righteous ones, so that through truth they find mercy and praise the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 850. And they remain here as long as they themselves have determined this by their own lot, as they have imparted this unto themselves.
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| − | | 851. Truthfully, these valleys of horror and accursedness are three invisible heavens around the Earth, where the energies of the slanderers gather and remain for a long time, until the guilty ones change to truth and righteousness, as the energies then disappear in dissipation.
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| − | | 852. But while the energies of the slanderers remain in the invisible heavens above the Earth, they are powerful and evil, and they also strike the guilty in every life and incarnation like poisonous arrows."
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| − | | 853. Therefore, I praised the Glory of Creation and spoke to It in prayer, and I also remembered Its greatness as It is seemly.
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| − | | 854. But from there I went with the flaming watchers of the Arahat Athersata to another place, far away from the desolate valleys, approaching a mountain range in the east.
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| − | | 855. There I saw trees which were called judgement trees, and there were especially such which give off incense fragrance and myrrh-fragrance, and therefore, they were not like ordinary trees.
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| − | | 856. Over the mountain of the east, high above it and not far therefrom, I saw another place, but therein were valleys and with water like that which never dries up.
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| − | | 857. And there I saw a beautiful tree, the fragrance of which was like the fragrance of mastic.
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| − | | 858. And on the sides of the valleys, towards the end of the valleys, I saw grown fine-smelling cinnamon.
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| − | | 859. Then I went up these valleys, closer towards the east.
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| − | | 860. And I saw another mountain, overgrown with trees, from which flowed water, but which was something like nectar, and which one calls sarisa and galbanum.
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| − | | 861. And beyond that mountain I saw another mountain, where upon aloe trees grew, which were full of a hard almond-like matter.
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| − | | 862. And if one took the fruit of the tree and ate it, it tasted better than all fine fragrances.
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| − | | 863. And after I had eaten of the fruit of the best fragrances, I gazed towards the north over all mountains.
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| − | | 864. Forthwith, I saw seven mountains, and they were full of delicious spikenard plants and fragrant trees, but there was also much of cinnamon and pepper.
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| − | | 865. And I went further to the seven mountains, and forthwith I stepped across their summit, far towards the east and in accompaniment of the flaming watchers of the Arahat Athersata, who did not leave my side.
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| − | | 866. And we moved further towards the east, far over the Erythaeic Sea, high over the place, Zutuel, unto the two-stream-land near Uruk Gart, in the kingdom of Gjlgamesch.
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| − | | 867. But there, the watchers led me back in time and into the garden of righteousness, where I discovered an abundance of multicolored trees and plants and flowers.
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| − | | 868. And quite many trees and plants and flowers were there, large and small ones which grow there, fragrant, very lovely and magnificent.
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| − | | 869. But also, I saw there the tree of wisdom, covered with large and sweet and delicious fruit, which teach great wisdom to those human beings who eat thereof.
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| − | | 870. And the tree of wisdom resembleth the carob tree, and its fruit, like the grape, is very good.
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| − | | 871. But the fragrance of the tree infatuateth and spreadeth far away and therefore I said: "Quite lovely is this tree and how lovely and delightful its view and fragrant its fruit."
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| − | | 872. And the flaming watcher, Rufael, answered and said to me: "See, Henok, this is the tree of wisdom, from which your ancestors already have eaten, so that they found recognition of wisdom and they opened their eyes.
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| − | | 873. The tree of this type, however, standeth only here and once on the Earth, as it groweth nowhere else at another place.
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| − | | 874. But it is also not a creature of Earth, but a stranger here on this world, for it has been brought here from far away, from a distant world in the universe and, therefore, been planted here by the sons and daughters of the heavens.
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| − | | 875. To give wisdom unto the human beings.
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| − | | 876. And to give life unto the human beings.
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| − | | 877. And to give BEING unto the human beings.
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| − | | 878. And the tree liveth in beauty and splendor and beareth fruit for seven hundred years, after which it drieth up and dieth without fertile seeds, because it is one-gendered and findeth no fertilization by its own kind, therefore it hath no offspring.
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| − | | 879. Truly, therefore, this is the tree of wisdom and the tree of life in the garden of righteousness, the secret of which, however, mankind on Earth does not know, but while they call it the tree of life in paradise.
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| − | | 880. But the secret of the tree of wisdom is that its fruit concealeth a substance, which expandeth the consciousness of man when he eateth thereof, so he attaineth to great understanding of wisdom, as it is like with various plants of the Earth.
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| − | | 881. But this here is likewise the garden of righteousness, where Adam and his wife were procreated, and from which emanated all evil of mankind of Earth due to the sons and daughters of the heavens, who got together with the earthly mankind and procreated with them malicious giants, therefore, they were all driven away from this place."
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| − | | 882. From there, we again went to other ends of the Earth which were places where large animals lived, each different from the other and wondrous.
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| − | | 883. But there were also birds, which were manifold in their shape and in their beauty and voice, and also everyone was different from the other.
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| − | | 884. And there were also birds with magnificent multi-colored feathers and they had curved beaks, as otherwise only vultures have this, which are the hawk and eagle and the owls and falcons.
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| − | | 885. Yet forthwith we left these places, where also gigantic animals lived, which were often larger than the largest elephants and which were quite as large as the whales in the ocean, but while these giant animals lived on land and in virgin forest in small numbers.
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| − | | 886. And we went far towards the east into the depths of space, close to the ends of the worlds and constellations, where heaven doth not rest and constantly expandeth.
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| − | | 887. And I saw how from the immeasurable expanse of the shining expansion, the constellations of heaven come forth.
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| − | | 888. And I counted the radiating doors from which the constellations and fires issue forth and rotate and become firm, so that one can walk on them after a very long time, when the heat embers have cooled.
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| − | | 889. But also, Urjel wrote down for me all the exits of them, of every single one especially, exactly according to their numbers, their names and their connection, their position, their time and their months and days, as he showed them to me.
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| − | | 890. Urjel showed me everything but he also wrote down everything for me, also all laws and commandments and the order, and also the orbits of the constellations and their life and their performances.
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| − | | 891. From there we went towards the north in space and also to the end of the worlds, and there I saw a great and magnificent wonder at the ends of the universe.
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| − | | 892. Here I saw three open doors of heaven in space which were like dark velvet, and from each door issue forth winds in the northern direction, which meaneth, that the winds blow forth from the doors of heaven in the direction toward north, but while they escape toward the south.
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| − | | 893. But these winds were great energies, like those by which all stars circle, but they also were of a different type, for they can be captured by the worlds and cause many events on them, like cold, hoar-frost, hail, snow, dew, rain and storm, and changes in the feelings and thoughts of man and also diverse other things.
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| − | | 894. Yet from the doors only streameth and bloweth balanced energy, therefore, it is neither evil nor good, but in between, yet if man absorbeth them within, he maketh it to good or evil, so within him is formed the measure of center or misery or vehemence, depending on the way how man useth the energies.
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| − | | 895. These winds, however, are energies of life, so therefore, cosmic life energy, which doth not contain good or evil, but is centered.
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| − | | 896. But this energy is of great power and powerful toward the good as also toward evil, depending upon how man useth it.
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| − | | 897. From these doors of heaven we went towards the west, to other ends of the worlds, and forthwith I saw there three other doors of heaven, like those I saw in the north and they also had the same exits.
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| − | | 898. From there, we went towards the south and other ends of the worlds in the universe, and there again I saw three open doors of heaven.
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| − | | 899. Thereupon we went towards the east to the ends of the worlds, and here also were three open doors of heaven, from which blew forth the winds like the winds from the doors of the north and of the west and of the south.
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| − | | 900. Thus, the wind powers of these doors of heaven storm from all sides through the space of the universe, equally all life in all directions is affected by them without difference.
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| − | | 901. And as I saw everything, I praised Creation, and always anew I praised the Glory of Creation, which hath made all the great and exalted and magnificent wonders.
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| − | | 902. And I praised the Glory of Creation about Its greatness and the greatness of Its work, to show the flaming watchers and also mankind, so that they also shall praise the greatness and the works of Creation.
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| − | | 903. But also I praised Creation so that all forms of life, as creatures of Creation, see the works of Its power, and also that they all praise and honor the great works of Creation into all eternity.
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| − | | 904. This, therefore, was a vision I had, and forthwith another vision of wisdom followed.
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| − | | 905. And verily, I faithfully report what I had seen also in this visions, as I say this, I, Henok, the son of Jared.
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| − | | 906. And this is the beginning of the speech of wisdom of this vision, which I began to speak and to tell to those who live on Earth and are mankind of Earth and thus sons and daughters of the heavens:
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| − | | 907. Hear, you old ones, and hear, you descendants, the holy speeches which I will speak in truth before Creation.
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| − | | 908. It is the right of the old ones to tell them everything first, yet also from the descendants shall not be withheld the beginning of wisdom.
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| − | | 909. And verily, up to today, has never been imparted so much wisdom to a human being through the flaming watchers of the Arahat Athersata and through the Petale, than I have received after my insight, according to the pleasure of Creation, from which hath been imparted unto me the lot of eternal life.
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| − | | 910. And there were given to me in a newly vision three picture-speeches, which I began to tell to those who inhabit the solid of the Earth.
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| − | | 911. But the first picture-speech was this: When the community of the righteous will appear in unity, and when the unrighteous will find their end for their unrighteousness and offences and will be driven from the face of the Earth, that is the secret of time alone.
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| − | | 912. But it is also a secret of time when the New Age will be, at which the righteous one will appear before the eyes of the chosen ones, whose works will be weighed and will appear as light to all those righteous and chosen ones who will live on the Earth.
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| − | | 913. But where will be the dwelling place of the unrighteous and the stay of those, who have denied all the Glory of Creation, for quite mighty the truth will begin to undulate, therefore, the unrighteous will suffer and lose their life.
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| − | | 914. Truly, it were better for the unrighteous to have never been born, for their torment will be great.
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| − | | 915. And when the secrets of the righteous one will be revealed, there will first be ridicule and foolishness and offence and denial and disgrace, yet forthwith, the unrighteous will be judged by their own judgements, so that they suffer and die like flies after their hatching.
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| − | | 916. And therefore, the unrighteous drive themselves from the face of the righteous and chosen ones, who change themselves to righteous and chosen ones in determination and understanding.
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| − | | 917. Therefore, horror and terror will befall the unrighteous and from now on, they will not be mighty and exalted any more neither those who own the Earth.
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| − | | 918. But the unrighteous will not be able any more to see the countenance of the wise and righteous one and the truly greatest one, who is the wise and the righteous one of all wise and righteous ones and their highest one also.
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| − | | 919. The light of Creation hath appeared to the countenance of the wise and righteous and highest one and, therefore, only the righteous and chosen ones will see his countenance.
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| − | | 920. But at that time of the righteous one, mighty kings and national leaders will perish, and also discord in great measure will be on Earth.
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| − | | 921. And there will be war quite severe and evil, and annihilation and destruction will be on Earth, but forthwith, the destinies will be taken over by the hands of the righteous and wise ones, and from then on, no unrighteous and guilty one will be able to implore for mercy before justice any more, for their life will be arranged into the laws and commandments of Creation and also into Its seven-fold order.
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| − | | 922. But thus will also happen in those days, when chosen and wise human beings will fly down from the high heavens and reveal themselves to mankind of Earth in mysterious signs and appearances.
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| − | | 923. But it also will be that a long time thereafter, the mysterious is solved and again other sons and daughters from heaven come and their seed will unite with the seed of mankind of Earth.
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| − | | 924. Truly, this picture-speech was given to me, Henok, and in those days of my visions, I also received books of fervor and anger and books of urgency and of expelling and driving away, in which was written nothing about mercy for the unrighteous, to whom without change toward righteousness, justice will not be imparted.
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| − | | 925. But this also happened at the same time, when a cloud and a storm caught me up from the Earth and brought me to the ends of the heavens.
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| − | | 926. And here I had another vision, in which I saw the dwelling places of the righteous and the encampment of the wise ones.
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| − | | 927. Here my eyes saw their dwelling places and encampments with the flaming watchers, who begged and prayed for mankind.
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| − | | 928. And from all of them righteousness flowed out like water and also mercy like clay on the Earth, and so also from eternity unto eternity.
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| − | | 929. And therefore, my eyes saw this place of the righteous and of justice and of loyalty and of wisdom.
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| − | | 930. And I saw how righteousness ruled at the place, and the multitude of the righteous and chosen ones was uncountable, who were adorned with fire splendor.
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| − | | 931. And I saw how their mouth is full of praise, and how their lips praise the Glory of Creation and as their righteousness doth not cease.
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| − | | 932. Here I wished to live, and my thinking and striving longed for this place and also for a dwelling place there.
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| − | | 933. And I recognized the truth and was sad, for here it previously had already been my portion to be and to live in love and wisdom, and yet due to my duty, my portion has retreated from here, to live among mankind of Earth, tormented by an imperfect body of coarseness.
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| − | | 934. And my portion wanted to remain at this place, yet I remembered and parted in torment, and in those days I also praised and exalted the Name of Creation with blessings and praises, because It hath allotted to me even blessings and glory according to Its pleasure.
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| − | | 935. My eyes long contemplated the place, and forever I praised Creation while I said: 'Praise be unto thee, the Exalted, and be It praised from the beginning into all eternity.'
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| − | | 936. Before It is no ceasing and It knoweth what It is, before a world is created and It knoweth the generations of generations who will be.
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| − | | 937. Oh, Creation, those who do not sleep, praise thee.
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| − | | 938. Creation, before thy Glory stand the righteous and praise, glorify and exalt thee, while they speak: 'Holy, Holy, Holy art thou Creation, thou which fillest the forms of life with forms of Spirit, so that all life liveth and becometh BEING.'
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| − | | 939. And at this place my eyes saw all those who do not sleep.
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| − | | 940. I also saw them, how they stand before Creation and praise It and speak: 'Be thou praised, Creation, and praised be thy Name from eternity unto eternity.'
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| − | | 941. And I detached myself from this view in great torment, and forthwith my countenance was changed until I could see no more.
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| − | | 942. But when I saw again, I recognized uncountable and incalculable many, who stand before the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 943. I saw and at the four sides of the Glory of Creation I noticed four faces, but which were different from those who stood there.
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| − | | 944. And their names I learned from a flaming watcher, who came to me and who revealed their names to me and also showed me all hidden things.
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| − | | 945. And I heard the voices of those four faces, how they sang praises before the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 946. And the first voice praised the Glory of Creation from eternity unto eternity.
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| − | | 947. And I heard the other voice praise the just and wise one of all just and wise ones, and also all just and chosen ones, who are weighed by the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 948. And the third voice I heard pray for all those, who live on the Earth and truthfully seek and live in the Name of the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 949. And I heard the fourth voice, how It warded off all energies of the adversaries and did not allow them to step before the Glory of Creation, to slander those who are righteous ones on Earth and live without offence.
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| − | | 950. Thereafter, I asked the watcher of peace, who went with me and showed me everything which is hidden and spoke to him: "Who are these four faces, who I have seen and whose voices I have heard and written down?"
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| − | | 951. And he spoke to me: "This first one is the merciful and long-suffering, the Holy Mjkael.
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| − | | 952. And the second one is he, who is set over all diseases and over all wounds of mankind, the Holy Rubael.
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| − | | 953. And the third one is he, who is set over all energies, the Holy Gabrjel.
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| − | | 954. And the fourth one is he, who is set over all changes and all hopes of those, who inherit eternal life, the Holy Fanuel.
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| − | | 955. They are the four watchers of the highest power of Petale, and they also reside at the doors of Creation and are mightier in their power and wisdom than all watchers of the Arahat Athersata, as they are like-wise Mjkel, Rufael, Raguel, Gabrel, Sarakel, Kerubel and Urjel."
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| − | | 956. I, Henok, truly testify: These are the four highest watchers of the flaming rays, and the four voices I have heard in those days.
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| − | | 957. And thereafter, I saw all the secrets of the heavens and also how the Kingdom of Glory is distributed.
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| − | | 958. But I also saw how all actions of mankind are weighed on the scale of justice.
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| − | | 959. There I saw the dwelling places of the righteous and chosen ones and also the dwelling places of the wise ones and the dwelling places of the watchers of the flaming fire and the flaming rays.
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| − | | 960. And there my eyes saw, how all the unrighteous were driven away from there, who denied the Name of the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 961. I saw how they were dragged away and how there is no staying for them, because of the punishment they have placed upon themselves and have not yet atoned for.
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| − | | 962. And also at another place, I saw the secrets of the lightning and the thunder, and also the secrets of the winds and rays and energies, how they are distributed to blow over the Earth and to rotate stars and to bring the changes of the seasons.
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| − | | 963. And I saw from where the waters emerge at their place, and how from there the dry dust of the Earth is saturated.
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| − | | 964. And there I also saw closed containers, from where the winds and all energies and rays emerge, and from which they are distributed.
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| − | | 965. And I saw the container of the hail and that of the snow, and I also saw the container of sunlight, the warmth, the cold and the dew and of the rain and of fog and of clouds.
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| − | | 966. And I saw all containers, which are for all things, and I also saw an invisible cloud which floateth over the Earth since prior to eternity, and which consisteth of the tiny forms of Spirits of Creation, and which by and by enliven the forms of all life.
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| − | | 967. I also saw the containers of the sun and the moon, from which they emerge and whereto they return and their magnificent return, and how one has superiority over the other, and their firmly determined course.
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| − | | 968. And I also saw how they never exceed their course, add nothing to their course and not eliminate anything thereof, and remain loyal among each other and stay within the oath, as it is given from the very beginning.
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| − | | 969. And first, the sun goeth forth and completeth its pathway according to the order of Creation, the Glory and Name of which is mighty from eternity to eternity.
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| − | | 970. And thereafter cometh the visible and the invisible pathway of the moon, as it traveleth the course of its pathway at that place by day and night.
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| − | | 971. And I also saw that the one star gazed at the other, so they stand opposite of each other on two sides of the Earth.
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| − | | 972. And the stars also praise and thank the Glory of Creation and they do not rest, for their thanking and praising is rest unto them.
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| − | | 973. But the radiating sun maketh many turns for blessings and for misery, and also the moon is light to the righteous ones and darkness to the unrighteous.
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| − | | 974. And thus, all this happeneth in the Name of Creation, which created a separation between light and darkness and between blessings and misery, depending on how man is divided within himself, whether he is an unrighteous or righteous one.
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| − | | 975. And no watcher can hinder a human being in his division of good or evil, and also no other power can hinder in this, for man himself is his own advocate in all things, but he is also his own judge and beadle, and also the executer of his own punishment.
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| − | | 976. Wisdom found no place where it should reside, wherefore was given to it a dwelling place in the heavens of the invisible around the worlds in space.
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| − | | 977. And so wisdom cometh from there, to reside among mankind, if man maketh it his own.
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| − | | 978. But wisdom was first on the Earth to reside among mankind, yet it found no dwelling place, therefore, wisdom returned to its place, which since then hath been given to it in the heavens of the invisible.
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| − | | 979. But unrighteousness came forth from its containers, which did not seek freedom by itself, but which was broken into its containers by mankind.
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| − | | 980. And unrighteousness found a dwelling place among mankind on Earth, therefore it lived among them and in them, like the rain in the desert and like dew on thirsty land.
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| − | | 981. Therefore, unrighteousness found a residence in man, who thirsteth for unrighteousness in wrong life conduct, because he shunneth the effort of righteousness and ogleth with laziness.
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| − | | 982. And again, I saw lightnings and the stars of the heavens, and I heard how Creation called all singly by name and that they heard Creation.
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| − | | 983. I also saw how they were weighed with a just scale according to their measures of light, according to the span of their space, and according to the time of their appearance and their course.
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| − | | 984. And I saw how one lightning created another.
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| − | | 985. And I saw the course of all things, and I also saw all watchers of the flaming fire and of the flaming rays, how they keep loyalty among each other, like all constellations.
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| − | | 986. And I asked the watcher, who went with me and showed me everything which was hidden: "What is all this?"
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| − | | 987. But he said unto me: "Well then, a picture of everything has been shown unto you by the power of Spirit, but what you have seen is the wisdom of all things.
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| − | | 988. Bring this wisdom to mankind and among all their names and among all righteous ones which live on Earth, and who know about the Name of the Glory of Creation unto all eternity."
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| − | | 989. And I saw many other things, thus also lightnings, which originate from great power from stars and rush into space and disappear, so that nothing remaineth of them, also not the stars from which they emerge.
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| − | | 990. But I also saw the stars rush through space with long tails of dust and rocks, and which aglowed, when they came into proximity of other stars.
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| − | | 991. Therefore, this was the first picture speech which I, Henok, have received.
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| − | | 992. And this is now the second picture speech which was given to me and which depicteth about those, who deny the Name of the dwelling place of the flaming watchers and the highest wise ones and the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 993. Verily, the unrighteous and deniers and slanderers of truth will not rise up into the heavens, and they will not be able to live in peace and love and wellbeing on Earth.
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| − | | 994. This is the lot of the unrighteous, who slander and deny the Name of the Glory of Creation, wherefore they keep themselves so that their days of existence are filled with evil suffering and with misery and distress.
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| − | | 995. But the day will come, when the unrighteous will stand before the throne of justice, where a sorting will be held among mankind, depending upon actions and places and numbers.
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| − | | 996. But this will be the time during which the Spirit of the righteous will be strong within them, when they experience true justice, all those who have kept the Name of the Glory of Creation in purity and reverence.
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| − | | 997. And in those days, through the counsel of all flaming watchers and according to the will of Creation, the chosen one of all the chosen, and the wisest one of all the wise will come among mankind and dwell among them.
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| − | | 998. Then, however, the heavens will be transformed, and everything will be made to eternal blessing and to light.
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| − | | 999. And the highest one of all the highest will change the Earth and will make it a blessing and also let all chosen ones live on it.
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| − | | 1000. But the unrighteous, who have committed crimes and have not changed, they will never again step on the Earth, for only those will live, who are saturated with peace and are just, while all unrighteous ones will be consumed from the surface of the Earth, like annoying noxious insects which annihilate themselves in reciprocity.
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| − | | 1001. But in my vision I saw one, who had a Head of Days, and his head was also as white as wool.
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| − | | 1002. But with him was another, whose countenance was like the appearance of a human being, yet his face radiated in grace like a holy watcher of the Petale.
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| − | | 1003. Therefore, I asked the watcher, who went with me and who showed me all hidden things.
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| − | | 1004. Who he is, and where from this son of man is, and why he walketh about with the Ancient of Days, I asked the watcher.
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| − | | 1005. But he answered and spoke to me: "Henok, why do you ask me, for you know quite well, who this questioned son of man is, yet who is not a son of man of Earth.
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| − | | 1006. You know that he walketh with the Ancient of Days, because he is the wisest of all wise ones and, therefore, older than the oldest ones.
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| − | | 1007. You know very well, this is the son of man, who is not a son of man of Earth, for he is son of man of another world and only inhabits a mortal body of this Earth world.
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| − | | 1009. And you also know this is the son of man, in whom justice resideth and who revealeth all treasures of the hidden, because it is so determined by the counsel of the wise holy watchers.
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| − | | 1010. And you also know, because his lot hath exceeded everything in righteousness before the holy counsel of all wise watchers of the highest in eternity.
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| − | | 1011. And this son of man, who you have seen and whom you know very well in yourself, will stir up the kings and mighty and the tyrants from their couches and thrones, as also the sectarians and idolaters and god-servants and all unrighteous ones of other types.
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| − | | 1012. He will loose the bridles of the tyrants and will grind the teeth of the unrighteous.
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| − | | 1013. He will cast down the kings from their thrones and expel them from their illegal nations, because they live not according to the laws and commandments of Creation and do not exalt and praise Creation, neither gratefully acknowledge, so that they cannot conduct their justly or unjustly imparted or stolen office.
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| − | | 1014. And the son of man with the Ancient of Days will equally expel the countenance of the tyrants and the unrighteous from his face, if they do not listen to his words of truth and the teaching of truth, and change to righteousness.
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| − | | 1015. And blushing shame will fill the tyrants, as also all the unrighteous among mankind of Earth, for his teaching of truth will be powerful, so that because of it they will be expelled.
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| − | | 1016. Darkness will become their dwelling place and worms their couches, and they will also have no hope any more to ever rise up from their couches, because they do not exalt and esteem the Name of Creation.
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| − | | 1017. But among them, among these unrighteous and losers will also be those losers who are scholars, who master the stars and yet raise their hands against Creation, and trample down the Earth on which they yet live.
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| − | | 1018. Verily, all their actions are unrighteousness and reveal unrighteousness.
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| − | | 1019. And their power resteth on their wealth, and their belief is belief and concerneth gods and idols which they worship in dishonesty, and which they have elected or made with their hands, while they deny the Name of Creation.
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| − | | 1020. But verily, they will be driven from their homes and from the places of righteousness of the knowledgeable ones of Creation-truth, who are weighed in the Name of Creation and its Glory.
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| − | | 1021. And in those days, the truthful prayer of the righteous and knowing will rise up to Creation and penetrateth It and will be heard, while the blabber-begging of the believers of all sects and religions and unrighteous fadeth away unheard in senseless efforts.
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| − | | 1022. In those days, the holy watchers of the invisible heavens will be united in one voice and pray and praise and honor and thank the Name of Creation, that the praying of the righteous shall not be in vain and that justice shall be bestowed upon them."
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| − | | 1023. And in those days, I saw that the son of man with the Ancient of Days sat down at the feet of Creation and watched how Creation spread its entire Glory.
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| − | | 1024. And I saw how the wise of all wise ones with the Ancient of Days had opened the book of life before him, and how an entire army of all wise ones and holy watchers read in the book of the living.
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| − | | 1025. And I saw, and the hearts of the wise ones filled with joy, when they saw that the number of righteous ones was of a great number.
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| − | | 1026. And in the vision, I saw at a place a fountain of justice which was inexhaustible.
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| − | | 1027. It was surrounded by many fountains of wisdom, and all thirsty ones drank from the fountain and became full of wisdom.
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| − | | 1028. And the thirsty ones had their dwelling places with the righteous and wise ones and with the holy and chosen ones.
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| − | | 1029. And at every hour, was mentioned that son of man with the Ancient of Days, that he had brought the teaching of truth and through it the Glories of Creation and that, therefore, Creation shall be praised all days unto eternity, and the son of man with the Ancient of Days shall be honored in respect and reverence.
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| − | | 1030. And before the sun of Earth and all signs of the planets of this sun were created and made, the name of the son of man with the Ancient of Days was named on the world of Lasan and among the radiant ones of Petale and the flaming watchers of the Arahat Athersata.
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| − | | 1031. But that son of man will be staff unto the righteous and wise and holy ones and the flaming watchers of the invisible heavens.
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| − | | 1032. And they all will lean upon it and not fall.
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| − | | 1033. And he will be the light of the nations and the hope of those, who are grieved in their thinking.
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| − | | 1034. And all righteous and wise and holy ones, who live on Earth and in the invisible heavens will esteem and honor and respect him, and they will also extol and praise the Name and the Glory of Creation in great measure.
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| − | | 1035. And the son of man with the Head of Days was selected as wise of all wise ones, but he was also hidden in an invisible heaven before the Earth was created.
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| − | | 1036. But into the invisible heaven he will return unto eternity, if he no longer walketh as son of man and is Spirit form again.
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| − | | 1037. And the wisdom of Creation has revealed him through the decree of the holy ones, so that he guards the lot of the righteous, because they disdain the world of injustice and all the evil ways and works.
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| − | | 1038. In the Name of Creation they will be saved, and the wise one, the son of man with the Head of Days, will be the avenger against injustice and wrong living.
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| − | | 1039. And in those days, the gazes of the kings of Earth are often cast down and also all the tyrants and all other unrighteous ones, who own the planet and wealth for the sake of their hands and power.
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| − | | 1040. But on the day of their anxiety and misery they will find no comfort and no deliverance.
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| − | | 1041. They will fall into the hands of their own anxiety and fear, and also will be handed over to their own helplessness and the impossibility of a way out.
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| − | | 1042. And therefore, they will burn like straw in the fire, and they will sink into the abyss of darkness like lead in dark water.
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| − | | 1043. And they will sink before the face of the righteous and before the face of the holy and wise ones, and no trace of them will be found.
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| − | | 1044. And after the day of their misery, peace and love and truth and wisdom will be on Earth.
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| − | | 1045. And the unrighteous will fall into the infinity of nothingness before the Glory of Creation, without return, therefore, they will not rise again and not be born again.
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| − | | 1046. And there will be nobody, who would take them into his hands and pick them up, for they have denied the Glory and Creation and also the wise of all wise ones, the son of man with the white Head of Days.
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| − | | 1047. Praise be unto Creation and praised be Its Name.
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| − | | 1048. Praise be unto the Glory of Creation.
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| − | | 1049. Praise be unto the love of Creation.
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| − | | 1050. And praise be unto the wisdom and justice of Creation, which shall be honored and revered and celebrated in song.
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| − | | 1051. And the son of man with the Head of Days will himself not topple the mighty ones and kings and tyrants and the unrighteous of the Earth.
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| − | | 1052. For they will all be toppled by the power of his words of truth, which are the teaching of truth and the laws and commandments of Creation, therefore it is said, that he will topple the mighty ones and kings and tyrants and unrighteous.
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| − | | 1053. I asked the flaming watcher who went with me, who the other one is, the one with the countenance full of grace and like one of the radiating watchers of the Petale, who went about in harmony with the one who had the Head of Days.
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| − | | 1054. And therefore he answered me and spoke: "Why do you ask me, Henok, about the wise of all wise ones.
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| − | | 1055. You know very well that the gracious and flaming one is the same, as the one with the Head of Days, before he changed back into human form, so that he may live as wise of all wise ones among man and instruct them in the truth.
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| − | | 1056. Verily, however, the gracious, the highest of all highest ones in the WE of the Arahat Athersata is, therefore, mediator between the world of Arahat Athersata and Petale.
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| − | | 1057. But he changed himself back to the form of the son of man with the Head of Days, to enter upon the world, Lasan, among human beings, to go out from there as highest of all highest instructors of wisdom and of the laws and commandments of Creation.
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| − | | 1058. Truly, torment is the long way of his and also misery and suffering in the human body, which is being harmed and which lieth far below his Spirit level, so that he suffereth in great measure.
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| − | | 1059. But he doth not regard it, for imperturbably he goeth his way and also doth his duty until he hath fulfilled his mission, which lasteth throughout seven times seventy thousand years.
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| − | | 1060. As wisdom he has gone forth from his world of love, of peace and near perfection, to instruct the imperfect ones, for which suffering and thanklessness are his wages.
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| − | | 1061. But he is also wisdom and patience, for the Spirit of wisdom is poured out over him like water, and the Glory doth not cease before him from eternity unto eternity.
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| − | | 1062. But he loveth the human beings and practiceth justice, for he is mighty over all secrets of justice.
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| − | | 1063. And unrighteousness will vanish like a shadow and exist no more, because he is resurrected from the forms of pure Spirit to live as son of man among man, to instruct them in truth and wisdom, if they are willing.
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| − | | 1064. His justice is from eternity unto eternity, and his power from generation unto generation.
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| − | | 1065. In him resideth the Spirit of wisdom and the Spirit of those who give insight.
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| − | | 1066. And in him also resideth the Spirit of teaching and of power, and also the power of Spirit of all those, who as human beings have died and reside in the invisible heavens.
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| − | | 1067. And he will judge the hidden things and no one will be able to conduct a vain speech before him, for he knoweth the secrets, wherefore he is chosen by the counsel of the wise ones as their highest.
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| − | | 1068. And in those days, a change for the righteous ones will occur.
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| − | | 1069. The Light of Days will reside over them, and joy and love and honor will turn towards the righteous ones.
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| − | | 1070. And on the day of misery, the disaster will gather over the unrighteous ones, but the righteous ones will triumph in the Name of Creation.
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| − | | 1071. And everything will happen; it will be proclaimed according to the laws and commandments of Creation, that many of the unrighteous shall still atone and leave off the evil works of their hands.
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| − | | 1072. But the unrighteous, who do not change to truth will have no honor before Creation, but in Its Name all will be delivered, who will strive for the truth.
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| − | | 1073. But in those days, the wise of the wise ones will sit on his modest throne, and all the secrets of wisdom of his thoughts will stream forth from his mouth, for by the laws and commandments of Creation they are given unto him.
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| − | | 1074. And in those days, the mountains will jump like rams, and the hills hop like lambs which are satisfied with milk.
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| − | | 1075. For the Earth will shake round about, and fire will break forth from it.
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| − | | 1076. But the human beings will call for peace, mighty like a great storm which rages over the lands.
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| − | | 1077. But the countenance of the righteous will glow in joy, because in those days, the wise of wise ones with the Head of Days tarrieth among them and giveth them comfort.
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| − | | 1078. And the Earth will be joyful, for thereafter in the coming times, only righteous ones will live and walk on the Earth.
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| − | | 1079. But the time until then will still be long, yet it also fulfilleth itself, like the light of day fulfilleth itself, which removeth the darkness of night."
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| − | | 1080. And after those days, at that place, where I had seen all the visions about what is hidden, very much will come to pass.
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| − | | 1081. I, namely, was picked up by a whirlwind, and it led me away toward the west.
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| − | | 1082. There, my eyes saw the hidden things of the heavens and everything which will occur on Earth.
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| − | | 1083. I also saw a mountain of iron, a mountain of copper, one of silver and one of gold, a mountain of mercury, one of lead and also one of the oil of Earth.
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| − | | 1084. And I asked the watcher, who went with me, while I said: "Which are the secrets of the things which I have seen hidden?"
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| − | | 1085. And he said to me: "All these things, which you have seen, serve the justice of Creation and the justice of the wise of the wise ones with the Head of Days.
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| − | | 1086. Everything serveth for the purpose that Creation shall be powerful and mighty on the Earth."
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| − | | 1087. And therefore, the watcher of peace, who went with me answered me, while he said: "Wait a little, then you will see and it will be revealed unto you everything which is hidden, and also what Creation hath planted.
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| − | | 1088. And those mountains which you have seen, the mountain of iron and the mountain of copper, and the mountain of silver and the one of gold, and the mountain of mercury and the one of lead and the one of oil of the Earth also, all these will be before the wise one with the Head of Days like honey before the fire, and also like the water, which streameth down from above over those mountains.
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| − | | 1089. And all will become weak before his feet and also empty and will be plundered by the offending hand of man.
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| − | | 1090. Mankind will senselessly plunder all treasures of their Earth, as the ores of copper and iron and lead, the ores of silver and gold and of the mercury which is like liquid silver, but they also plunder the oceans of oil which are in the Earth, and also all precious stones and also the minerals of life.
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| − | | 1091. And they will make war tools thereof and diverse good and evil, and also therewith they will annihilate the greatest parts of all life.
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| − | | 1092. By human hands they will manufacture death suns from the ores and from the minerals of life, and the oil of the Earth they change into life-power for metallic monsters, which move on land and on water and in the air.
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| − | | 1093. And from this dangerous life-power, new air is generated which concealeth many deaths and killeth the life of human beings, of animals and of plants.
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| − | | 1094. But in those days, it will be that one cannot save oneself, neither with gold nor with silver, neither with lead, iron or copper, and also not with precious stones or with minerals of life, as also not with the oil of the Earth.
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| − | | 1095. One will not be able to save oneself or to flee.
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| − | | 1096. And forthwith, no iron will be available any more for war nor for the hull of a tank.
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| − | | 1097. But also copper and silver and gold will not be available any more, and also not precious stones and the minerals of life, but equally not the oil of the Earth, mercury and much of other treasures of the Earth.
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| − | | 1098. Ore will not be useful, and tin will not be useful and not be mined, and lead will not be desired.
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| − | | 1099. All these things will disappear from and be destroyed on the surface of the Earth, when the wise one with the Head of Days appeareth with the same countenance in the New Age, which he hath worn often heretofore in fulfillment of his creative duty.
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| − | | 1100. But he will be often with the same countenance, every time he honorably fulfilleth his duty in the Name of Creation, and who will enter into the remembrance of mankind of Earth forever."
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| − | | 1101. And at another place my eyes saw a deep valley, the mouth of which was towards the west.
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| − | | 1102. And the valley, like a horseshoe and on the top of the mountain towards the east, was the dwelling place and the throne of the wise one with the Head of Days.
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| − | | 1103. And there, never tiring he cultivated the land and everything necessary, and there he lived and worked, he taught all the righteous and hoping and seeking ones.
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| − | | 1104. And I saw all who live on the continent and in the ocean and on the islands and in all the winds around the Earth, who bring him homage-gifts and homage-presents to honor him in respect, yet without worship and without adoration.
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| − | | 1105. Quite many will come to him, but that deep valley will not be filled by them, because many do not understand the truth and again flee from it, when they have found it.
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| − | | 1106. But many are also misled in manifold manner, who come to him to the mountain in the valley, to harm him or to cause injury, yet they shall not succeed therein.
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| − | | 1107. But he loveth them in strictness, hence he imparteth counsel and thanks to them, but while they must withdraw from the valley and the place, so that they shall make themselves to righteous ones, as this is given through the laws and commandments of Creation.
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| − | | 1108. And he knoweth quite well about the crimes, which they commit with their hands, those the unrighteous ones.
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| − | | 1109. And he knoweth about everything they work, and what they devour in criminal manner, the unrighteous ones, so that they perish before the countenance of the Glory of Creation, so that as unrighteous ones they are chased from the surface of the Earth, because they do not cease to live against the laws and commandments of Creation.
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| − | | 1110. Truly, I have seen the punishments they have specifically generated for themselves, and how they went to prepare all the tools of evil.
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| − | | 1111. And I asked the watcher, who went with me: "Those tools, for whom do they prepare them?"
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| − | | 1112. And he said to me: "They prepare these for themselves and for the kings and mighty ones and tyrants of the Earth, so that they will annihilate themselves therewith.
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| − | | 1113. And they also determine the downfall and all delusion of going astray for themselves.
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| − | | 1114. And thus, this event will happen, and thereafter the wise one with the Head of Days will let the house of the righteousness assembly appear, so that from now on the teaching and the spreading of the truth on Earth in the Name of Creation shall not be hindered any more.
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| − | | 1115. And he will write down the word of truth, formed in symbols of language, so that henceforth the truth shall be imperishable in the knowledge of the human beings, and that the truth of Creation shall not be falsified into lying and betrayal.
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| − | | 1116. And the mountains in the valley will be roundabout before his countenance like the Earth, and the hills will be like a spring of water, and the righteous ones will find rest there from the suppression of the unrighteous, if they truthfully live according to Creation."
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| − | | 1117. And I gazed up and saw on a high metallic pole the sign flutter in the wind, which spoke of the origin of man of Earth through the sons and daughters of the heavens.
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| − | | 1118. And I also saw that the sign fluttered round about the Earth, and testified of the truth which had come, and of the wise one with the Head of Days.
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| − | | 1119. And again, I gazed up and turned to another area of Earth and saw there a deep valley with burning fire.
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| − | | 1120. And the people of Earth brought the mighty ones and the kings and tyrants and the unrighteous ones and laid them into the deep valley.
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| − | | 1121. And there my eyes saw how they made tools for them, which were chains of immeasurable weight.
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| − | | 1122. And I asked the watcher of peace, who was with me, while I said: "These tools which are chains, for whom are they prepared?"
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| − | | 1123. And he said to me: "These are being prepared for the bands of Asasel, to capture and to chain them and to place them into the deepest darkness of the self-damned and to cover them with rough stones up to their chin bones, if by the end of the days they have not fulfilled their selfappointed duty.
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| − | | 1124. Therefore, it will be that they will go to their self-chosen damnation if, against all their assertions, they again trespass against their duty and do not fulfill their task.
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| − | | 1125. But the time will be short for them until then, so that they can only fulfill their duty with effort.
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| − | | 1126. But their time runneth out at the hour, when the time of the water bearer endeth and the next sign beginneth, which will be degenerated in false fervor and in obsessed, blind raging, if the duty-bound of Asasel and Semjasa fail.
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| − | | 1127. And they themselves have determined their damnation, should they not fulfill their duty by the end of the time of the water-bearer.
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| − | | 1128. And often the bands of Asasel will work in commonality on the Earth, and this will also be so in the New Age, which beginneth when the time and the sign of the water bearer dawneth.
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| − | | 1129. But therefore, this will be the time for Asasel's bands and also for the bands of Semjasa, that their forms of Spirit are born again into human bodies to fulfill their great task of atonement.
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| − | | 1130. But woe unto the fallible of these bands at that time, because for all their mistakes they have to endure hard punishment and hard rebuke.
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| − | | 1131. All kinds of evil will also be theirs, measured according to how they fulfill their duty.
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| − | | 1132. This will be the time of their greatest proof, and this will also be the time of truth for them.
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| − | | 1133. But woe to those among them, who betray the truth or their duty and task, for at that time, their self-determined inheritance beginneth to become active.
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| − | | 1134. Therefore, they place upon themselves punishment for shunning of duty and task-betrayal, so that they will have to atone seven-fold in punishment for every debt, and also threefold for every repeated failure.
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| − | | 1135. But the bands of Asasel and of Semjasa have placed upon themselves as inheritance, that in the case of non-fulfillment of their duty and task by the end of the time of the water bearer, their Spirit forms will be eternally placed into damnation.
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| − | | 1136. Therefore, will be among them weeping and gnashing of teeth, if they commit a break of their duty, because they have determined for their Spirit forms to be banned into the lowest worlds without progress unto the end of all days, without a possibility of return existing or of lifting, and also that the consciousness shall be active in full force.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1137. Therefore, the fallible and guilty of the bands of Asasel and Semjasa create for themselves the lowest hell, if they fail in and break their duty and task.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1138. But the flaming watchers, Mjkel, Gabrel, Rufael and Fanuel will grab the traitors on that great day, and cast them into the fiery oven of their self-created hell, from which they will never be able to free themselves in eternity and evil torment to then, at the end of all days, painfully burn in the backward crash to a new beginning of Creation.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1139. Therefore, the fallible and guilty of the bands of Asasel and Semjasa will avenge themselves for their unrighteousness and for their failure and for their breaking of duty.
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| − | |-
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| − | | 1140. So they will punish themselves through their inheritance determination for their falling away from their task and duty, therefore, that they became subject to unrighteousness and all evil and misled those, who were born on the Earth and lived there.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1141. And in those days, their self-determined judgement over their Spirit forms will begin, so that they exclude themselves from the bond of Creation and are alone in their long and tormenting destruction.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1142. And self-appointed punishment will be for those, who become guilty or fallible repeatedly of betrayal among the bands of Asasel and of Semjasa.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1143. But considered a break of duty is everything which is of unclean speech, secret or open false speaking against the neighbor, to show non-love toward the neighbor, to harm the neighbor, refuse instruction, to be uncontrolled toward self and toward everything which transgresses against the laws and commandments of Creation."
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1144. So the flaming watcher spoke unto me, and I was frightened, because I saw that the punishment of the inheritance-determination of the bands of Asasel and Semjasa were quite terrible.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1145. So I saw the horror and terror, and also the bands of Asasel and Semjasa, who were the kings and mighty ones, who were laid into the deep valley and beaten into chains.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1146. But they were not kings and mighty in reigning over nations and generations of men, because only their appearance was royal and mighty, because they felt themselves as kings and mighty ones, while in their speculating and striving and thinking and acting they were lower than mankind of Earth, to whom they should be ideal models.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1147. Therefore, in coming times, such a terror and such horror will be for the bands of Asasel and of Semjasa, if again they shirk their duty while they, however, should be the highest leadership of all upper levels.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1148. And I, Henok, wish for them that they remain loyal to their duty and also fulfill it, that they may be spared their self-selected inheritance-punishment of terribleness due to betrayal.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1149. But of them are many in total number, as I have seen, and who belong to the bands of Asasel and of Semjasa, therefore, in total are one hundred forty four thousand and two hundred seven (144,207).
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1150. Semjasa and Asasel and their bands were two hundred in number, when they trespassed against the laws and commandments and also brought all evil to the Earth and among mankind.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1151. But also seven are added to them in the same betrayal, of the ranks of the highest leaders of the JHWH.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1152. And so they were all among themselves of the same kin, altogether therefore two hundred seven (207).
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1153. Among themselves they were brother and sister and father and mother, but also niece and uncle and sister-in-law and brother-in-law and, therefore, connected in all lines of kinship.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1154. But they were the leaders, no matter if they were man or woman, and thus at the beginning of the time of injustice they were the ringleaders.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1155. But with them went great masses of their people, to whom they were the overseers and leaders and superiors, and of them were in total one hundred forty four thousand (144,000).
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1156. But all among them have chosen themselves for duty, that through just leadership and instruction of mankind of Earth they atone for their own guilt and all evil and the evil offence which they created themselves, due to their degeneration and breaking of the law.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1157. Therefore, they are chosen ones of their own duty, resulting from self-committed offence and evil, which they have made themselves duty-bound to remove, while they also have determined for themselves the most evil and eternal punishment, if they should again be rebellious and failing.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1158. But their great activity beginneth only in the distant coming time, while during the time in between until then, everything will be prepared.
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1159. And the total number which has to be found in the distant time, for their own fulfillment of duty, altogether, therefore, have to be one hundred forty four thousand and two hundred and seven (144,207).
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1160. And they have to become duty-fulfilling under a leadership, as I have seen in the green valley of the north, which is like a horseshoe and also looketh like paradise, at which place the wise one liveth with the Head of Days.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1161. But around him shall circle the Spirit forms of the ancient ones in new human bodies, and who at their ancient times were the guilty, whose names were:
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| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1162. Semjasa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1163. Asasel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1164. Andanj
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1165. Lunera
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1166. Ezekeel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1167. Daanel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1168. Urakjbaramel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1169. Arjjsa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1170. Akjbeel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1171. Tamjela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1172. Tamjel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1173. Armers
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1174. Ramuela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1175. Asael
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1176. Asaela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1177. Batraala
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1178. Turela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1179. Turel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1180. Sarakajal
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1181. Arazjal
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1182. Jomael
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1183. Sartael
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1184. Satanon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1185. Samsafel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1186. Zakebel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1187. Tarjel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1188. Terjel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1189. Satana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1190. Larjjsa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1191. Temela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1192. Kakabel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1193. Asradel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1194. Amezaarak
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1195. Karanas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1196. Barakala
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1197. Uralan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1198. Urala
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1199. Armera
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1200. Ubrala
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1201. Melkjseedek
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1202. Mjkel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1203. Andronon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1204. Tekala
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1205. Sarjana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1206. Seruna
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1207. Serunan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1208. Urjanan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1209. Urjana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1210. Mjkeela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1211. Maruunja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1212. Mathan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1213. Sahna
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1214. Armeneel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1215. Jojakjn
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1216. Eljakjm
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1217. Nohan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1218. Ahas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1219. Ahasa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1220. Naheson
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1221. Ertaela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1222. Abrana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1223. Abram
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1224. Usjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1225. Saloma
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1226. Salomon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1227. Salome
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1228. Amon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1229. Seth
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1230. Enos
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1231. Eber
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1232. Lamek
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1233. Metusalan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1234. Sem
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1235. Kenan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1236. Arpaksad
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1237. Askeel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1238. Askeela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1239. Aska
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1240. Sunaeel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1241. Usjjrja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1242. Kadaana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1243. Seraana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1244. Astar
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1245. Kunjja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1246. Terjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1247. Kolter
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1248. Sheran
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1249. Bamas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1250. Godard
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1251. Delja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1252. Koatel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1253. Boan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1254. Nurfan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1255. Nurfaana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1256. Sjlban
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1257. Sjlbana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1258. Mjnaar
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1259. Mjnaara
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1260. Rulaana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1261. Ruulan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1262. Serjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1263. Zaalan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1264. Gjdon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1265. Jakobus
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1266. Ahab
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1267. Gabreel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1268. Gabreela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1269. Karon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1270. Sjrma
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1271. Nohadjsson
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1272. Solan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1273. Krjjbja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1274. Eljja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1275. Eljjas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1276. Ruta
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1277. Ezekeela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1278. Daneela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1279. Haawjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1280. Kardan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1281. Bjljan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1282. Bjlja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1283. Marsan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1284. Marsa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1285. Nolan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1286. Nola
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1287. Nedrjs
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1288. Zakos
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1289. Zanel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1290. Zaneela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1291. Rosan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1292. Xjljon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1293. Xjlja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1294. Moose
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1295. Meerjam
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1296. Urgol
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1297. Amard
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1298. Kettan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1299. Ljljan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1300. Atlaan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1301. Atlaana
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1302. Njgeerja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1303. Laaser
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1304. Leferal
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1305. Toman
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1306. Ukreela
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1307. Mobjjla
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1308. Djjnan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1309. Jehofan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1310. Jahundj
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1311. Mekan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1312. Akaban
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1313. Sjnajn
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1314. Gaskar
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1315. Xerjta
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1316. Madan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1317. Belgon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1318. Assjrjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1319. Lemuran
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1320. Lemura
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1321. Bagdan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1322. Jstanbol
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1323. Kelton
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1324. Kjpron
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1325. Tarjas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1326. Nesaar
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1327. Gurjon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1328. Petras
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1329. Gradjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1330. Amsal
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1331. Xalas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1332. Tjjnja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1333. Grjjlja
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1334. Suuna
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1335. Sjjrep
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1336. Stanan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1337. Ursonalum
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1338. Kjrkentolopon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1339. Adjjsa
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1340. Aljantok
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1341. Glasjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1342. Almanon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1343. Kereton
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1344. Rusjas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1345. Seema
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1346. Trjkla
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1347. Enzjjn
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1348. Sorban
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1349. Japon
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1350. Egatjl
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1351. Zerjan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1352. Tuulas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1353. Helfeton
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1354. Afkranus
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1355. Urbas
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1356. Kjjnan
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1357. Sjjdera
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1358. Kaljnga
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1359. Tumanor
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1360. Uranjel
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1361. Grubal
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1362. Eropan, one of the male leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1363. Astrala, one of the female leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1364. Basjal, one of the male leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1365. Zjkladon, one of the male leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1366. Zjkladja, one of the female leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1367. Nurfana, one of the female leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1368. Njkodemon, one of the male leaders of the JHWH.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1369. And it happened, after I had seen this, that I saw a judgement in a vision, which will enter upon mankind of Earth, as it hath occurred often already since times of old.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1370. Great waters will come over the Earth, and all water containers which are high in the clouds, in addition to the springs which are on Earth, and also those which are inside the Earth, will be opened.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1371. And all waters will combine with the waters, which are up in the clouds.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1372. But the waters which are up in the clouds are the male, and the waters which are down on Earth are the female aspect.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1373. And all these waters will unite to a great flood, and much of life will be annihilated which liveth on the Earth.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1374. Therefore, a crashing of the waters will occur through the power of nature and of the stars, so sinking in great measure will occur on the Earth.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1375. But therefrom mankind may recognize the power of force of the elements and stars, and that these are mightier than all of the will of man living in unrighteousness.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1376. Therefrom mankind may recognize their injustice, which they have committed on Earth and will also commit in the future, so that they change and free themselves from their evils.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1377. And forthwith, I saw the Head of Days thereafter and heard his speech, by which he spoke: "The flood of the waters is not a judgement, because it is only an occurrence of nature in its course.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1378. Man, therefore, may not arise at a sign of the JHWH or at a sign of Creation or at a sign of the wise ones or of the flaming watchers.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1379. Creation doeth not destroy the lives which live on Earth in punishment, also the JHWH doth not do so, neither the Prophet, nor the wise ones and not the flaming watchers of higher worlds.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1380. Never ever existeth or riseth up any anger of destruction in Creation, or in human beings of wisdom or in forms of Spirit.
| |
| − | |-
| |
| − | | 1381. Man alone createth the anger of destruction through his wrong speculating and striving, as it happened through the bands of Asasel and Semjasa.
| |
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| − | | 2239. All human beings are by nature equal, however their upbringing and self-education alter them and make them different after which they then live according to particular vibrations and impulses.
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| | | 50. He must only recognise and accept the truth in order, therefore, to acknowledge and utilize it. | | | 50. He must only recognise and accept the truth in order, therefore, to acknowledge and utilize it. |
| | | 50. Er muss nur die Wahrheit erkennen und akzeptieren, sie also anerkennen und nutzbar machen. | | | 50. Er muss nur die Wahrheit erkennen und akzeptieren, sie also anerkennen und nutzbar machen. |
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| − | | 51. But for this it is required that he fight his own stupidity and acknowledge that the material intellect constitutes no human, if it does not also, in the same measure, work together with the spiritual intellect.
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| − | | 51. Dazu aber ist es erforderlich, seine eigene Dummheit zu bekämpfen, und anzuerkennen, dass der materielle Intellekt keinen Menschen ausmacht, wenn er nicht auch in gleichen Massen mit dem geistigen Intellekt zusammenarbeitet.
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| − | | 52. If that happens, and the human recognises his spirit, the entire abundance of knowledge, wisdom, ability, freedom, love and peace collected in earlier lives comes about again and richly benefits him.
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| − | | 52. Wenn das geschieht und der Mensch seinen Geist erkennt, wird die ganze, in früheren Leben gesammelte Fülle von Wissen und Weisheit, Können, Freiheit, Liebe und Frieden wieder erstehen und ihm reichlich zugute kommen.
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| − | | 53. Knowledge, might, power, wisdom, freedom and love are the creational inheritance of the absolutenesses: They are the human birthright.
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| − | | 53. Wissen, Macht, Kraft, Weisheit, Freiheit und Liebe sind das schöpferische Erbe des Absoluten: Sie sind des Menschen Geburtsrecht.
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| − | | 54. It is a centre of thoughts, might, power and influence on everything and anything.
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| − | | 54. Er ist ein Zentrum von Gedanken, Macht, Kraft und Einfluss auf alles und jedes.
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| − | | 55. It certainly has a body, but it is not the body itself.
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| − | | 56. The body is only an instrument and a servant of the spirit, it is its housing but not its prison.
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| − | | 56. Der Körper ist nur ein Instrument und ein Diener des Geistes, seine Behausung ist aber nicht sein Gefängnis.
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| − | | 57. The body is the temple of the radiating spirit, the self-illuminating inner life, the creational self.
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| − | | 57. Der Körper ist der Tempel des strahlenden Geistes, des selbstleuchtenden inneren Lebens, des schöpferischen Selbst.
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| − | | 58. The body is the castle of the spirit, which brings all powers into motion.
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| − | | 58. Der Körper ist die Burg des Geistes, der alle Kräfte in Bewegung bringt.
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| − | | 59. Thus the human knows, that he also breathes the breath of the spirit and not only the bodily breath.
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| − | | 59. Der Mensch wisse daher, dass er auch den Hauch des Geistes atmet und nicht nur den körperlichen Atem.
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| − | | 60. The human learns of his spirit only through meditation, through knowing inner contemplation, through deep sinking in the stillest chamber of the spiritual self and in which he takes the mirror of the inner life directly in view.
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| − | | 60. Der Mensch lernt seinen Geist nur durch Meditation, durch innere Einkehr kennen, durch tiefes Versinken in die stillsten Kammern des geistigen Selbst und indem er den Spiegel des inneren Lebens direkt in Augenschein nimmt.
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| − | | 61. He may not, however, do it in the form and way as the Earth human does who would be led up the garden path by religious deceivers, because this ‘meditation’ is no spiritual look, rather only a fantasy-filled discharge of unreal wishes of the imagination.
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| − | | 62. Real meditation in spiritual form requires a gaining of understanding regarding his own BEING and self, and that one holds both facts before the eyes that the existence of the eternal reality and truth and the rooted-in oneness of all manifestations - from the star to the form of the substance, from nature to the spiritual life - are altogether only one in creational balance.
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| − | | 62. Wirkliche Meditation in geistiger Form erfordert ein Verständnisgewinnen gegenüber seinem eigenen SEIN und Selbst, und ein sich die beiden Tatsachen vor Augen halten, dass die Existenz der ewigen Realität und Wahrheit und die eingewurzelte Einheit aller Manifestationen vom Stern bis zur Form der Substanz, von der Natur bis zum geistigen Leben, allesamt nur eins sind in schöpferischer Bilanz.
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| − | | 63. Every human is, in his innermost essence, a manifestation of Creation, and only therefore is it possible for everyone to become one with the infinite.
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| − | | 63. Jeder Mensch ist in seiner innersten Essenz eine Manifestation der Schöpfung, und nur deshalb ist es jedermann möglich, mit dem Unendlichen eins zu werden.
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| − | | 64. The contemplation of these truths, of the essential existence of the Creational, engenders knowledge and certainty.
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| − | | 64. Das Nachdenken über diese Wahrheiten der essentiellen Existenz des Schöpferischen erzeugt Wissen und Gewissheit.
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| − | | 65. The direct look at the truth replaces all useless objections; the realisation of the truth makes everything clear to the finest detail, and clarifies itself.
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| − | | 65. Die direkte Schau der Wahrheit ersetzt alle nutzlosen Einwände; die Verwirklichung der Wahrheit macht alles bis ins Feinste klar und erklärt sich selbst.
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| − | | 66. The life on Earth offers the human no complete satisfaction: it is not the entirety - the real finds itself on the other side of the material.
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| − | | 66. Das Leben auf Erden bietet dem Menschen kein völliges Genügen, ist nicht das Ganze; das Wirkliche befindet sich jenseits vom Materiellen.
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| − | | 67. The material life serves only as a guide, in order to reach the fine-sided, the spiritual.
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| − | | 67. Das materielle Leben dient nur als Leiter, um das Feinseitige, das Geistige zu erreichen.
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| − | | 68. The material life is only the area of activity that delivers the human conditions and purposes in order to tie relationships together with the spirit and the greatest of all, the creational.
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| − | | 68. Das materielle Leben ist nur das Tätigkeitsgebiet, das dem Menschen Bedingungen und Zwecke liefert, um Beziehungen mit dem Geiste und dem Allergrössten, dem Schöpferischen anzuknüpfen.
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| − | | 69. It is completely wrong to restrict the field of view of life only to the observable phenomena and to allow the determination of the valuations of the objective worth of things.
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| − | | 69. Es ist völlig falsch, das Blickfeld des Lebens nur auf die wahrnehmba ren Phänomene zu beschränken und die Wertschätzungen vom objektiven Wert der Dinge bestimmen zu lassen.
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| − | | 70. The majestic dignity and extent of life depends on how far it would be elevated to the laws of the innermost life in the highest essence.
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| − | | 70. Die Hoheit und Grösse des Lebens hängt davon ab, inwieweit es zum Gesetz des innersten Lebens im höchsten Wesen emporgehoben wird.
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| − | | 71. The relationships between humans are only justified so long as they themselves are not diverted from the eternal laws of the spiritual nature.
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| − | | 71. Die Beziehungen zwischen den Menschen sind nur so lange gerechtfertigt als sie sich nicht von den ewigen Gesetzen der geistigen Natur ablenken.
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| − | | 72. Neither social welfare, nor national improvements are possible through merely adhering to shadows, and flinging the essential substance in the wind.
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| − | | 72. Weder soziales Wohlergehen, noch nationale Verbesserung sind durch blosses Sich-an-Schatten-heften und Ausserachtlassen der wesentlichen Substanz möglich.
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| − | | 73. The kernel of truth belongs not to a single human alone, because the truth forms BEING and life from everything which actually exists.
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| − | | 73. Der Kern der Wahrheit gehört nicht einem einzelnen Menschen allein, denn die Wahrheit bildet SEIN und Leben von allem überhaupt was existiert.
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| − | | 75. Dies ist der volle Umfang des Erreichten und der Kulminationspunkt aller Aspirationen und Ideale des Lebens.
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| − | | 76. The ethical basis of social and domestic relations is rooted in this integral spiritual comprehension of life.
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| − | | 76. In dieser integralen geistigen Auffassung des Lebens ist die ethische Grundlage der sozialen und der häuslichen Beziehung verwurzelt.
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| − | | 77. Society is the totality of the individuals, determined thereto to penetrate the veil and go in to the realm of the immortal BEING, into Creation itself.
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| − | | 77. Die Gesellschaft ist die Gesamtheit der Individuen, dazu bestimmt, durch die Schleier hindurchzudringen und in die Reiche des unsterblichen SEINs einzugehen, in die Schöpfung selbst.
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| − | | 78. The human interconnections mean nothing less than the striving, in daily life, to live in a spiritual form, which is there in the deep background of all existing beings, but which cannot be found in a deficiency of truth.
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| − | | 79. Thereby (in a lack of truth) the love of the spiritual is more and more lost, and the human sense turns itself more and more to the material and to his material intellect.
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| − | | 79. Dadurch geht die Liebe zum Geistigen mehr und mehr verloren, und des Menschen Sinn wendet sich mehr und mehr dem Materiellen und seinem materiellen Intellekt zu.
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| − | | 83. This truth must remain before the eyes of the human during everyday work, if his deeds and behavior and his thoughts are to be free from selfishness and in harmony with universal events.
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| − | | 83. Diese Wahrheit muss während der Alltagsarbeit dem Menschen stets vor Augen bleiben, wenn sein Tun und Handeln und sein Denken frei von Selbstsucht und in Harmonie mit den Universal geschehen sein sollen.
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| − | | 85. The correct behavior of the family, and the administration of the countries and society, forms a part of the universal determination which has equipped the totality of the being with severe impartial laws.
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| − | | 85. Das richtige Verhalten der Familie und die Verwaltung des Landes und der Gesellschaft bilden einen Teil der universalen Bestimmungen, welche die Gesamtheit der Wesen mit streng unparteiischen Gesetzen ausgestattet haben.
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| − | | 86. The human lives because the Creation exists, and his life must be as balanced and perfect as the Creation itself is balanced and perfect.
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| − | | 86. Der Mensch lebt weil die Schöpfung existiert, und sein Leben muss so ausgeglichen und vollkommen werden, wie die Schöpfung selbst ausgeglichen und vollkommen ist.
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| − | | 88. Der Mangel am Geistigen, für das es wert ist zu leben, oder das Bedürfnis einer praktischen Lebensphilosophie und Lebenspsychologiein der heutigen Zeit, ist vielfach verantwortlich für die Krise im Leben der Menschen und in ihren Belangen.
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| − | | 89. Already for a long time the human, abused with the name “modern”, has undertaken great striving to find peace and freedom, yet, but until now, all his efforts have fruitlessly blown away and escaped.
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| − | | 89. Schon seit langer Zeit hat der sich 'modern' schimpfende Mensch grosse, Anstrengungen unternommen, Frieden und Freiheit zu finden; doch aber sind bisher alle seine Bemühungen fruchtlos verweht und entwichen.
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| − | | 90. Lacking real knowledge and the truth about a healthy reasonable lifestyle, which would give him inner, and real, balance and tranquility, he has devoted himself to abnormal ideologies and corrupting, dangerous and damaging religious philosophies that lead him into yet greater poverty of consciousness, and distance him from actual life.
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| − | | 90. In Ermangelung wirklichen Wissens und der Wahrheit einer gesunden vernünftigen Lebensart, die ihm inneres und wirkliches Gleichgewicht und Ruhe schenken würden, hat er sich abnormalen Ideologien und verderblichen, gefährlichen und schädlichen religiösen Philosophien verschrieben, die ihn in noch grössere bewusstseinsmässige Armut führen und vom eigentlichen Leben fernhalten.
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| − | | 92. Die religiösen Irrphilosophien mit ihren kolossalen Wirrnissen und Wahnansprüchen setzen im Menschen die innere Kraft herab, welche den Geist des Menschen aufrecht erhalten würde und ihm helfen könnte, sein Streben, sich selbst zu übertreffen, zur Blüte zu bringen, und es ihm möglich machen würde, inneres Wachstum und Frieden zu erlangen, die im richtigen Verhältnis zu den äusseren Errungenschaften und Gegebenheiten stehen.
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| − | | 93. As an answer to a long perceived need, here and there, Earth people, who have wrongly been labeled as leading thinkers, have undertaken personal, but dangerously unreal, strivings to take the alleged best out of the religions and bring them into a unity with modern thinking in order to work out a new philosophy of life and new psychology of life for today’s humanity.
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| − | | 93. Als Antwort auf eine langempfundene Notwedigkeit haben da und dort Erdenmenschen, die fälschlicherweise als führende Denker bezeichnet werden, persönliche aber gefährlich-irreale Anstrengungen unternommen, das angeblich Beste aus den Religionen herauszunehmen und mit dem modernen Denken in eine Einheit zu bringen, um so eine neue Lebensphilosophie und Lebenspsychologie für die heutige Menschheit herauszuarbeiten.
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| − | | 94. Doch diese angeblichen und irrealen Denker beachten dabei nicht, dass sie dadurch den Religionswahnsinn abermals vermehren, aus der Unkenntnis heraus, dass sie selbst sehr böse in irrealen Religionen gefangen sind und folglich nur ihnen entsprechend irreal zu denken und handeln vermögen: irreal, wahnsinnig, wahngläubisch, mörderisch und bewusstseinsmässig arm.
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| − | | 96. Yet the human of the new time, the human of the Aquarius era, now stands opposite an easily solvable problem, because if he now lays the foundation stone of the truth, then he obtains a completely new structure of philosophical and psychological values for a happy, free and peaceful spiritual life in the future.
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| − | | 96. Doch der Neuzeitmensch, der Mensch der Wassermann-Aera steht jetzt einem leicht lösbaren Problem gegenüber, denn wenn er jetzt den Grundstein der Wahrheit legt, dann erlangt er eine vollständige neue Struktur philosophischer und psychologischer Werte für ein glückliches, freies und friedvolles geistiges Leben in der Zukunft.
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| − | | 98. If the Earth human now finally recognises and acknowledges this truth, makes himself fully free from all of the religions and their delusional imaginations and finally directs himself after the spiritual and creational laws, than he has been victorious.
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| − | | 98. Wenn der Erdenmensch nun endlich diese Wahrheit erkennt und anerkennt, sich völlig frei von sämtlicheri Religionen und ihren Wahnvorstellungen macht und sich endlich nach den Geistes- und Schöpfungsgesetzen ausrichtet, dann hat er gesiegt.
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| − | | 99. Nur die Wahrheit ist dienlich und bringt dem Menschen Fortschritt; Religion aber ist dem Menschen undienlich und wirft ihn zurück in tiefste Finsternis.
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| − | | 100. So ist die Lehre gegeben durch Semjase, die Tochter des JHWH Ptaah, auf dass der Mensch sie lerne und sie wisse.
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| − | | 101. Es gibt für den Menschen, der zur Wahrheit geht, keine andere Fähre als das Wissen.
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| − | | 103. Dies ist die Wahrheit der Belehrung, belehrt weder hart noch weich, noch scharf, damit die Unwahrheit im Menschen durch die Wahrheit besiegt wird.
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| | | 50. And therefore human beings also chose tin gods out of dead materials, tin gods out of stone and wood and metal, etc. | | | 50. And therefore human beings also chose tin gods out of dead materials, tin gods out of stone and wood and metal, etc. |
| | | 50. Und also erkoren sich die Menschen auch Götzen aus toten Materialien, Götzen aus Stein und Holz und Metall usw. | | | 50. Und also erkoren sich die Menschen auch Götzen aus toten Materialien, Götzen aus Stein und Holz und Metall usw. |
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| − | | 51. And the human beings worship (beg and supplicate) Gods and tin gods and ignore the Creation in all things.
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| − | | 52. Truly however, the Creation is the highest, the might, which gives the power of life to all life.
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| − | | 53. The Creation alone is that, which God wants to be, which he however can never be, namely, the Creation itself out of which all life was born.
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| − | | 53. Die Schöpfung allein ist das, was Gott sein will, was er jedoch nie sein kann, nämlich die Schöpfung selbst, aus der alles Leben gebar.
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| − | | 54. The Creation is the BEING (creational life) and the existence of the life itself.
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| − | | 55. Each God however is only a sad portrayal of human might, full of all human evils.
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| − | | 55. Jeder Gott aber ist nur ein trauriges Abbild menschlicher Macht, behaftet mit allen Übeln des Menschen.
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| − | | 56. Each God is also a creature of a very evil human Ausartung and an embodiment of the evil, as this is also proven in all God writings through his demands and orders.
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| − | | 56. Jeder Gott ist auch eine Kreatur einer sehr bösen menschlichen Ausartung sowie eine Verkörperung des Bösen, wie dies auch in allen Gottesschriften durch die unmenschlichen Forderungen und Befehle bewiesen wird.
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| − | | 57. For as long as anyone can remember God demanded human beings’ blood and lives, and he demanded subservient submissiveness.
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| − | | 57. Seit eh und je forderte Gott des Menschen Blut und Leben, und er forderte untertänige Demut.
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| − | | 58. The Creation however determines not submissiveness, but humaneness and human dignity, and it determines love and life.
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| − | | 58. Die Schöpfung aber bestimmt nicht Demut, sondern Menschlichkeit und Menschenwürde, und sie bestimmt Liebe und Leben.
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| − | | 59. The Creation is creative, and not in the slightest is it also even in a small part comparable with a human being, also not with human beings who call themselves God.
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| − | | 59. Die Schöpfung ist schöpferisch, und in keinster Weise ist sie auch nur in einem geringen Teil vergleichbar mit einem Menschen, auch nicht mit Menschen, die sich Gott nennen.
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| − | | 60. The Creation alone is the Creation, and God remains God and a human being.
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| − | | 60. Die Schöpfung ist allein die Schöpfung, und Gott bleibt Gott und ein Mensch.
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| − | | 61. Not in one iota is God comparable to Creation, even though he claims to be Creator and calls himself that.
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| − | | 61. Nicht in einem Jota kommt Gott der Schöpfung gleich, obwohl er sich anmasst, Schöpfer zu sein und sich so zu nennen.
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| − | | 62. The Creation alone is the Creation, and also God is one of its creatures from the first to the last iota.
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| − | | 62. Allein die Schöpfung ist die Schöpfung, und auch Gott ist eine ihrer Kreaturen vom ersten bis zum letzten Jota.
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| − | | 63. Therefore God is a human being, who elevates himself to something higher than that, which he truthly is.
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| − | | 63. Also ist Gott ein Mensch, der sich selbst zu Höherem erhebt, als dass er dies wahrheitlich ist.
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