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Therefore, it came to pass that when the chief had fled, and his astrologers and magicians with him, El'Yoroi'Zera beheld those two magicians, and he beheld that they were in the presence of the Ehyah. And he shouted with a loud voice, saying: Great, great, great be our Elohim, for these two had been wicked and in iniquity, yet in a single moment he slays their hearts that they do repent and turn from their wicked ways, and become Elohim Themselves. Glory be unto Elohimus Elohim of all.
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And Seth beheld the daughters of the chief that all had fled save one, and she fell at the feet of Elohizar and worshiped him, saying: a being of light came unto me and proclaimed unto me that you would be broken free from your bondage and that inasmuch as you should be broken free, that I should lead a sect of my people into the lands southward with you, and that we should rear our two peoples as one.
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And El'Yoroi'Zera withheld the woman and spoke, saying: worship me not, for I am but a man, but worship YHVH our Elohim unceasingly, and praise them all the day long, and inasmuch as you do these things, you shall be saved in their kingdom.
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And it came to pass that the daughter of the chief, whose name was Elthia, raised up and sang praises unto the El all the day long. And when the night had come, she did still worship the Ehyah. And when the moon had thus risen, she fell as if dead.
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Now, when those two magicians had seen her fall, they cried with a loud voice, for they believed that Zebul, their master, had come for her, but behold, the veil was rent from before them, and they beheld that Elthia was sat on the left hand of the All-Father and at the right hand of the All-Mother. And they beheld that she was not dead, but would soon rouse from her slumber. And when she did, that she would be a queen and a priestess unto the Elohim forever, and that she would carry upon her brow the Torah of YHVH, and that she should be made First Woman among their people forever.
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And thus, when they had seen this, they too desired to be made men and chiefs unto the Elohim, for their hearts had changed; nevertheless, they still desired power. Nevertheless, YHVH had mercy upon them and called them up, and YHVH in a moment taught them all things and the folly of pride, and behold, they smote the pride of their hearts before YHVH who is Yehoshua who should come.
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And in that very moment, they were sat at the left hand of the All-Mother and at the right hand of YHVH, and they were made priests and Chiefs unto YHVH forever.
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Now, all this Seth and El'Yoroi'Zera witnessed as they cried out in the streets unto the people, saying: Behold, people, your chief has fled from before YHVH Ehseir of all.
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And thus it was that many there were that fled from before their face. But there came one whose name was John, after the manner of the name of the people far north. And he fell on his face before them, worshiping them, and calling them his Lords.
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And El'Yoroi'Zera withstood him and said: Worship us not, for we are but messengers of He who is mighty to save.
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And in that moment, El'Yoroi'Zera beheld the heart of this man that it was true and just, and El'Yoroi'Zera smote the veil from before this man and carried him up into the presence of YHVH, and this man beheld all things and shook with the trembling's of the Ruach.
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And when he had thus returned unto his body, he cried aloud and went unto the habitation of his friends, and the number of sons and daughters that this man, whose name was John, converted was three hundred and fifty.
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Therefore, when he had finished his crying's unto his people, the number of those who followed the Torah of YHVH was exceedingly great.
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And thus it was that they left that place, never to behold it again, for those that remained were filthy and full of hatred and war, and ceased not to want the death of their fellow men.