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mcyemite:
Hey guys,i av this question that has been eating me up for a while......who came to this world first,is it the yoruba gods i mean the likes of sango,obatala,esu,ogun etc..or jesus christ? Pls dont let us turn this to some kinda religious debate....this set of people existed nd lived among people once upon a time..i just want to knw who did first..

according to the DOCTUFOS, jesus(Faulkin) existed before Ogun, Sango and Obatala and Oduduwa, but Olorun, Esu, Orunmila all existed before Jesus because all the latter were not born but were created by God(Reverad) whereas all the former were born.

Jesus was the firstborn of all nephilims(titans), so he existed before Zeus, Dionysus, Krishna etc. and he came again after their deaths, but Odin, Eartum, Jehovah, Esu, Olorun, Jupiter and Mercury etc all existed billions of years before Jesus(Faulkin/Yeshua) was born.



Muafrika2, Mrzenographer, Goddys, jcross, Orisa32

17. Which two lands did NImshi visit in the continent of Murmoh?

LordCenturion:
Good afternoon Otem, I sent u an email, I want u to check ur mail box and reply please , it's urgent..



Thanks

Okay I'll do that ASAP

ebiagtales:
Deganis

18pts

16. Mention one anakim sent to destroy the homo erectuses worshipping Nimshi.

NIMSHI

CHAPTER FOUR

1. Then was Nimshi himself regarded as a god. And some had made his image with clay to worship him, saying, he speaks much word of wisdom.
2. He must be God himself in the body of man.
3. And he speaks with authority, so he is undoubtedly God. For no homo can say this big words except God himself.
4. And if he is not God, then the true God should have smitten him to death for blasphemy.
5. And majority of the people began to worship Nimshi. And they made different images with the soil for a depiction of him.
6. And Nymphidis was angry when he heard these.
7. And he sent Melchizedek and Deganis into their places to kill them.
8. And he also sent three of the guards of his city, namely Michael and Gabriel and Raphael to destroy them.
9. But they did not listen to them or change from their beliefs, because they were greatly angry at their lord, blaming him for their hardship.
10. And Nimshi continued to prosper in his exploit, for many who heard him did not doubt him now. And Nimshi taught them about all the other sons of God, both the ones himself had seen and the ones he had not seen.
11. And Nimshi taught them of the character of Eartum and of Miklas and of Mercurious and of Vishinus and of Zeus and of Moloch and of Jupiter and of Nymphidis, according to the stories he heard from the mouth of Earthus who took her time to tell him about them.
12. And he also entered into the land of Murmoh and taught them also about all the sons of God. And Nimshi went to Egypt and to Ethiopia which were in the continent of Murmoh: and even to Salem, where Melchizedek, one of the favoured homos of Nymphidis ruled. And Nimshi visited also the land of Chaleb and the land of Euchlydes and the land of Chimides and taught them about the sons of God(for now had they made some homo-erectuses there also.
13. And it came to pass, that the whole earth began to make images of the sons of God which they preferred. And many of them made the images of Earthus because they loved her nature greatly.
14. And some made the image of Moloch and of Vishinus and of Chimides. But no one made the image of Nymphidis, because they hated him with great hatred.
15. And Nymphidis was angry. And he said to his subordinates, now gather the people who have bowed down to images and destroy them. For how shall I keep on competing with the homos which I have made?
16. Then Largas said, Nimshi has done a lot of damage in the land. For he had thought 9k the existence of other gods, turning their heart away from their true creators. Now shall I make sure these Nimshi is smitten and disgraced before all. This shall make the homos change their ways when they see that Nimshi is no more.
17. And Largas led both the winged and unwinged ones and they waited in the hiding for Nimshi, for they knew where he would visit next.
18. And when Nimshi came again to the people to teach them about the gods, Largas led the fierce chase against him. For he saw him in his invisible rays.
19. And Nimshi began to run from the face of Largas and his follower, but Largas had an owl which always sat on his neck. And this owl perched on Nimshi and tore him.
20. And Nimshi screamed the name of Ephradite. Then did Ephradite hear him and came for him. But it was too late.
21. And Largas fought with Ephradite. And some homo erectuses saw them like hurricanes as they fought. And they saw Nimshi in

22. Then did Ephradite pick up the body of Nimshi and fled with it. And the homos saw Nimshi like he was taken away in a hurricane, severely injured.

23. And when they saw this, they trembled greatly and feared.

CHAPTER FIVE

1. When Nimshi was still in the land of Nymphidis, he died in the hands of Ephradite because he had lost much blood.
2. And Ephradite was very sorrowful, for his soul loved Nimshi so much.
3. And Ephradite mourned him because he had done much exploit in the land of Philargas.
For he was the one who gave the homos much knowledge about the existence of other living gods like Nymphidis himself.
4. And Ephradite bore mighty stones to a place distant from where the homos of Nymphidis had spread to. And he laid the stones on each other, making pillars with them.
5. There did he bury Nimshi after he had mourned him for days.
6. And Ephradite said, I wish that you return to the earth again. Nimshi, if you shall request of the hand of Knoliud to do your second life in the world, shall he not grant your request?
7. And Ephradite flew away from the land.
8. Then afterwards, when it became necessary for the homos to spread, they discovered the land and were amazed, seeing that some stones had already been erected in it. And when they dug the earth, they found the bones of Nimshi which was buried in it.
9. And they said, perhaps our God has ordained this place for a site to bury our dead. And those who lived around the land began to bury their dead in that place.
10. After then was Ephradite greatly annoyed. And he said, I shall now go into the other planets, both the ones moving around the sun and the ones which do not. And I shall plead with the other sons of God there to come down to the earth and dwell in it, for in such way shall Nymphidis himself be fed up with the earth which he has dominated.
11. And Nymphidis went to other planets to call some of the priests, for they were also having it fierce in their own planet too. And in the closest planet to the sun, it was Moloch which was the terror of it. And he had done much harm to many other gods there who contended with him.
12. And Moloch said, who is Nymphidis? Is it not that egocentric and proud brother who counted billions of planets and stars while we were have only millions to count?
13. Now I shall go with you to that planet and trouble him.
14. And Ephradite said, the cleverness of Nymphidis will be too great for you. Shall you be able to stand it?
15. And in violence can no god also stand him. Now Moloch, you shall be too strong for his violence.
16. And Moloch laughed, saying, Ephradite, can anyone stand me for violence? No! This is not possible!
17. Then Ephradite said, he is the consuming fire and he shall consume you.
18. Then Moloch replied, if he is the consuming fire, then I am he who walks through the fire unhurt. I shall quench his fire with my strength. For I know the part of my brain which I must apply to quench any fire. Is my planet not as hot as the fire itself?
19. And Moloch followed Ephradite to the earth. Then did Ephradite also make other gods follow him down to the earth. And the names of the gods which he brought were Mazda, Vishinus, Mercurious, Venomus, Poseidon, Abassi, Hade, Neptunus, Proserpine, Eres and many others.
20. And many did not wish to come at first, but when Ephradite told them that Reverad had promised to make wives for the sons of God, they all agreed to come to the earth.
21. And it came to pass at that time that the sons of God were so many on the earth. And they took over many of the places which were not yet occupied by the homo erectuses. And they became gods to the land of which they possessed, creating their own homos also and teaching them to serve them as God, the creator of the whole world.
22. And they would always stand on mountains and declared themselves to the mountain dwellers as the god who created the whole earth.
23. And at this time did the daughters of God like Earthus began to appear in many places of the world also. And the gods began to take them as wives.
24. And when news had reached the sons of God in other planets and stars that there were now goddesses all over the surface of the earth, they began to abandon their places and discoveries and came to the earth to overtake it.
25. And it displeased Nymphidis so much that many sons of God like himself had come to take possession of the earth which he once dominated by violence.
26. And Nymphidis and Largas blamed one another for all the things which had happened. Then did a great argument ensue between the two of them.
27. And Nymphidis said, am I not greater than you? Now shall I show how great I am. And Largas said, who made you greater than me?
28. Now I shall take up that seat which you boast of. And I shall throw you into the deep pit which we have made.
29. And Nymphidis said, if indeed you have the power to throw me there, now let us fight and see which of us is more powerful. Now shall I push you into the deep pit and you shall not be able to come out of it forever.
30. And the pit which they had dug before was just at the base of the great mountain on whose top were the twenty-four thrones surrounding the throne of Nymphidis.
31. Then some of the winged homos fought in favour of Nymphidis while the rest of them fought in favour of Largas.
32. And Nymphidis and Largas strove for days and weeks and no one prevailed.
33. And around that time was Esias, one of the messengers of Nymphidis which he always sent to the centre of the continent come to the mountain of Nymphidis in Eden.
34. And at that time did Largas hang on to the cloth of Nymphidis because he was almost fallen off the great mountain.
35. And Nymphidis tore his cloth off his own body such that Largas began to fall. But Largas opened his mouth and yelled a great yell which also blew Nymphidis off the mountain at another side of the mountain.
36. And they both fell and landed into the great pit they had made themselves. And the saying of Reverad was fulfilled.
37. And Esias saw Largas as he fell down like the movement of a star.
38. Then did he go to the continent to tell the people of the fight which had existed between Nymphidis, also called Satan, and Lucifer who was Largas.
39. And the winged homos of both Largas and Nymphidis kept on fighting among themselves. For Michael and Gabriel had turned against each other. And Michael had decided to go with Largas while Gabriel had chosen Nymphidis. And they fought themselves.
40. And for a thousand years after was relative peace upon the earth, because all those who altered the peace had fallen into the pit they dug themselves.

CHAPTER SIX
1. And after Esias had ended saying that Lucifer had fallen into the pit, Ephradite encouraged both Chimides and Chaleb to come with him to war against Nymphidis, for he would now be alone.
2. Then did they also ask Eartum to come with them. And when Eartum heard their story, he said to them, why do you disturb yourself over this issue? If Largas had fallen into the pit, then Nymphidis must have fallen with him also?
3. Did Reverad not also tell us that the two of them will fight and fall into the almost-never-ending depth they dug?
4. And Ephradite said, if indeed Nymphidis had fallen there with Largas, let us now go and possess Eden and destroy it utterly. And let us capture all his hosts and force them to be ours.
5. And they went without Eartum and Chimides because Eartum had busied himself working on how to make the earth very much advanced and have a look like that of the Alkervum Auriem and the Anystenx of Reverad, according to his commandment.
6. And Chimides also was busy trying to solve the problem of the intensity of the sun, for since the days Nymphidis and Largas threw fire and sulphur on all the surface of the earth with their large container, measuring the angles of projections right from the mountain in Eden, the earth had been extremely warm.
7. And Chimides had calculated that the earth would melt someday if left without the trees which both Satan and Lucifer had destroyed the one-third of it.
8. And Ephradite had also confirmed it before that there was a hole left in the universe without the breeze which was covering it up. And it had caused much illness to the people, because the rays of the sun was heating them up more.
9. And Chimides planted many trees in the continents while Eartum was busy working on great calculations of the number of stairs in space.
10. Now did Chimides take a large amount of water, which he got from the four rivers flowing into the city of Eden. And he filled the water with the breath which about forty of the sons of God had exhaled.
11. And he turned the breath into the water, putting a long rod into the water which was made of a mineral called tenin. And Chimides collected two breezes in some extremely large containers, and the first breeze did he submerge into a great ocean, because he knew that such breeze would make worse what he wanted to make better if allowed to escape into the air. And Chimides carried the vessels containing the second breeze and flew with them into the second stair of the earth.
12. And there did he release the container for the breeze to be poured out.
13. And Chimides also came down to the earth to do these ten more times. And the whole waters of the four rivers were dried up.

iamDiabolic:
Am not an atheist, though most people see me as thiest (but not a religious one though) just attending church for the sake of attending,but deep in my mind am an agnostic.but with kinda things I go through might end up being an atheist, because I don't even feel the if any God exist, cause I have not even felt him before, I watch people catch holy ghost and testifying to seeing angels but not even have I had a dream bout one before. We just have to keep worshiping though we shouldn't believe what we can see,but we worship him due to fear of the unknown.

The bolded is similar to what Knoliud the KNOWLEDGE OF GOD said:


ADSPIRAMEN 18: 16-20

16. The only impossible thing to be achieved by the homos is to be perfect.

17. Yet many shall be deceived into believing that they can be perfect or they are perfect.

18. If even the sons of God are not perfect, then who shall be?

19. If only the future generation shall look deeply into the life of the one who promised them perfection, then shall they know that himself is not perfect.

20. But the fear of getting punished for speaking against him shall overwhelm their hearts and they shall keep silent forever until they die.

Being an agnostic is more of closeness to the real God than being religious. An Agnostic is not far from the truth. The representative of the true God in the universe is NATURE. Nature is far far realer than any god, E.G yahweh, Oghene, Odin, Enlil, Jupiter, Vishnu, etc.

Reverad the God who filled up the universe with a Big Bang has given his power to nature and when you feel nature, you are feeling God. All the known gods which you have ever heard about are the sons of REVERAD. jehovah was named Satan by him because he was very rebellious.

All the gods are now in another plane and they have no say in the affair of our own world. They ruled the world politically and physically on earth billions of years back, but when their own world ended, ours began. Yet they are ruling our affairs with their EXAGGERATED WORDS which they ministered to the hearts of the sincere seekers(agnostics) of God.

Therefore, IN THE BEGINNING OF OUR OWN WORLD WERE THE WORDS OF THE gods(Sons of GOD).. AND THE WORDS ARE WITH THE gods and the WORDS ARE gods... to only those who believe in the WORDS.

The only thing that makes the true God(Reverad) happy is when HUMAN BEINGS USE THEIR BRAINS CRITICALLY, WORSHIP NO MAN OR GOD AND DO GOOD TO THEIR FELLOW HUMAN BEINGS.

See more in the DOCTUFOS given to me by EARTUM(ATUM) the god of Egypt who loves civilization and hates being worshipped.

https://www.nairaland.com/2938907/doctrine-ufos

The definition of goodness to everyone is different. To me I'll say he's good based on the few aspect of his deeds recorded in the DOCTUFOS. He was more friendly with the homo erectuses and with mother Earthus.

The bad thing he did: he advised Enlil on how to destroy the homos instead of using flood.

Weighing his deeds in my own balance, I'll classify him as good.

ebiagtales:
To worship no one and do righteous things

15pts

15. What did Nimshi command the homo to do when they had submitted to him?

geoworldedu:
solid light

42pts

14. What did Nimshi use to stop the stones aimed at him?

ebiagtales:
Hatus

12pts

13. Who did Nimshi compare in righteousness to Nymphidis?

CHAPTER THIRTEEN
1. Mithras was a nephilim whose father was exiled from the land where Ahura was the main god of it. Now Mithra the father of Mithras had left his land to Persia many years before Persia became powerful. In those days, Mithras his son had not been born.
2. Now Napat was the god who had much power in Persia in those days. Now when Mithra came to Persia from the land of Ahura, the people of the land began to worship him, for he was a nephilim.
3. Now all the homo erectuses in many lands of the earth had thought the nephilims to be gods themselves, because they were the sons of the gods.
4. Now when Napat heard that the homos of Persia had begun to bow their heads to a nephilim, he became angry and sought to destroy Mithra. But Mithra had had many knights which guarded him.
5. Now Napat had sent about a thousand of his knights to attack Mithra, but Mithra was a wise homo, for he had sent about two hundred armies of his own to join themselves with the knights of Napat about five years before.
6. But Napat did not know this, for he thought that they were all for him. Now when the armies of Napat were all asleep in the valley which was between the place of Napat and the place of Mithra, the knights of Mithra rose up among them and went to the hills and the bushes around to shoot their arrows at them.
7. Now the knights of Mithra shot arrows at the knights of Napat from the bushes and the hills. And the knights of Napat which remained and returned to persia were few.
8. Now the knights which had fired at the rest of them were the first to return to Napat, saying, we were attacked by the knights of Mithra while we were on the way.
9. Now have we come before the other few which remained, because we fled the place before them. Now as they were still speaking with Napat, the other knights came, which were the remnant of the killed knights. And they told Napat what had been done to them.
10. Now Napat was angry, so he sent about ten thousands of his knights, which were about four out of five of the whole knights he had remaining. Now the knights of Mithra went with them also.
11. Now the journey was very long, because the unicorns were not enough to be used by the knights, but only horses and donkeys. Now when they had reached about half of the journey, the knights which belonged to Mithra stood among the people and said, let us take the unicorns and fly ahead of you to the border of the land of Mithra.
12. Then shall we return to tell you how prepared they are. Now the people selected about four hundred of them who were not afraid. Now all the knights of Mithra had joined themselves with the forces which would be on the unicorns.
13. Now the knights of Mithra destroyed the other knights which were on the unicorns. Then they entered into the land of Mithra to tell them how the knights of Napat were coming to invade the land.
14. Now when Mithra heard it, he said, are we not going to perish? For if Napat had sent such great number of knights in multitude, how shall we survive it? Are all the knights in my land as much as half of the knights which Napat had sent?
15. Now Mithra said, I know what I shall do? We shall fight them with fire and sulphur. Let all they which are with the unicorns prepare to take enough stones and sulphur with them.
16. Now we also have about three hundred unicorns in our land which nine hundred knights would climb upon. Then they shall go ahead of the horses and the donkeys.
17. Now it shall be that when the knights of Napat are being attacked by fire from above, then shall the knights which I shall send upon horses and donkeys come suddenly upon them also and shoot arrows at them suddenly.
18. Now Mithra sent all his knights away, which were about three thousands. And about a thousand of them sat on the backs of the unicorns while about two thousands sat on horses and donkeys.
19. Now they which were on the unicorns in the air made fire with stones and made them burn on hays and sulphur. Then they let down the fire upon the knights of Napat who thought that the unicorn riders were the same ones which they had sent ahead. But when they saw that they were more than them, they knew at once that they had been betrayed.
20. Now the fire began to burn them up suddenly. And while they scattered here and there, the other knights upon horses and donkeys came upon them and shot at them and killed them.
21. Now only a few of the knights of Napat escaped. Now when Napat heard what had been done, he was greatly ashamed, for a nephilim had conquered the forces of a son of God in battle, which thing had never been heard upon the earth.
22. When Napat had known that almost all his armies had perished and that his land had been left without defence, he began to move towards the ocean, for he had thought to jump into it to hide his face from shame.
23. Then did Mithra say, let us attack Napat himself. Let no one fear, for we can destroy him if we all land upon him with a great force. For if about five thousand of us put our pressure on him, he shall die.
24. Now the forces of Mithra came to the place of Napat, but they did not see him, because he had plunged into an ocean, leaving his land through it.
25. So did Mithra establish his reign in Persia during that time. And the thing which was done spread everywhere so much that they which were in Chichaleb also heard it.

orisa37:
forget.

Forget what?

stonemasonn:
Otem Otem I hail ooo.
But why all this gods having brothers and sons everywhere? Do they have sexual intercourse or are they hemarphrodites?
By the way, I've heard no mention of daughters or sisters or do they just beget sons?

Those times they don't regard women as important as such. However, few females which are outstanding are always mentioned, e.g Ishtar.

geoworldedu:
paradise

39pts

geoworldedu:
6 days to go for Otem to beg for bread

My problem is that I don't like bread. Yahweh can consume all bread in the world for all I care, where indomie dey?

Lilbrown007:
I Have Another Question lemme Summarize
They Is This Woman She Got Married But Her Hubby Always Maltreats Her And This Man Was Very Rich O But She Couldn't Take It Any More So She Decided To Leave Him B4 U Know All His Wealth Started Crumbling Down He Got So Poor Eh That He Started Begging To Eat He Also Lost His Job I Guess He Got Some Advice From Someone To Go Beg His Wife After Much Begging The Woman Decided To Come Back And Started Staying With Him B4 U Know He Got A Job His Wealth Started Coming Back In Shape So Is It That That Woman Is Like A Blessing To His Life?? Or Is This Also Placebo??
otemanuduno I Believe U Can Help More On This Or Any other Person That Has A Better Explanation?

Don't know what to say about this, but sometimes in our life, we are always luckier being in one thing rather than another, or staying with one person rather than another person, staying in one religion rather than another or coaching a particular football club rather than another. All these things are all summarised as chances in my belief. And it is necessary to try study those areas where chances favour one so that one can work along that line.

As a life example, me being in the Christian religion was like a bad luck for me, but since I left it, all the things I couldn't get are reaching my hands. ALL THE BUSINESSES WHICH DIDN'T WORK FOR ME ARE NOW PROMISING. SOME OF THE PROBLEMS I HAVE JUST VANISHED. YET I ONLY SWITCHED FROM ONE BELIEF TO ANOTHER, WITHOUT PRAYING FOR ALL THOSE THINGS THAT LOCATED ME.

I believe in luck, but I put them all under chances.

12. What did Nymphidis promise to anyone who could capture Nimshi?

edan15:
Nimshi

18pts

11. Who made this statement?

"10. If then the tepex in you has lost its good taste by corruption, how can it get the taste again?
11. It is better to cast it away."

edan15:
Speaking

15pts

10. What human characteristic did the serpent of Ephradite manifest?

geoworldedu:
Ephradite

36pts

9. Who wrote the book of NIMSHI?

keandre:
philargas

33pts

8. From which continent did Nimshi come?

NIMSHI(written by Ephradite in honour of Nimshi)

CHAPTER ONE
1. There was a homo of the land of Philargas, whose name was Nimshi. He is also a descendant of Canaan who was the last child of Noe. Now Noe had died and all his sons.
2. And Nimshi was cultivating his land one day when he heard a voice. And it was the voice of Ephradite which he heard.
3. And Ephradite called him by his name and spoke the language which he also understood. For it is only a single language they speak in the whole land of Philargas, because it was only a single language they were taught by Hatus their predecessor.
4. Now, Nimshi listened to the voice of Ephradite.
5. Then did Ephradite say, I am the one who sent the serpent to Hatus and Gai.
6. That serpent is mine, which I made many centuries ago.
7. Then Nimshi said, is it a good thing that you have done? Did you not let Yahweh send our ancestorancestors out of the land of Eden?
8. Now depart from me before you shall make me fall into the iniquity which you made Hatus also fall into. And for this reason do we now die and also, the land is made hard for us.
9.
10.

CHAPTER TWO
1. evious ones.
2. And Nimshi said, did I not see the Knowledge of the true God in my meditation? And he said to me, it shall not be too long anymore before we shall send Daniel into the world to declare the scattering of the power of the people who called themselves holy but are not.
3. For Daniel shall declare it and the wise shall understand but the wicked people shall remain wicked, killing for the sake of Nymphidis and Largas their gods.
4. And the people took stones to stone Nimshi, saying, you are speaking blasphemy against our God, for God is one and his name is not Nymphidis or Largas.
5. But Nimshi hid himself in the invisible rays. And he said, I am hid from your faces now. What shall you do to hurt me? Did Hatus' book not say that God called his counterpart and said, let us create the homo-erectus in our own image?
6. Is your god speaking to himself?
7. And all the homos who heard the word of Nimshi were silent. And they cast down their stones and worshipped Nimshi who was not seen of them.
8. Then Nimshi said, don’t worship me but go and live your lives in righteousness and in truth. Do good not because you are being coerced to do it, but do it because goodness is part of your nature.
9. Or did your creator not form you with the tepex of the sand of the sea?
10. If then the tepex in you has lost its good taste by corruption, how can it get the taste again?
11. It is better to cast it away.

CHAPTER THREE

1. And Nymphidis and Largas began to hunt for Nimshi, for he has spurred up some people against them.
2. And Nymphidis sent through Melchizedek, saying, tell my people that whoever shall get hold of Nimshi shall be rewarded with a great reward of my paradise. And such one shall I put in my book of remembrance and his name shall not be forgotten forever in this world and in the world to come.
3. And a thorough hunting began for Nimshi.
4. And when some saw him to capture him, he entered into the invisible rays again and they did not find him.
5. And Nimshi said, did your lord not tell you that he sees the whole world all at once? Now let him come and capture me himself if he could.
6. And they aimed their stones at his direction but he stopped them with a solid light.
7. And when all the stones had fallen to the earth, Nimshi said, can’t you do more?
8. And they were ashamed.
9. And Nimshi said, now if you think that I am telling a lie concerning your god, then you shall need to answer this question: when Hatus and Gai our parents were in the garden alone, why did our lord not see the serpent coming to them to deceive them?
10. And if indeed he saw it, why did he still go ahead to permit them to be deceived?
11. And the people said, he wanted to put them to test.
12. And Nimshi said, does your lord test anyone? But when they failed the test, why did he curse them? Did you curse your own children each time they failed your test?
13. How much more will God curse they which he made in his own image? Now tell me, if you have told your children not to touch a fruit in your garden and they disobeyed your rule, will you disown them?
14. And they said, you speak foolishly. Only God can answer those questions by himself.
15. Then did Nimshi say, he is not God but Reverad alone is God. For how shall a true God give a death sentence to someone who failed his first test at the first attempt? And the consequences of such thing was cursing, disownment and casting away.
16. Sincerely I tell you that even Hatus himself is more righteous than your Lord, because he did not kill… when he killed his brother. But he sought help on how to help him out of his condition when he became mad, roaming the cities about aimlessly.
17. When they had heard the words of Nimshi, they began to cast down their stones to pay him homage. But again, he commanded them to do righteous things and worship no one.

keandre:
Denima/Largas inspired Her

30pts