Book of Es, Daughter of Jehovih

When the Lords of the Holy Council of Kalla-Hored, the heaven of the false Mohammed, had expressed their hopes and fears regarding the fire- ship descending to Paradise, Thoth, alias Gabriel, said:

Let those who fear, speak; let those who do not fear, also speak. I will know my Lords and Holy Council.

Behold, I am a warrior God. I do not profess peace yet practice war, like the Triunes. I both profess war, and I practice it.

I made Looeamong. When he chose to have himself established as Kriste, I established him. When he denied me justice, I exposed him in heaven and on the earth as the false Kriste. When he refused me the heavenly kingdom which he promised, I took it, and established myself.

I made you Lords of my Holy Council; I drove away from the earth a thousand false Lords, and broke up the oracle-houses of mortals.

What, then, do I have to fear from a foreign God coming to the heavens of the earth? Behold, these heavens belong to those who are born of the earth. Let the foreign Gods return to worlds where they were native born.

If this God has come to battle me, on behalf of Jehovih’s God, let him come. Till he or I shall be cast into hell, let the battle wage.

Did I not send to hell the daring Goddess, Ashtaroth; and the mighty Baal after her? And all the Argos’yan (Greek) Gods and the Gods of Roma, silence and cast into torments?

Now, behold, I will send an arrow-boat, a million strong, to Paradise, and banter this adventurous God to give me battle. Better to try our respective powers, as to who shall go down, than to live in uncertain surmises as to such a God’s business in another God’s heavens.

Then let my marshal provide an arrow- boat, armed with shafts of fire and water, and choose a million warriors for this adventure. Over them, my warrior Lord, Justin, shall hold command.

And he shall go to Paradise, greeting, in the name of God-Gabriel, to know of the coming God by what right he has ventured near my holy kingdoms.

So it came to pass that Thoth dispatched a boat to Paradise, as he had commanded.