interpretation from ancient stone tablets, original writing of Enoch concerning the establishment of the church and dividing the righteous from the wicked

The Book of Remembrance of Enoch the Essene Book of Hagi

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The Handbook of Established Righteousness is a companion book for The Book of Remembrance Library of texts. It is a compilation of over 40 years of experience and living in righteous Community with the Eerkodeshiy and will be a great aid to those studying The Books of Remembrance. Most of the information contained here is drawn from experiences, and only parts originate from The Books of Remembrance texts; however, this book contains information that is sacred and essential to the practice of the Religion of Shabuwa and cannot be found in any other source. This information will be of particular value to those attempting to form communities of righteousness as it gives valuable, practical guidance drawn from years of experience.

The Handbook of Established Righteousness

The final installment in the Book of Remembrance series. This text is interpreted from a stone tablet known as the Covenant Tablet or the Tablet of Shabuwa. It contains the incredible perspective of all holy creation, known as the Eerkodeshoi, and their view of eternity, the process of "becoming" and their relationships with people through the course of the earth. It also gives an account of Melchizedek, son of Noah, his courtship, marriage, and establishment of the great covenant of Shabuwa upon Mount Pethak where the Eerkodeshiy and mankind covenanted to love one another in righteousness. As a special feature, at the end of this text is the interpretation of The Little Book of John the Revelator which is a special message of love, comfort, and encouragement from Messiah to all the children of His Father. Available July 1, 2021.

The Book of Remembrance of Melchizedek

Ben Elim

As we enter into a period of history where in many parts of the world a Christian genocide is underway, it becomes expedient that people address their need for spiritual empowerment. In John 14:12, Jesus said, "Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also; and greater works than these shall he do; because I go unto my Father." The members of the early church often fulfilled this expectation of Jesus. However, Christians soon lost the ability to give sight to the blind, heal the withered hands, and raise the dead. It is the author's position that those spiritual powers can be restored if people will examine Jesus' view of His Father and His personal definition of salvation. How did Jesus actually view His Father? What does that view have to say to us today? How did Jesus define salvation in His own words? And what effect did modifying that definition during the Gentile Mission have on the empowerment of the saints? This study uses the King James Bible as its primary source material as well as support from the Book of Enoch, Jubilees, and others. This penetrating study has considerable ramifications for readers today as Elder Livingston examines the origins of Judaism and Western Christianity and traces their gradual shifts and developments through the lens of Jesus' View of His Father. It is a current expression of the Essene view of the Creatorship of Jesus, which topic is entirely undeveloped in Christianity. Historically, the Essene sect has been private in its teachings and scriptural knowledge. We have been a functioning Essene community for nearly 30 years and have followed this pattern of privacy until now, so this text is a work that provides a unique perspective and opportunity to today's faithful. We have authorized the author to make public these aspects of Essene theology and world view. - The Council of the Community Brotherhood of Christ Church

Jesus' View of His Father: A Perspective for the Thinking Christian

William M. Livingston

This volume is second in a series of titles for the Book of Remembrance, which book is prophesied in Malachi 3:16. It is an interpretation of two ancient stone tablets originally written by Adam's son Seth and Enoch, the seventh generation from Adam. It is a touching account of our first parents in Eden, the true nature of God, and the origin of all the world's religions.

The Book of Remembrance of Enoch

The third installment of the four volume set of The Book of Remembrance series, this book focuses on the seven ancient women who assisted the Lord in His task of preparing the world to be a place where the righteous could maintain their integrity, virtue, and righteousness in spite of living surrounded by the wicked after Enoch's people returned to Eden. It is a beautiful and engaging narrative of the strength of these women to set in motion enduring skills like parenting, communication, and forgiveness. This volume also contains the original Ten Commandments, known anciently as the Ten Guideances for Happy Living, as well as a description of the "Seven Stations of Heaven" and the qualities of spirit it takes for a person to "cross over" to Eden. As a bonus there is a family tree chart of the first 16 generations of the family of man with many new names and characters before unknown.

The Book of Remembrance of our Ancient Grandmothers

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