Book of Cpenta-Armij, Daughter of Jehovih

For two whole days Cpenta-armij left the people in recreation, but on the third she ascended the throne; and lo and behold, even in that same moment of time, a light spread abroad over the entire place, so that the people comprehended indeed what was meant by Jehovih’s hand being upon them. And they all resumed their places; at which point Jehovih spoke through Cpenta-armij, saying:

Those whom I brought with Me from Haot-saiti shall be My Council during dawn; but the portals shall remain open on every side.

Those who are not of My Council are not bound to these, My labors, and they shall go and come as they choose, remembering the call of their respective Gods.

For whoever aspires to Me shall come to Me; but the nearest way for many is round about. You, being above grade fifty, are already more to Me and for Me than against Me or from Me, and in equal degree are cast upon your own responsibility. For such is the light of My kingdoms, from the first to the highest: To the child, no responsibility; to grade twenty-five, one-quarter; to fifty, one-half; to seventy-five, three-quarters; but to the emancipated in My etherean realms, responsibility not only to self but to all who are beneath.

And that makes My highest worlds responsible for the lowest, being bound to one another through Me for the resurrection of all.

I come in this day to deliver My Gods down to the earth, to walk on the earth with mortals, raising them up in My name.

Those who shall be raised up in Me, even though still of the earth, shall also be held responsible for all who are beneath them; for with My light and power before them, and doing in My name, those who are beneath them will hold them responsible, not only on the earth, but in heaven, for their labors and words.

The Voice departed, and then Cpenta-armij spoke on her own account, saying: I will now travel once around earth and heaven, seeing with my own eyes and hearing with my own ears, even as is commanded of me by the Father; so I may know from my own experience the condition of mortals, and of the spirits who dwell both with them and in the lowest heavens. He who is still your God shall abide with you on this throne, until I return.

Cpenta-armij then descended and sat at the foot of the throne, and Owks, Ha-o-ha and See-wah-Gon with her, and God went down and took her hand, saying: Arise, O Goddess, and go your way. Then he raised up the other three in the same way, and they saluted and stood aside. Now as soon as God raised them up, the All Light settled upon him, and he again ascended the throne and sat in the middle. Then Cpenta-armij spoke, saying to God:

Jehovih has commanded the raising of a voice in four divisions of the earth; what is your light, O God? God said:

In Jaffeth I have raised up a man named Po, an I’huan of the I’hin side, of grade ninety-five. In Arabin’ya I have raised up a man named Abram, an I’huan of the I’hin side, of grade ninety-five. In Vind’yu I have raised up a man named Brahma, an I’huan of the I’hin side, of grade ninety-nine. In Guatama I have raised up a man named Eawahtah, an I’huan of the I’hin side, of grade ninety-five.

The loo’is who have accomplished this labor are still with their wards, but are apprised of your coming. Behold, I send messengers with you who will answer your commands. ||

So Cpenta-armij departed with her hosts, and entered an otevan that God had previously prepared for her; and she took one million attendants with her, going straight down to the earth. First of all she went to visit mortals and mortal kingdoms, kings and queens, temples and oracles, and then to see Po, Abram, Brahma and Eawahtah, each of whom was sufficiently illumed to see her and to know she was the person of the All Voice.

Next she visited all the heavenly kingdoms belonging to the earth, going first to the heavenly kingdom belonging to Japan; then to Ah’oan, of Jaffeth; then to E’chad, and so on until she saw them all.

After that Cpenta-armij returned to Craoshivi, making a circuit sufficient to examine all the plateaus below the belt meteoris.

During Cpenta-armij’s absence, which was thirty-two days, God extended the receiving grounds of Craoshivi by twelve thousand miles in breadth toward the south, and founded sixty colonies. For even now, ships were arriving daily with hundreds of thousands of angels who were being prepared for the degree of Brides and Bridegrooms to Jehovih, ready for the third resurrection, and more would continue arriving for the four years to come.

Messengers had arrived in Craoshivi daily from Cpenta-armij, so that God knew when she would return. Accordingly he made preparations, and she was received with due ceremony in the name of the Father.

And Cpenta-armij ascended the throne of God and sat in the midst, and a light like a sun settled around her. Her companions, Gods and Goddesses, did not sit near her now, though on the throne to the right and left. While they were taking their respective places, the es’enaurs were chanting anthems, and the awe and majesty of the scene were magnified to the utmost.