Chapter 7
The Light of Jehovih being upon Tae, he said: Let the examples of Uz not be lost upon you. But whatever you have learned and acquired, you shall appropriate wisely in Shalam.
For which purpose, it is wise that we now appoint our groups according to what is required; to be added to later, when more are required.
What do you say, then, shall we appoint groups today?
And so, different persons spoke, and the sum of their wisdom was that there should be:
A group of architects;
A group of clothiers;
A group of dietitians;
A group of engineers;
A group of manufacturers;
A group of horticulturists;
A group of agriculturists;
A group of botanists;
A group of nurses;
A group of physicians;
A group of artists (sculpture, painting, gardening, etc.);
A group of musicians.
And these were all the groups required at that time. Accordingly, Tae proclaimed them, and called for volunteers for each and every group.
And these were filled, but since there were only fifty-two members, some of them took membership in two or three groups, so that all were filled.
The Light still being upon Tae, he said: Since you have made the groups, let each group now select a Chief.
Now, many of them spoke up, saying: I neither wish fame for being Chief, nor do I wish the responsibility of the position.
Tae said: Suffer me, then, to declare the Light that is upon me; which is, that you are here to fulfill whatever Jehovih may put upon you, with all your wisdom and strength.
Whether you are made Chiefs or not made Chiefs, it is Jehovih’s work you are here to fulfill, without any regard as to your personal selves.
To covet chieftainship would be selfish; to refuse chieftainship would be selfish.
We cannot found the Father’s kingdom with any other members than those who say, with all their heart, mind and soul: Whatever You put upon me, O Jehovih, that, I will do with all my wisdom and strength. ||
To have faith in this way, is to have faith with practice; such a person is a Faithist in fact.
Now those who had spoken before, relented, saying: O Jehovih, what have I done? Behold, I tripped myself up even at the start. Make this a rebuke to me, O Father, and heap upon me whatever You will.
Tae said: What any one can do, it is well done; where he fails because of incapacity, behold, it is not his fault, but his misfortune.
So, it came to pass, Chiefs were selected for every group.
And Tae was made C’chief. And so, Tae delivered to each of the Chiefs (men and women), a synopsis of duties.