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And now, after he had seen this thing, he beheld six heads, each with six horns and six eyes, and the heads were in the likeness of a beast, each representing a beast. And he beheld the first that the head thereof was the head of a serpent with many heads. And each head had twelve symbols written thereon before the eyes and above the mouth. Now the symbols are these: the first symbol is the symbol of the bear. The second, the symbol of the scorpion. The third, the symbol of the snake. The fourth, the symbol of a man. The fifth is the symbol of two twins. The sixth the likeness of a fish. Now the seventh was in the likeness of a flame which burns not. The eighth is the symbol of the dragon. The ninth, the symbol of great power. And the tenth consumed all. The eleventh was after the planets. And the twelfth was the symbol of the eye.
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And when Seth had seen all these symbols on all these heads of serpents, he witnessed as a man came to slay the serpent, and he brought with him great power. Nevertheless, when he tried to slay the serpent, the serpent evaded him and struck at his arms. Now, the man was unable to slay the serpent for the many heads. Nevertheless, there came another like unto him who was also mighty. And together, these two men slayed the serpent with many heads that it rose no more.
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And it came to pass that Seth beheld the second head and bore witness of it, that it was in the shape of a lion. And the lion had a mane of fire, and the fire was the fire of the adversary. Now, the fire was like the tendrils of serpents, and in this way it was like unto the first head. And the serpents which were flame whipped this way and that and caused that the whole world which saw the head to worship it.
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Now, Seth saw that the second head grew in pride over the first, for the first had been defeated; nevertheless, the second had not been. And the second head began to consume the entirety of the earth, believing itself to be invincible. Nevertheless, there came a man, and this man was like unto the two who slayed the serpent with many heads, even the first head. And he plucked from the ground a sword that he slay the second head, and in this way was the second head defeated. Now, Seth beheld that the man was in the likeness of the second servant whom he had seen in the cave.
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And when the second head had been slain, behold, the third head, that it's mighty wings like an eagle spread over the valley. And the third was, in form, an eagle. Now, when this eagle had dominion over the entire earth like unto the second head, it came not up in pride, for such had been the fall of the second head. Nevertheless, it caused all to wonder and marvel at it. And Seth beheld in his hand a sword, and this sword was silver and gold like unto the swords of the north.
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And when he had seen the sword, the spirit of fire, which was the spirit of YHVH, said unto him: Do like unto your fathers of old and slay this beast, for it is the wickedness of the earth. Nevertheless, Seth could not raise his hand to slay the beast, and the beast prevailed over the earth forty days and forty nights. And at the end of its reign, Seth beheld another like unto him that he wielded the sword. And when this came to pass, the man like Seth, took it and slay the beast to death with a wound in its forehead, and in this way was the third beast slain.
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Thus, when the third beast was slain, the arm of Seth was loosed that he might wield it again. And YHVH said unto Seth, go to the carcass of the beast and sift through it and see what you find.
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And it came to pass that Seth went forward towards the carcass of the beast and beheld within a stone, a gem red as rubies and an onyx black as pitch tar. And the spirit of YHVH said to the man, take these which you find and fashion a breastplate and place them thereon, and I, even I, will guide you in this task. It was that Seth was then taken unto a high mountain where the beasts had no hold, and there he found ore of every kind. Iron and copper, tin and gold. He hewed from the ore a breastplate like unto the breastplate which his father, even Abraham, had worn.
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And the Word of YHVH came to Seth, saying: Take those stones which you found within the beast which are my lights and my truths, says YHVH, and place them on the breastplate and fashion a Urim and Thummim that you might see and behold. And further, I will send unto you other stones, even that you might cover your eyes with them.
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And Seth shunned YHVH, for he was afraid for his sins. And YHVH took his hand and caused him to behold the three beasts which had been slain for their wickedness, which is the wickedness of Babel the great.
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YHVH said to Seth: These three beasts you see that have been slain are the wickedness and sins of the world. You have not partaken but have shunned them. It was for this purpose that I sent one like unto you to slay the third beast, for you have been made worthy in my blood. Therefore, take upon you the stones and the ore.
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Seth then beheld two stones like unto the first two, save they were clear and white like crystal. And he set the two in a bow of ore and fashioned that which YHVH showed him. Again, YHVH came to Seth and said: Place on your eyes the stones and upon your chest the stones connected to the ore. And Seth did so. And when he had, further visions were unfolded unto Seth, and Seth marveled at the sight of them all.