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alexistaiwo:Jehovah and Allah is the same and he is also called Nymphidis |
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Chapter 2 1. At what floor did Reverad lay down the sun? a. seventh b. seventeenth c. seventieth |
Now we shall proceed to chapter 2. Still 10 questions. |
philfearon:6pts |
10. What did Reverad send his priests to space to do?
a. To count the stars b. To count the spheres c. To build heaven |
Rich4god:24pts |
Rich4god:21pts |
9. What did Reverad want to avoid by not giving them the vision they demanded? a. Competition b. Clash c. Commotion |
8. What did Reverad give to his priests instead of vision?
a. Power b. Wings c. Division |
CHAPTER EIGHT OBSERVATIONS OF EPHRADITE 1. I, Ephradite, the son of God began to love the creeping things which were loathed by Nymphidis. 2. Lo, I made the serpents and the worms and many creeping things for my own pleasure. 3. I, Ephradite, love them all with all my heart and wished them to live forever. 4. I fashioned the worms and serpents and all creeping things according to the pleasure of my heart. 5. I also love to observe the air--the land breeze and the sea breeze. 6. In my conflict with Nymphidis, I quenched his fire with my breeze and he was amazed. 7. He thought he had made unquenchable fires but I proved him wrong. 8. I have sorted out the breeze and I know what part of it can sustain fire and what part can sustain living beasts. 9. According to my findings, the part of the breeze which can sustain the beasts is the one which can sustain the fire. 10. I have observed the breeze in space and I discovered that they do not contain the breeze element that can sustain life of creatures like beasts and the homos. 11. I sorted the breeze into different parts. I had nine hundred breezes altogether. 12. Some of my breezes are colourless, odourless and tasteless. 13. I discovered a breeze which can incite laughter. I also discovered one which can cause deafness and blindness as well. 14. Some of my breezes are heavy while some are light. Some are harmful to the health of the beasts while some are not. Some smelled rotteness while some smelled good. 15. I have discovered that the breeze which can sustain the burning of fire is the same as the one which can sustain lives, but this is lacking in space. 16. The breeze which can quench fire is the same one needed by Chimides' trees and shrubs and all the trees and shrubs formed during the great bang. 17. I have made several vessels to keep my breezes in them. 18. However, some of my worms are so strong that they do not need the breeze which supports lives, yet they live. 19. My worms do not die when they did not get the breeze they needed while they were in space. So they did not also die in Nymphidis' fire. 20. My worms knew how to defend themselves when they do not have the needed breeze to breath in. They fold up and remained still for years until the needed breezes are around. 21. I began to think of how to form my serpents in that fashion too so that they could survive Nymphidis' fire. 22. Nymphidis had burnt many of my creeping beasts alive and my soul hated him for this. |
CHAPTER SEVEN THE FIRSTBORN OF THE LIVING 1. Mother Earthus was fed up with the intimidations of Nymphidis such that she decided to walk far away from him. 2. We, the sons of God, begged her to stay and she obliged. However, I suggested to her that she reduced her pulling force buried in the earth such that its impact does not go too far. 3. Earthus agreed and decreased the impact of the force by two-third such that the impact do not get felt in the second stairs of space. 4. Nymphidis soon began to compel Murmoh to approach Earthus and lie with her (in those days no one had lain with the opposite gender). 5. Murmoh was afraid to do it until Nymphidis convinced him to do it. 6. I heard Reverad when he said that this is acceptable to him, Nymphidis said. 7. But he mentioned your name, not Murmoh's name. He said that you should do it, not Murmoh, Chimides defended Murmoh his friend. 8. Yes the great Reverad said so, but I feel that since Murmoh has done nothing all his life, then this should be his first feat, Nymphidis said. 9. Now Nymphidis was only clever, for he feared doing it himself. 10. Nymphidis convinced us all into accepting that Murmoh was the right son of God to do that. 11. Murmoh wept and trembled as he entered in with Mother Earthus and slept with her, thereby taking away her long-kept virginity. 12. Murmoh was cold after doing it and he wept as he felt great power had gone out of him. He told it to us and we all laughed. 13. How was the taste of it? Nymphidis asked playfully. 14. I felt I have lost some of my powers, Murmoh complained. 15. What use is power to you, O Murmoh? Nymphidis raised up his voice. You only store power without using them. 16. Murmoh kept silent for a week in sorrow for he felt guilty doing it with Earthus. 17. Earthus soon began to have her womb rise up and we feared that the liquid released into her body by Murmoh was only a poison to her soul. 18. We were all amazed when a giant homo with furs arose. Earthus had given birth. 19. The furs were dark like scarlet and the creature seemed too ugly for our liking. He had some resemblance to Murmoh who was black in complexion too(the only one among us who was having a dark complexion). 20. Thus we had the first homo to be born by flesh and not by the impact of the bang. He is called Faulkin, the firstborn of all creatures. 21. Faulkin was of great stature as he grew. Soon we began to see Mother Earthus' womb rise again after a while. 22. We had no idea who impregnated her this time around but Murmoh said he had no idea who did this at this time. 23. Mother Earthus herself testified that she did not know who slept with her because she was probably drunk with wine from Chimides' vineyard. 24. It went down thus until Earthus gave birth to a female of her kind. She looked fair and beautiful enough that we were all tempted to claim it as ours. 25. Nymphidis and Ephradite claimed they own it. Chimides claimed it too but I and Murmoh kept silent about it. 26. A great conflict ensued between Ephradite and Nymphidis over the ownership of baby Waldis, according to the name she was called by Mother Earthus herself. 27. Faulkin himself loved baby Waldis so much that he fell in love with her. 28. Ephradite and Nymphidis fought over the ownership of Waldis for over a decade. 29. Nymphidis fought with fire, thunder and lightnings while Ephradite fought majorly with his reptiles--serpents and worms. 30. In the fight, Nymphidis set his fire on Ephradite's serpents and worms but only the serpents died while the worms survived. 31. Ephradite began to think that the same thing which killed his beasts in space must have been responsible for the death of the serpents in the fire, but his worms did not die again in the fire too. 32. Their fights ended after Faulkin and Waldis were suddenly discovered missing. 33. Nymphidis thought Faulkin must have taken Waldis away into a faraway place for her safety, but I, Eartum, thought Faulkin must have taken her away to have her as his own alone because I perceived he loved her greatly. 34. Earthus mourned the loss of her children for days which rolled into years. |
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR 1. And the destruction of the great vessel of Deganis caused great death among the homos. 2. Because only eighty and two homos survived it, besides Nymphidis and Faulkin who were not homos made by hands. The rest went drowned in the water because they could not swim. 3. And the eighty-two souls which remained were Deganis, Aeriel, Rauel, Chapetan, Cirius, Chami, Regel, Manimor, Mephedec, Gumid, Palitus and Velech all which were the creatures of Chaleb. 4. And the creatures of Euchlydes which survived the disaster were Lamur, Chetur, Haleb, Belitis, Medo, Farafat, Parfos, Coriel, Marmech, Lacris and Setub. 5. And the creature of Largas who survived were twelve. And their names were Cumim, Horiel, Metur, Manimor, Nimelech, Esra, Patiel, Jados, Dultiel, Siperet, Dadinimalel and Colominis who was a dwarf. 6. And the homos which were made by Chimides and survived the disaster were Lagonis, Volumis, Sagnon, Bel, Zedec, Bakuni, Murminis, Cradiel, Jasheb who was a scribe, Lemech, Bachus, Sirigus, Keltiel who was an expert in construction of towers, Farkin and Melech. 7. And the homos made by the hands of Ephradite and survived the disaster were Clemus, Lacrus, Falach, Dadoni who was also very skilled in crafts, Regalis whose garden was large in the land of Chimurmoh before it was divided, Nuel, Sema, Zaruch, Fagon, Balkum, Hibidoz, Rauel, Sagonis and Phemis. 8. And the homos which were made by the hands of Nymphidis and survived the disaster were Griffidis, Marmidis, Sarmurdis, Abedon, Tetrucan, Nadis, Taloma, Cadrech, Miph, Dolomis, Elium, Cadiri, Muhdi, Liphet, Phobetan, Atonis, Lagami and Petunah. 9. But for Faulkin, he escaped by balancing on a little fragment of the gopher wood which was broken. 10. And he was the last of all to escape out of the water, just at the time the other eighty-two standing at the bank of the water were mourning him as one of the dead. 11. And they saw him from afar off as if he was sliding over the water. 12. But before they came close to the brink of the ocean, Faulkin had stepped out of the water and the wave of the ocean had swept away the light gopher wood fragment upon which he stood on the ocean. 13. Then did the eighty-two homos bow their heads to worship him, because they thought he had authority over the oceans. 14. And Eartum began to devise a mean of saving Earthus. And he returned to the moon to make his plans. 15. And he fixed his satellites at Nymphidis and his followers who had hung Earthus on a tree by her long hair. 16. Behold, the blood of Earthus had been shed on the land of Phidis where she had been taken to. 17. And when Earthus was about to breath her last, Eartum flew right from the moon and aimed her. 18. Straightaway, he picked her up like in the swiftness of a Parakreet and went with her body to the moon. 19. And Nymphidis and all around him were amazed, because they did not know the direction to which the force had taken her. 20. Then Jasheb began to write in a stone that Mother Earthus must have been taken up to the city of Gold alive. 21. And Jasheb, who was the first scribe which was a homo made of the hands of Chimides gave himself to the worship of Mother Earthus. 22. For he took his time to write about her beauty and spledour. And he also worshipped her statue which he had stolen secretly from the chamber of Nymphidis. 23. And in no time at all, the writings of Jasheb began to take root in the hearts of millions of homos. 24. And they longed to see Mother Earthus again. 25. And when Nymphidis had known that many homos had begun to read the book of Jasheb and worship the image of Earthus, he sprang up to his feet and gave Jasheb a chase, for he was intending to end his life. 26. But Jasheb ran like the wind and plunged into the ocean hibidis. 27. And one-third of the homos on earth began to visit the ocean to drink of the waters of it and to beg Earthus for pardon for their sins against her. 28. Her image was also passed from hand to hand so that Nymphidis would not be able to locate it, because Jasheb had stolen it from his chamber. 29. And when Nymphidis saw that the people would not stop to visit the oceans to weep for Earthus and drink the waters, he began to find out how he would poison the water. 30. But Eartum remained in the moon with Earthus for a year. And the issue of her blood continued, but Eartum had worked upon it to bring it to a great reduction. 31. Then Earthus spoke for the first time after a year, saying, Eartum, let me return into the oceans, for I can perceive the agony of our creatures in the waters. 32. They cannot live alone in the waters for they shall all die for my absence. 33. Eartum, I plead with you, let us return to the oceans. 34. And Eartus said, stay peaceful Earthus, for no harm shall come upon our beasts. 35. I shall send down a permanent force into the oceans and the rivers and wheresoever upon the earth the waters are gathered. 36. And this shall regulate the waters to make them not overflow. This shall help our oceans and the seas and all water bodies to have their balance and preserve the lives of our fishes, our whales, our phibioses and all beasts which live in the waters. 37. Then did Eartum send down from the moon into the waters on earth a pulling force, such as the one he had also already set down in the moon before. 38. But Earthus remained in doubt that such thing would work to protect lives in the ocean. |
Rich4god:18pts |
7. what did the priests of Reverad demand from him? a. Strength b. Power c. Vision |
Rich4god:Correct! 15pts |
6. How many ball did the priests of Reverad see? a. 1 b. 1000 c. 1000000 |
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR 1. And the destruction of the great vessel of Deganis caused great death among the homos. 2. Because only eighty and two homos survived it, besides Nymphidis and Faulkin who were not homos made by hands. The rest went drowned in the water because they could not swim. 3. And the eighty-two souls which remained were Deganis, Aeriel, Rauel, Chapetan, Cirius, Chami, Regel, Manimor, Mephedec, Gumid, Palitus and Velech all which were the creatures of Chaleb. 4. And the creatures of Euchlydes which survived the disaster were Lamur, Chetur, Haleb, Belitis, Medo, Farafat, Parfos, Coriel, Marmech, Lacris and Setub. 5. And the creature of Largas who survived were twelve. And their names were Cumim, Horiel, Metur, Manimor, Nimelech, Esra, Patiel, Jados, Dultiel, Siperet, Dadinimalel and Colominis who was a dwarf. 6. And the homos which were made by Chimides and survived the disaster were Lagonis, Volumis, Sagnon, Bel, Zedec, Bakuni, Murminis, Cradiel, Jasheb who was a scribe, Lemech, Bachus, Sirigus, Keltiel who was an expert in construction of towers, Farkin and Melech. 7. And the homos made by the hands of Ephradite and survived the disaster were Clemus, Lacrus, Falach, Dadoni who was also very skilled in crafts, Regalis whose garden was large in the land of Chimurmoh before it was divided, Nuel, Sema, Zaruch, Fagon, Balkum, Hibidoz, Rauel, Sagonis and Phemis. 8. And the homos which were made by the hands of Nymphidis and survived the disaster were Griffidis, Marmidis, Sarmurdis, Abedon, Tetrucan, Nadis, Taloma, Cadrech, Miph, Dolomis, Elium, Cadiri, Melchizedek, Liphet, Phobetan, Atonis, Lagami and Petunah. 9. But for Faulkin, he escaped by balancing on a little fragment of the gopher wood which was broken. 10. And he was the last of all to escape out of the water, just at the time the other eighty-two standing at the bank of the water were mourning him as one of the dead. 11. And they saw him from afar off as if he was sliding over the water. 12. But before they came close to the brink of the ocean, Faulkin had stepped out of the water and the wave of the ocean had swept away the light gopher wood fragment upon which he stood on the ocean. 13. Then did the eighty-two homos bow their heads to worship him, because they thought he had authority over the oceans. 14. And Eartum began to devise a mean of saving Earthus. And he returned to the moon to make his plans. 15. And he fixed his satellites at Nymphidis and his followers who had hung Earthus on a tree by her long hair. 16. Behold, the blood of Earthus had been shed on the land of Phidis where she had been taken to. 17. And when Earthus was about to breath her last, Eartum flew right from the moon and aimed her. 18. Straightaway, he picked her up like in the swiftness of a Parakreet and went with her body to the moon. 19. And Nymphidis and all around him were amazed, because they did not know the direction to which the force had taken her. 20. Then Jasheb began to write in a stone that Mother Earthus must have been taken up to the city of Gold alive. 21. And Jasheb, who was the first scribe which was a homo made of the hands of Chimides gave himself to the worship of Mother Earthus. 22. For he took his time to write about her beauty and spledour. And he also worshipped her statue which he had stolen secretly from the chamber of Nymphidis. 23. And in no time at all, the writings of Jasheb began to take root in the heart of millions of homos. 24. And they longed to see Mother Earthus again. 25. And when Nymphidis had known that many homos had begun to read the book of Jasheb and worship the image of Earthus, he sprang up to his feet and gave Jasheb a chase, for he was intending to end his life. 26. But Jasheb ran like the wind and plunged into the ocean hibidis. 27. And one-third of the homos on earth began to visit the ocean to drink of the waters of it and to beg Earthus for pardon for their sins against her. 28. Her image was also passed from hand to hand so that Nymphidis would not be able to locate it. 29. And when Nymphidis saw that the people would not stop to visit the oceans to weep for Earthus and drink the waters, he began to find out how he would poison the water. 30. But Eartum remained in the moon with Earthus for a year. And the issue of her blood continued, but Eartum had worked upon it to bring it to a great reduction. 31. Then Earthus spoke for the first time after a year, saying, Eartum, let me return into the oceans, for I can perceive the agony of our creatures in the waters. 32. They cannot live alone in the waters for they shall all die for my absence. 33. Eartum, I plead with you, let us return to the oceans. 34. And Eartus said, stay peaceful Earthus, for no harm shall come upon our beasts. 35. I shall send down a permanent force into the oceans and the rivers and wheresoever upon the earth the waters are gathered. 36. And this shall regulate the waters to make them not overflow. This shall help our oceans and the seas and all water bodies to have their balance and preserve the lives of our fishes, our whales, our phibioses and all beasts which live in the waters. 37. Then did Eartum send down from the moon into the waters on earth a pulling force, such as the one he had also already set down in the moon before. 38. But Earthus remained in doubt that such thing would work to protect lives in the ocean. |
5. Which priest's name was mentioned by Reverad in Chapter 1 of the doctrine? a. Eartum b. Knoliud c. Miklas |
Another error revealed: Genesis 32:30 And Jacob called the name of the place Peniel: “For I have seen God face to face, and my life is preserved.” Exodus 33:11 So the Lord spoke to Moses face to face, as a man speaks to his friend. And he would return to the camp, but his servant Joshua the son of Nun, a young man, did not depart from the tabernacle. Then came Jesus to say this: John 1:18 No one has seen God at any time. The only begotten Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, He has declared Him. Then brother John the Jesus follow follow also says 1 John 4:12 No one has seen God at any time. If we love one another, God abides in us, and His love has been perfected in us. The last two have said the truth because no man has actually seen God(Reverad) at any time, but Nymphidis(Yahweh) the father of Jesus(Faulkin) has been the one they were seeing. Eartum told me that Jesus was honest to never mention God as the one who sent him to earth throughout his ministry, because he respected the personality of the true God(Reverad), but rather, he was mentioning my father(Nymphidis) throughout his mission on earth. |
MrWhaley:MrWhaley, pls explain to me why Yahweh(Nymphidis) could not defeat those peoplr who had Chariots of Iron. Thanks. |
See the latest bible gbagaun Eartum just revealed to me when I fell into a trance today. [quote author= Judges 1:19]“And the LORD was with Judah; and he drave out the inhabitants of the mountain; but could not drive out the inhabitants of the valley, because they had chariots of iron.” [/quote]Imagine, because of ordinary Chariots of Iron, Nymphidis(Yahweh) could not drive out the inhabitants of the valley. Chai! DiarisGodo! Mr Petelsiekongni, please come and throw more light on this. |
tgmservice:I thought you checked the frontpage where I cancelled the FAILED PROPHECY and wrote FAILED in front of it. You are talking like a child who failed one out of 18 and tore his notebook because of that. I ain't ending no thread, same way we didn't tear the bible because of many failed prophecies and errors in it. |
Rich4god:Correct 12points |
4. What title does Reverad refers to his sons as? a. Slaves b. Priests c. gods |
4. What title does Reverad refers to his sons as? a. Slaves b. Priests c. gods |
4. What title does Reverad refers to his sons as? a. Slaves b. Priests c. gods |
Rich4god:Correct! 9 points. First to answer gets it. |
3. Homo Tactilus was the spirit/external memory of ---------------- a. Reverad b. Eartum c. Venomus |
Rich4god:6pts |
2. What is the meaning of the words 'Alkervum Auriem? a. City of God b. City of Gold c. City of Old |
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