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The DOCTUFOS OF TRUTH have said the truth. To make money easily, tell lies to the sheeple. That's the fact. Benny Hinn milked the sheeple when he was young and now that he is very old, he is coming out to confess. Hmm. Doctufos: Observations of Rastus 8:1-14 |
Chapter Five 1. Yahweh was a homo sapiens born in the 37,517th year of the homo sapiens era in a land now called Israel. 2. The father of Yahweh was Memucan, a fierce hunter, who killed all manner of wild animals in the forest. 3. When Yahweh was born, there were already more than a hundred gods worshipped in the land, but fifteen of them were commonly worshipped. 4. These are the names of the fifteen gods and goddesses commonly worshipped in the days of Yahweh in Israel; 5. Mophet, Moloch, Melchizedek, Sin, Ashdod, Cumi, Baalim, Asherah, Jearim, Shobal, Dagon, Shual, Jael, Malon and Jabin. 6. Now Asherah and Shual were the two goddesses most prominently worshipped in those days. 7. When Yahweh was ten years of age, he began to feel as if he would dominate. 8. He spoke among the elders and they gave him audience. Then he began to think himself as a god. 9. When Yahweh was filled with the thought of being a god, he fell and had an injury on his right ankle. 10. This made him fear, saying, the gods are angry with me for thinking of myself as being equal with them. 11. So Memucan the father of Yahweh took his son to the priests of Sin, saying, pray for the forgiveness of my son Yahweh, for he has committed evil against the gods of the land in his mind. 12. He has thought of himself as equal with the gods. 13. So the priest of Sin called Rimmon-Sin demanded a sacrifice of pigs and sheep and it was brought. 14. And the blood was sprinkled upon Yahweh from his head to his toes while he pleaded for forgiveness. 15. Now when Yahweh slept that night, he saw a face who said to him, I am one of your spiritual guardians, O Yahweh. 16. Truly, you are not in the right path, because your mission on earth is to make yourself a name and be worshipped as a god also. 17. But you have abandoned your mission to worship Sin, Melchizedek and Asherah your physical ancestors because you think that they are gods and goddess over you. 18. When Yahweh awoke from his sleep, he wondered. Then he said, what is this dream that I have dreamt? 19. So he went and told the elders, saying, I am a god also. Then the elders of the land shouted at him and said, why are you so proud that you did allow the pride of your mind to make you blaspheme the gods? 20. Now watch, for your days shall not be long because you will die in your prime because of your blasphemy. 21. When Yahweh heard the curse of the elders, he was afraid. Then he wept emotionally to sleep and saw someone in the form of Sin attacking him with a sword, saying: 22. You shall be destroyed because you neglect my words and go your own way. 23. You want to make yourself a god when you are not. Now return to confess me to the people, or else you shall die. 24. So Yahweh awoke and went at dawn to confess Sin as God Almighty. And Yahweh said of himself, I am only an ant compared to Sin my god. 25. However, Yahweh did not cease to fear the curse of the elders, such that he became very afraid. 26. Then he had nightmares almost all nights, with his heart beating dangerously. 27. When Yahweh was twenty-five years old, he had one of such terrible dreams and had heart attack in his sleep because of fear. 28. So did the curse of the elders become fulfilled in the life of Yahweh because of fear. |
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Chapter Three 1. Tophet was a homo sapiens born in the 10,254th year of the homo sapiens era in a place now called Israel. 2. In the days of Tophet, Aholiab was the person whom the people worshipped as their god because he was skilled in the matter of building. 3. He had raised stones up to build houses. He had also chopped off the interiors of the caves to make designs in them. 4. In those days, those who made houses with stones worshipped Aholiab as their gods even when he had died many centuries earlier. 5. They called upon him when they wanted to build stone houses. 6. They also called upon him to assist them in making high altars upon which they would make sacrifices to him. So they gave glory to Aholiab for any structure they made, confessing that it was Aholiab who did the crafts through them. 7. When Tophet was young, he discovered that he could beat stones into different sizes and make structures of different shapes with them without first praying to Aholiab. 8. He gathered clays and silts and moistened them up to assist in making good but little structures. 9. When Tophet had constructed a good structure in a bush, he returned home and no one knew that he was the person who did it. 10. Then when the farmers and the treasure hunters and the breakers of rocks had entered deep into the bush, they found the house. 11. So they said, who is he that made the stone house in the bush? 12. When Tophet heard them, he kept quiet because he was afraid to speak up. 13. Then the priests of Aholiab claimed the stone house and said, it is made by Aholiab himself. 14. He descended into the earth in the night and made it. Let everyone come into it to worship him. 15. When Tophet saw how the priests took over the stone house he made, he summoned courage and said, I will go and take the stone house which I built. 16. So he went and met the priests, saying, I am he who built this stone house, not Aholiab our god. 17. When they heard him, they cried, saying, this is blasphemy. How dare you plan to take the house of our god for yourself? 18. Then Tophet said, I have not blasphemed our gods. Rather, I have come to claim the house which I made. 19. Now Tophet went home and met with the anti-Aholiabs; these were they who arose in those days and said, we do not believe in the powers of Aholiab, but Sin is the god whom we trust in. 20. When Tophet had paid them, they agreed to go and claim the stone house the next day. 21. Now in the night, a heavy rain began so much that it did not cease for eight days. 22. Then the house where Tophet and his family lived collapsed and his father was seriously injured in it. 23. Then Tophet feared that all those things were the works of Aholiab from the sky, so he did not go to reclaim his stone house. 24. But he went to the priests and lay flat, shedding tears and saying, I have committed a great crime for asking for the possession of Aholiab our god. 25. For that which I think I built was done by Aholiab through me, but I did not realise it. 26. And I tried to take the structure by force, for I have arranged with the worshippers of Sin, the devil, saying, let us go and take the house forcefully. 27. But my god, Aholiab, the king of kings sees the heart of all men. So he caused a great rain to fall and it fell and destroyed my house. 28. So Tophet feared Aholiab and his priests all the days of his life. Then he made sacrifices of meat, fruits and roots to him through the priests. 29. He also built many structures with stones and clay and dedicated them all to Aholiab his god. 30. Then he died in the 10,304th year without being able to change the philosophy of his people. |
Chapter Two 1. Hegemon was a homo sapiens born in the 9,576th year of the homo sapiens era in Sparta. 2. Now Sparta was the name of a place in Greece. 3.When Hegemon was twelve years old, he discovered that he could speak a language which no one understood. 4. He also dreamt of himself flying several times in other worlds. 5. When Hegemon had woken up from his sleeps, he would discover that his heartbeat was faster than normal. 6. Hegemon began to be afraid after telling his mother the dreams which he had. 7. Then his mother said, many demons are breathing through your heart and flying through your body. 8. Therefore come with me and I will take you to the temple of Cronus. There the priests will make sacrifices and chase the evil spirits away. 9. So Hegemon went with his mother and the priests demanded five goats for sacrifice. 10. So five goats were sacrificed to Cronus, the god of his parents. 11. After the sacrifice, Hegemon did not fly in his dreams anymore. Then he said, truly, the power of Cronus my god has stopped the demonic possessions. 12. Hegemon soon saw a replica of himself in his dream. This said to him, Hegemon, you are to be a god to be worshipped rather than worshipping a god yourself. 13. Now awake and do great things which are not done before. Then the people will deify you. Go and be outspoken. Dominate their hearts and their minds and lead your land out of the philosophy of Cronus. 14. When Hegemon awoke, he was full of thoughts. He told his parents his dreams and they made him fear, saying, Hegemon, whoever flies in his dreams is possessed by the evil powers. 15. That evil power is that person who came to you, taking on your appearance. 16. Hegemon was afraid to take charge of the land which was already in disarray because of the priests of Cronus who dominated it, deceiving the people. 17. So Hegemon feared continuously until he died in the 9,615th year of the homo sapiens era. 18. Now the cause of his death was the dream which he saw in his sleep. This dream was terrible and Hegemon feared it such that his heart broke. 19. So Hegemon died without realising that he was born into the earth to change the philosophy of his land and to rescue the generations after from the evil rule of the priests of Cronus. |
HOMO SAPIENS III Chapter One 1. From the second millennium to the 100th millennium of the homo sapiens era, many humans have emerged as gods and goddesses all over the world, being worshipped by their mates, contemporaries and descendants. 2. Now in Africa, there had been fifteen thousand two hundred and fourteen humans worshipped as gods and godddesses, excluding those born within the first millennium. In Europe, eighteen thousands and fifty four had been worshippped. 3. In Asia, fifteen thousand, two hundred and twenty-five had been worshipped as gods and goddesses, while in Australia, eleven thousand and fourteen had been worshipped. 4. In the South of America, seven thousand and twelve had been worshipped while twelve thousand and eighteen had been worshipped in the North of America. 5. WIthin these periods, some of those who were worshipped died and were reincarnated twice, three times and even four times, bearing almost the same names they bore in their past lives on earth. 6. Some of them even did things similar to what they did before. Some returned to the earth reincarnated when they had begun to be forgotten by the people of the earth. However, some who returned to the earth to make themselves known as gods or goddesses did not remember their missions when they got to the earth. 7. All these died without reconstructing their names on earth and they are forgotten till these days. 8. Some past gods and goddesses were also born to the earth in forms of humans, but they could not establish themselves as gods or goddesses upon the earth within the 2nd to the 100th millennium of the homo sapiens era. 9. But there were those who did not come to the earth at all, but their names were established upon the earth as gods and goddesses. 10. There were also some who came to the earth to make themselves gods and goddesses with the use of force, but when they were reincarnated, they tried by all means to correct their errors by speaking of peace all their lifetime. 11. There were also some trees, stones, mountains and other objects which bore the names of some past beings such as the past homo erectuses, anakims, homo neanderthals, nephilims and even the first beings. These objects were worshipped as gods and goddesses, even when the beings whose name they bore were never physically present in the homo sapiens era. 12. These are called the idols, yet some beings rejoiced at the sight of those who worshipped them objects because these objects bore their names. 13. And whenever these idols were destroyed, the beings whose names they bore became sad because their names would become forgotten among the humans. Such beings sought after reincarnation into the earth. 14. Now in the 100th millennium of the homo sapiens era, many languages had evolved as well as many dialects, because of the migration of the people from one place to another, as well as the enforcement of the languages of one land on the others whose tongues found it difficult to sound those words well. 15. Then those who were born with languages or those who came by languages through meditation began to reduce all over the world because there would be no need for more languages on earth since almost all things in existence in those days had been named in every land. 16. Also, many weak animals had been domesticated by the humans and those who reared goats, rams and sheep were no more seen as gods and goddesses because goat rearing and such like it had become common. 17. Now these are the names of some of the past beings born into the earth as homo sapiens for the purpose of making themselves gods or goddesses, but could not discover their missions within the 1st and the 100th millennium of the homo sapiens era;
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Chapter Fifty 1. Xiwangmu was a female born in the 40th year of the homo sapiens era in a place now called China. 2. When the first mountain-dwellers of the land went about to declare themselves as the creator of the universe, Xiwangmu disbelieved them. 3. She went close to those who were accessible among them and told them to do certain things, with which she would use to judge them. 4. When they could not do exactly what she demanded, she began to think, saying, there must be something greater than these humans who claim to be the creators of the world. 5. When Xiwangmu asked his people the reason why they worshipped the mountain-climbers and the language teachers, they said, if they can do these things which we cannot do, then they are gods. 5. Now Xiwangmu envied the people who were worshipped. Then she said, I will also make myself a god among the people. 6. So Xiwangmu went and climbed to the top of a mountain. When she had done so, she found the jawbones of a tiger on the mountain. 7. This was the remnant of the meat given to the supposed creators by the hunters who worshipped them. 8. Now Xiwangmu widened her mouth and fixed the jawbones in it, with all the teeth of the tiger intact. 9. Then she began to descend the mountain at noon. 10. So those who found her coming down from the mountain fell down and worshipped her when they saw her appearance. 11. When those whom they worshipped as gods and goddesses also saw her tigerlike mouth, they fell down to worship her. 12. So did Xiwangmu make herself a goddess among the people, such that they came to make sacrifices to her. 13. And whenever there was any misfortune, they went to her to plead for mercy. 14. And she said, the calamity which befell you is brought upon you because your sacrifices of fruits and animals to me are not enough. 15. Go and fetch as much animals and fruits and bring them to my cave. And anyone who default shallbe punished because my eyes are everywhere. 16. So they feared her and saw her in their dreams whenever they were feeling guilty, even when she had died. 17. And they went to the priests of Xiwangmu to confess their faults and to plead for mercy. 18. So continued her worship till the thirteenth century. |
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That's what delusion does for people |
danvon:I don't worship any God, rather, I study GOD THE EXISTENCE, who through it you, I, your god and everyone came to be. |
Chapter Forty-Nine 1. Wagyl was born in a land in the present day Australia. He was born on the 31st year of the homo sapiens era. 2. When Wagyl had gone to the bush to hunt, he found a large snake. Now he caught the snake by the neck and tied it with a rope. 3. Then Wagyl took the snake into the places where the people lived. When the people saw what he had done, they began to bow their heads for him. 4. Then Wagyl said, I am the same as the snake. I created all things in form of this snake. 5. Now Wagyl took the snake into his cave and untied it. Then the large snake swallowed him up. 6. Now at dawn, the snake left the cave and the people bowed their heads to it. But it was heavy because of he whom it had swallowed. 7. So they worshipped the snake whenever they had seen it, calling its name Wagyl, because they thought that it was Wagyl who had permanently turned himself to the snake. 8.A day came when the people of the land thought to know the abode of the snake, so they ran after it when they saw it. 9. Then the snake crawled far away, out of the land occupied by the people. 10. Then they did not see it anymore. When they kept on searching, they saw a river for the first time. The people of that land had not seen a river before; they got their water from a pond they found in the land. 11. So they said, Wagyl has indeed turned itself to this large body of water. 12. After few years, someone reported that she saw a snake which looked like Wagyl. 13. They said, show us the direction the snake went through. When she had shown them the direction, they followed it and went far away. 14. Then they discovered a lake. Then they said, this lake is actually Wagyl in disguise. 15. So they began to worship the lake together with the river. 16. So it was that anything new they discovered, they said that it was Wagyl in disguise. 17. So they said of the first plateau they found, as well as the first spring. They also found a footpath in the 512th year of the homo sapiens era. 18. This footpath was made by the continuous treading of the hunters of a nearby land whose people went extinct at the rise of a disease in their land. 19. But when the people of the land of Wagyl discovered the trampled grasses, they said, it was Wagyl who made the footpath here. 20. So the worship of Wagyl lasted for ten centuries after his death. |
bornolowu:Sincerely you ave spoken the truth about how the soil content can mummify a dead person. Even in the days of our great great ancestors, stuffs like that happened. Doctufos: Otem Erectus 144:1-20 |
The Christian god called Yahweh actually messed up in that area, but we can forgive him. Let's pardon him and focus on the future of the world as nobody is above mistakes. I'm sure Yahweh would be regretting his actions in his spiritual prison by now. @ solite, what do you have to say about your god permitting and commanding slavery? |
solite3:You have been deceived by the words of Yahweh(Satan) who is currently in a spiritual prison. It will take only the light of God who created Yahweh to save you from your delusions. |
Chapter Forty-Eight 1. Pong-Lalondong was a homo sapiens born in the 789th year of the homo sapiens era in a land now called Indonesia. 2. Now the homos of this land had been forbidden to hunt from the first generation by their ancestors, so no one hunted. 3. They only gathered fruits together and ate them. They did not hunt animals for food because their ancestors, whom they worshipped as gods, had said, the animals are gods. 4. So the giant lizards, beautiful-headed tigers, yellow-headed bears, two-headed snakes, funny-looking apes, giant beautiful birds, babirusas, hulicanas, cloudy-spot leopards, dark-fur macaques and many other animals in the wild in that land were worshipped as the gods and goddesses. 5. And it was believed that whoever entered the thick bush to hunt them would be killed food by any of these weird-looking animals. 6. Now Pong-Lalondong entered the forest and fought with some of these animals. 7. He killed them or food and hid his actions from everyone. Then on a certain day, he saw a snake curling around a chicken. 8. Then he took hold of the snake and twisted its neck and killed it. Then he had pity on the chicken and did not kill it for food. 9. Now no one in that land had domesticated any animal earlier. When Pong-Lalondong began to depart, the chicken followed after him. 10. When he had chased the chicken away, it returned to follow him. Then Pong-Lalondong picked it up and carressed its crown because he loved its beauty. 11. Now the chicken made noise and turned its head around many times as if it wanted to be free. 12. When he had put it down, the chicken began to walk slowly towards a direction. When Pong Lalondong followed it, it kept walking, but when he turned around to leave it alone, the chicken stopped and made noise. 13. So Pong Lalondong thought that the chicken was trying to lead him somewhere, so he followed it until they had reached a cave. 14. Then he saw many chickens similar to that one, hiding quietly in the forest cave. Then he knew that they were hiding from the dangerous animals in the forest. 15. When the chickens saw Pong Lalondong, they jumped at him, but the chicken which led him there jumped at them and pecked them aggressively with its beaks. 16. Then they calmed down while they seemed to be listening to the noise made by the first chicken. 17. Now they came and stayed around Pong Lalondong in large number. Then when he turned around to leave, they followed him, being two hundred and fifteen in number. 18. When some wild animals saw them walking together, they could not come among them, fearing that they would be attacked, because the chickens knew how to peck and blind the eyes of their attackers whenever they were in a large number. 19. Now when Pong Lalondong had reached the clear places, his people saw him and were amazed to see many chickens. 20. They were more amazed because they had never seen chickens before. 21. So Pong Lalondong was worshipped as the god of chickens and they thought that himself was a male chicken who gave birth to other chickens by himself. 22. So Pong Lalondong distributed chickens round the land, saying, take care of the chickens. For they need care in our caves and abode. 23. So Pong Lalondong died, being known as a male chicken in the land and worshipped. And rituals were made anytime they wanted to eat a chicken in the land, saying, let the greatest chicken be consulted and prayed to if he would be pleased that we should taste the meat of one of his children. 24. His worship passed from one generation to another till the 18th century of the homo sapiens era. |
rayval:Ignorance Viking007: rayval:Ignorance |
double0seven:So you mean those in the spiritual realm will also call our own power here spiritual powers abi? You sure know they can't do without us. |
ifex370:There is God biko. I have never said that there's no God. There is spirituality, I have never said otherwise. I know God Almighty who created Yahweh, Allah, Vishnu, Mazda, Moloch and the rest of their brothers. I have gone to the spiritual worlds several times for refreshment and fun. So don't tell me to accept a sham as a spiritual manifestation whenever I see one. |
Adonbilivit. Pls inasmuch as we know how pastors commit atrocities against members, let us not formulate stories all in the name of making jest of the pastors of the Christianity religion. The atrocities they commit on regular basis is enough news already and we don't need to add cooked up stories to it. Peace. |
ifex370:Na wa for Africa my continent. That petty drama in the video is making my people fall already. When will Africa outgrow simple stuffs like this? |
bloodofthelamb:Why are you praying to a god that is currently in a spiritual prison? ![]() |
Nothing will happen. What Nigeria needs is a change of mentality. Everybody must have a new mentality tat is corruption-free, then whoever finds himself in power should work for the interest of the masses. |
michael142:See excuse for having nothing to say ![]() |
VajanahDischaj:All the stories you wrote up there is not in the video content. I'm only focusing on what I saw in the video and not on some abstract and imaginary stories made up by you. |
Ishilove:You haven't just made any point. Pls what's your point? |
Rainmania:I have confronted many so called jazz people. They couldn't achieve anything with me. |
princeBlack77:Stop cussing. Jazz is a learner where I Otem am existing. |
millomaniac:Point out what I should have said. So I should have called that shallow display a spiritual manifestation abi. Lol. |
michael142:You can't argue for or against my post. Seems you've got nothing to say. ![]() |
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