Jasheb

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Jasheb

21pts

Jideks:
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16. Who introduced the concept of 'holiness' which was different from the concept of righteousness?

Nymphidis

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Nymphidis

24pts

But the righteous ones were those who wanted to do what was right even when no eye was watching them, but the holy ones were those who did what they did because they felt that some eyes were watching them.

What chapter and verse is this in the book of BELLORUM?

Bellorum 2:8

edan15:
Bellorum 2:8

9pts

How many homos were sealed in their heads in philargas?

otemanuduno:
How many homos were sealed in their heads in philargas?

144,000

geoworldedu:

144,000

27pts

keandre:
How many more questions left?...

20 left... ten to be asked btw today and tomorrow. Ten to come up June 30

CHAPTER FOUR

1. Now the whole earth was almost empty of the homos which were created by the seven sons of God at the beginning. And Nymphidis and Largas thought to make a pit which shall have no end to cast the souls of any homo who disobeyed their rules. Then they called on Deganis who was very skilled in calculation of numbers. Now Deganis was of age on earth, almost like ages spent by the sons of God themselves on earth. But he was not old in countenance and appearance.
2. For Deganis had calculated before how the weight of something had much to do with the force Mother Earthus had planted in the ground. He had also told Nymphidis that the moon had something in common with the waters of the earth. Nymphidis first doubted him on this, but when he remembered how Eartum, the son of God who loved the waters, also loved the moon so much, he believed Deganis' sayings.
3. And when Nymphidis was surprised to see that a bale of wool, which was as large as a handful of his mighty hands, was so light that a little stone was heavier than it, he also asked Deganis how possible it was.
4. And Deganis checked the two things closely and said, maybe there are more spaces in the wool than they are in the stone. For the weight of space is like nothing.
5. And Nymphidis looked closely into the wool and the stone and then he saw that Deganis was right.
6. And Nymphidis made Deganis his counsellor. And when Nymphidis could not make the unquenchable fire which he had thought to make, he asked Deganis how to make it. Then Deganis said, only in a place without the breeze that supports life can you make such.
7. And Largas said, Deganis, you must be ignorant of the teaching of Ephradite. Did he not say that the same breeze needed for life is also needed to keep a fire burning? Now how can we make fire in a place without that breeze? Will the fire not quench in a short while?
8. Then Deganis said, I made my calculations that there could be such place which is naturally hotter than the fire itself. And I make my guess that such place could be the place befitting to cast the souls of the dead people into forever.
9. And Nymphidis said, then where is such place located? We must go there immediately.
10. Deganis replied, the answer is in the statement of Ephradite himself who said that if you go higher, within the stairs of the earth, you will be feeling cooler. Then I thought also, saying, if you go lower, you could be feeling hotter.
11. Then Deganis said, if only we can dig a pit which goes straight through the earth, then we could indeed make a pit that has no end. These confused Nymphidis and Largas and they asked him to explain.
12. Now Deganis searched for something which had the shape of the earth, but did not see. Then Largas said, did Reverad not tell us that the round things in our scrotal sacs are the model of the planet we dwell in? Now shall I fetch mine and you shall teach us what you want.
13. Then Deganis collected one of the testicles of Largas, which was elliptical in shape, and he pierced it through with a sharp object, saying, now the hole made through this thing is the same way the hole of the pit shall be. And indeed there is no bottom and there is no top in this hole which I have made.
14. Now for the earth, it rotates, therefore they which had gotten to the centre of the earth shall rotate with the earth in the hotness of its centre, and they shall not be able to fall freely down because they had not much force to flow through the materials at the centre of the earth. But only heavy things can fall through it and come out at the other side.
15. And when the two sons of God had heard this, they said, then let us try it to see how it would work. Now the mass of the whole earth had been calculated by Eartum before, but no one had taken him serious.
16. Then was Faulkin sent to steal the scroll which Eartum had written. And he search for it for almost half a decade. When he got it, he brought it to the sons of God. Then they began to go through it, because they needed to make an object which would penetrate the earth.
17. And Deganis calculated the force it would take to push something through the earth to appear at the other side like a sphere which was pierced through by a sword.
18. Now did Deganis make his calculation and arrived at a very great force.
19. Then he said, the force needed is so great that it would take the forces of six sons of God who are moving with a very great speed. Then Largas and Nymphidis gathered all the homos in their land to themselves, except the homo erectuses which were at the centre of the continent. And they made an object with diamond and other materials, such that it was a thousand times harder than the diamond itself.
20. And the base of the object had some handles. Then about two million homos and both Faulkin and Nymphidis and Largas and Deganis held on to the great machine which was made. And the machine lifted them to a very great height in space and turned downward.
21. And the other end of the machine was a great drill, which was propelled by the force of the great machine. And the machine entered into the earth with great unimaginable force, which was the combination of all the forces of the people and the two sons of God.
22. Now as soon as the sharp edge of the machine had touched the tip of the earthcrust, many of the people jumped off it, but few of them went into the crust with the force of it.
23. And many died in the belly of the earth. Then did the force of the great machine drill the earth through and came out in a great ocean in another continent.
24. And many of those who jumped down the great machine died off., for they landed on the surface of the earth with much speed; only the winged ones among them survived the flight.
25. Now did great smoke issue out of the pit which had no bottom and it covered the whole land for many days, such that everywhere was dark.

1. In Bellorum Chapter 4, who is the great mathematician?

deganis

Deganis

keandre:
deganis

27pts

2. Who donated his testis to be used as a model?

Largas

Largas

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Largas

30pts

3. How did they make the bottomless pit?

They dug through the earth

deganis collected one of the testicles of Largas, which was elliptical in shape, and he pierced it through with a sharp object

3. digging through the earth core

Oboy see as I de explain...

edan15:
They dug through the earth

12pts

4. What came out of the pit dug by Nymphidis and Largas?

Great smoke