Chapter 9
Es said: Now, behold, just as the ship of Litabakathrava had risen upward, starting forth in its departure, the fire-boats of the four false Gods arrived in Paradise.
And the hosts in the boats were discomfited, and angry too, because their boasted audacity was thwarted from having an interview with the Orian Chief and his hosts.
And those in the fire-boats saw one another, and were incensed and jealous, and puzzled to know what to do. Nor would any of them confer with God, Jehovih’s Son, for they had been thus commanded by their respective false Gods.
Now, therefore, after the fire-boats had cruised about a while, displaying their splendor, three of them departed, leaving only the fire-boat of Looeamong’s hosts remaining.
The captain of this boat had said: It is not sufficient that I come here, and find the foreign God departed. I will ascertain what has been said and done, and what these Jehovih worshippers are up to.
So he turned aside and landed his boat, and he and his hosts, arrayed in splendor, went and talked with the inhabitants of Paradise, inquiring, among other things, why the cause of such great rejoicing among the people.
And one of the people, being unguarded, said: Behold, it is well with us that we rejoice; God, Jehovih’s Son, has inspired a new mortal anchorage. He has taken Columbo across the ocean, and showed him a new country, where only the Great Spirit, Jehovih, is worshipped.
The captain of the fire-boat thus discovered one of the plans of God for redeeming the world; but the captain did not disclose his joy, but presently he and his hosts went aboard and departed, making all haste to Hapsendi, the heaven of Looeamong, the false Kriste.
On the day after Looeamong learned this matter, he sent a warship with seven million warring angels to stir up a mutiny among mortals in countries from which Columbo had sailed.
And by inspiration, Looeamong’s warrior angels set the rulers of Spain against Columbo, and had him cast into prison, thus breaking the chain of inspiration between Columbo and the throne of God.
In the meantime, Looeamong’s angels made all haste to have mortal ships and shipmasters of their own kind cross the ocean to the countries Columbo had discovered.
Thus did Looeamong’s mortal worshippers cross over to Guatama, and with them, Looeamong landed and stationed in Guatama one billion angel warriors, sworn laborers to the false Kriste, to establish him in these great lands.
When God saw how evil had already taken root in these countries, behold, he was doubly resolved to obey Jehovih’s commandment, in regard to the inquisitions. In which Jehovih had said:
Let Looeamong carry out the inquisitions, to put to death whomever he will. For it shall come to pass that the spirits of those he slays in Roma, Venice, Napla (Naples) and in all other cities and countries, will remain in their places with vengeance on their souls. And the time will come when you shall withdraw your protecting angel hosts from these cities; and, behold, these angels of vengeance will come forth and visit their wrath upon this false God and his kingdoms. ||
So God was strong in resolution to let evil take its course; and so, in all countries where the false Kriste had been afflicting mortals, God withdrew his protecting hosts, leaving those countries and those heavens to take their course.
And it came to pass that the angels of vengeance came forth for battle: to battle other angels, and to obsess mortals to battle also, and all against the false Kriste.
Thus was opened the door for the split in Looeamong’s doctrines, which was to ultimate in the entire overthrow of the Trinity, and of the Holy Ghost, and of Looeamong also, under his false name.
And so war began again on earth, and in Looeamong’s heavens, concerning himself and his doctrines.
To make matters worse for himself, he established angel emissaries in his earthly kingdom, in Roma, to inspire the popes to cause mortals to be scourged, imprisoned and put to death, for heresy, and these things were done in the name of Kriste and the Holy Ghost.
And it came to pass that no man could express a word or thought, reflecting upon Looeamong’s earthly doctrines or government, without falling victim to mortal and angel emissaries of this false Kriste. Truly, many of these mortal cities were obsessed by angels of darkness and evil.
In course of time, behold, mortals, inspired by vengeance-loving spirits, rose up against Looeamong’s popes and cardinals, and protested against the abnegation of man’s right to think for himself; and these people called themselves protestants, professing that there were two Kristes, a true one and a false one, and, moreover, that they themselves were worshippers of the true Kriste.
Nevertheless, they were also under the inspiration of evil angels, for they fell to work burning and flaying their opponents also.
And God foresaw that now was the time to inspire the western nations of Uropa to great learning, and to science and to philosophy, and to western migration.
So God sent angels to teach man once more the telescope and the art of printing; and to inspire man to question the spiritual powers of kings.
Thus was Looeamong’s power in great measure locked up in managing his disrupted kingdoms, while God’s holy angels pursued the road of righteous development for the coming era of Kosmon.