Chapter 14
God said: Behold, three conditions are now within the heavens of the earth: Anarchy by the false Gods and their slaves; the confederacy of the Holy Ghost; and the Faithists in Jehovih and His resurrections.
Now, therefore, let my chief loo’is come before me, and hear the decree of God.
The Lord said: When the chief loo’is had come before the throne, God said to him:
Know then, O Thoanactus, you shall go down to the earth, to the land of Chine’ya, and by inspiration bring forth a birth, capable of the All Voice, but not capable of su’is. And you shall accomplish this service so that he shall be born into the mortal world at the time a’ji ceases to fall upon that land.
And you shall provide him with great learning and great adversity, and great experience as well—for he shall establish the fundamental doctrines of the nations of Chine’ya. And his followers shall become the most numerous and peaceful inhabitants on the face of the earth.
And as you prepare for his birth by your mastery over the generations of mortals, so shall you, through these, your hosts, raise up those who shall become disciples. For, however great a man you might raise up, it is wisdom to also have born into the mortal world, at the same era, such hosts of philosophers as shall follow him, and endorse his doctrines.
For by this means the establishment of Jehovih and His light among mortals shall extend the whole length and breadth of that land. What do you say?
Thoanactus said: Jehovih’s will and yours be done. This is a most welcome labor, O God. And I know, the voices of my hosts are with me.
God said: In Jehovih’s name, I crown you, CHIEF OF THE HOSTS OF LOO’IS, for the land of Chine’ya, for the birth of an heir for the All Voice of the Great Spirit.
Thoanactus was then crowned, and his hosts were provided with badges by God, as they were filed before the throne, and the hosts saluted, and departed with due ceremony.
Such, then, was God’s labor to have born into the mortal world, after many generations, one who has become known to the uttermost regions of the earth as KA’YU. Of him, more presently (Chapters 31-37).