Chapter 10
Es said: When God saw that Looeamong’s warrior angels had come upon the earth regions discovered by Columbo, God withdrew, saying:
Behold, I will use this as a testimony to Jehovih and against this false Kriste, in time to come. For I will withdraw my angel hosts and give up, for a season, the central lands of Guatama.
And it shall come to pass, that mortals in these lands shall not prosper in peace, nor righteousness, nor in learning, nor in science, nor in inventions, nor in anything good under the sun. For Looeamong’s warrior angels shall obsess them, and they shall build up, and then destroy, and the people of Aliattes [Mexico –Ed.], the Yodopans [the Montezumas –Ed.], shall be destroyed, and the I’tuans and their cities shall be ruined.
|| Now it came to pass, as spoken by God, the central lands of Guatama, from sea to sea, fell under the dominion of the warrior angels of Looeamong, the false Kriste, and they became warriors and destroyers; neither did they rise in peace nor wisdom, nor in anything good under the sun. But they lived as pilferers, debauchees, warriors, murderers and idolaters of the false Kriste. ||
God had said: I will go northward, to the western coast of Uropa, and my angel hosts shall inspire another people to migrate to Guatama for conscience’ sake (Jehovih’s sake).
And it shall be proved, in time to come, that those whom I shall take across the ocean, shall inherit Guatama; and they shall prosper in peace, virtue, wisdom, learning and inventions. And man, in after time, shall witness the difference between the people of Looeamong’s possessions as compared with my own in the northern regions.
And so, God sent his angel hosts among the factions of western Uropa, and inspired mortals to rise up, and depart out of that country for conscience’ sake. And those who were inspired of God crossed over the ocean, and landed in Guatama, and they named the place of their landing Plymouth Rock, saying: For God’s sake and for liberty, help us, O, our Creator.
But they did not say: For Kriste’s sake, or for the sake of the Holy Ghost.
Nevertheless, Looeamong’s angel warriors had accompanied them across the ocean; and when they saw what mortals had done, they departed by means of the mortal ships returning to Uropa; for these angels were too low in grade to cross the ocean without the presence of mortals.
And when they had come to the other side, they reported to Looeamong’s angel generals what had been done by mortals in Guatama, and these angel generals sent a dispatch to Hapsendi, Looeamong’s heavenly kingdom, to learn his will and pleasure.
Looeamong sent back word as follows: Lest the country fall into Jehovih’s hands, send a sufficient inspiring host to obsess all mortals who have thus possessed Guatama. Do not spare them; possess all, or ruin all, in the name of Kriste and the Holy Ghost.
And thus it came to pass, as regards this false Kriste and his affairs with God, namely:
The latter had inspired, for sake of Jehovih, certain other people in northwestern Uropa, who were Faithists in heart, but not practicers of the rites and ceremonies, who called themselves Quakers, to migrate to Guatama, to shape the destiny of the inhabitants to peace, virtue and wisdom; and these Quakers were covenanted to Jehovih, to never engage in war, nor to quarrel, nor to contend with any man for opinion’s sake.
So Looeamong’s obsessing angels fell upon the colonies of settlers in Guatama, and obsessed them to flay and to burn and to exterminate the Quakers, for Kriste’s sake, as mortals said.
And the angels of Looeamong inspired mortals to lie in wait for any other Faithists who might migrate to Guatama.
God had said: Permit these hardships to my people to be recorded, for in kosmon, they shall be testimony of the power of heaven on mortals.
So that these things would become historical, God suffered Looeamong’s angels to raise up, and obsess one Cotton Mather, who devoted his time and labor to the establishing of this false God.
And the said Cotton Mather not only accomplished these wicked deeds, but he put himself on record as a worshiper of Kriste. That which follows, were his words: “September, 1682. “TO YE AGED AND BELOVED JOHN HIGGINSON: “There be now at sea a shippe (for our friend Esias Holdcraft, of London, did advise me by the last packet that it would sail sometime in August), called ye ̳Welcome,’ R. Greenwas, master, which has aboard a hundred or more of ye heretics and malignants called Quakers, with W. Penn, who is ye scamp at ye head of them. Ye General Court has accordingly given secret orders to Master Malachi Huxtett, of ye brig ̳Porpoise,’ to waylaye ye said ̳Welcome,’ as near ye coast of Codd, as may be, and make captives of ye Penn and his ungodly crew, so that ye Lord may be glorified and not mocked on ye soil of this new country with ye heathen worshipers of these people. Much spoil can be made by selling ye whole lot to Barbadoes, where slaves fetch good prices in rumme and sugar; and we shall not only do ye Lord great service by punishing ye wicked, but shall make gayne for his ministers and people. Yours, in ye bowels of Christ, COTTON MATHER.” 1209
Such, then, were the trials of God in establishing Jehovih in Guatama. And yet, the bitterest struggle had not begun.