Lebor Clann Glas

1

1	Forty five years before the dawn,
2	Of the Great Age of the Ram (1245 BCE),
3	The great King Solomon (Shalmaneser),
4	Of the Kananites did give up the ghost.
5	A wise but brutal king,
6	Solomon completed his Great Temple at Baalbek.
7	A site of such power and magnificence,
8	It defies even today how men did build,
9	Without the aid of demons.
10	The great city of Kanah (Nimrod),
11	A wonder of the world,
12	And the new language of Aramaic,
13	The language of the Kananites.
14	His son named Tukulti-Ninurta,
15	Then did take over the throne.
16	Soon after, King Tukulti-Ninurta,
17	Achieved a great victory over the Hittites,
18	And the death of King Hattusili,
19	At Nihriya.
20	Thereafter, the Hittites remained in power,
21	For but fifty more years,
22	Before they ceased to exist.

2

1	Upon the dawn of the Great Age of the Ram (1210 bce),
2	The dawn of a new age,
3	The Parasites (Phoenician),
4	Of pirates and traders,
5	Had greatly profited,
6	From their arrangement,
7	With the dynasty of Ramesses.
8	Wealthy cities had they made in Libya,
9	And Upon the Isle of Scicilia,
10	And Sardinia,
11	To the coast of Spain.
12	Yet their most profitable city,
13	Was the Island fortress of Tyre.
14	There, the tyrant King Termeg,
15	Did ensure all the inhabitants were branded,
16	With tattooed numbers,
17	And a giant ledger of slaves,
18	Whereby noble families would use such labor,
19	To manufacture their goods for trade.
20	The most horrible and evil of cities.

3

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Seven years since the dawn of the Great Age (1203 BCE),
3	Pharaoah Merneptah did give up the ghost.
4	The claim to the throne under the Ramses dynasty,
5	Then fell to his son who called himself Seti,
6	In honor of his great grandfather.
7	However, the priests of Amen-Ra,
8	Elected their own Hyksos Pharaoh,
9	Naming him Amenmesse,
10	As the Chosen One of Ra.
11	Civil War once again erupted within Egypt.
12	Once again the Yahudi were punished,
13	And the Ramses used their stolen treasures,
14	To fund a campaign against Elios (Larissa),
15	The great fortress city of Yahudi illumination,
16	Whose symbol was now the sixteen point sun,
17	And was protected from all sides by severe mountains.
18	Within five years,
19	Amenmesse was killed,
20	And Seti reigned for four more thereafter,
21	Before giving up the ghost.
22	Once again, the priests of upper Egypt,
23	Elected one of their own,
24	And named him AkhenRa (Siptah).
25	Once again, Upper and Lower Egypt were at war.

4

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Sixteen years since the dawn of the Great Age (1194 BCE),
3	King Ascanias of Carthage,
4	Did come to power upon the death of his father,
5	King Asias, the son of King Zebul.
6	As has become tradition of the Pharasi of Carthage,
7	To worship their kings and queens as demon gods,
8	Two hundred and twenty two slave children,
9	Were bundled into sacks and thrown from the walls,
10	In honor of Queen Tharyelli as Kybele,
11	The Mother of the Underworld.
12	In honor of King Baal Moloch,
13	Sixty six children were burnt alive in ovens.
14	In honor of King Baal Zebul,
15	Twelve children were ritually slain.
16	Upon such murder and madness,
17	King Ascanias did utter a high curse,
18	That he would seize the Island of Ionia (Crete),
19	And destroy the Yahudi.
20	With the aid of Tyrant King Termeg of Tyre,
21	King Ascanias did then launch wave after wave,
22	Of attack against the Yahudi,
23	Who bravely defended the Island,
24	Until the Pharasi used spies to weaken,
25	The defenses of Knossos,
26	And cause the city to be ablaze.
27	King Priamos then rallied his troops,
28	To defend and die to the last man,
29	That the survivors of the Yahudi did escape.
30	Some went and found refuge to form Argos and Pylos.
31	Others went to found the settlements of Iolos and Spardos,
32	And with Elio (Larissa),
33	Came to be known as the Elia,
34	Meaning the People of the Divine (Covenant),
35	And many centuries later under Alexander,
36	As the empire known as Eliada,
37	As the land of the Divine and other lands,
38	Never as the Greeks nor ever as the Macedonians.
39	As for King Ascanias of Carthage,
40	He declared the new name for Ionia (Crete),
41	To be called Kanadia,
42	Meaning a place without spirit,
43	And the dwelling house of demons.

5

1	While the Yahudi,
2	Continued to learn and embrace life,
3	The philosophy and insanity of the Parasites (Pharasi),
4	Did also grow.
5	Powerful warlords beguiled by such violence and fear,
6	Saw strength in patronage to commercial religion.
7	The merchants and craftmen saw profit in patronage,
8	Even if all virtue be surrendered,
9	To a culture founded on lies,
10	Existing for nothing but power itself,
11	The control of money and trade,
12	Using poor magic to trick the ignorant,
13	And power and fear to enforce its rule.

6

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Twenty five years since the dawn of the Great Age (1185 BCE),
3	The Tyrant King Termeg of Tyre,
4	Did give up the ghost.
5	The control of the largest factory prison city,
6	The world had ever seen,
7	Did then fall to his son Remeg,
8	Equally cruel and wicked.
9	Within two years, the Kananite King Enlil,
10	Did give up the ghost,
11	And the Great King Dan,
12	Did come to power,
13	Pushing the Pharasi back to their coastal forts.
14	In Africa, a tribe of Yahudi exiles of Ugarit,
15	Now known as the Berbers,
16	Had themselves grown strong,
17	And threatened Carthage to the West,
18	While the Parasite alliance of pirate states,
19	Threatened all Trade in the Inland Sea.
20	Even upon the sacred Isle,
21	The Pharasi did spread their madness,
22	Erecting some temples for their gods.
23	The Pharasi (Phrygians) did succeed,
24	In taking control of some of the Isle of Britanni,
25	From the East and the South,
26	But never the West and the North,
27	Erecting great numbers of shrines,
28	And centres of sacrifice to their Gods.
29	And sacrificing children day and night.
30	But never the plain of SALUM,
31	For while the Parasites cursed the earth,
32	They greatly feared the physical gods,
33	Who Built such shrines as Stonehenge.

7

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Seven years since the dawn of the Great Age (1163 BCE),
3	The Tyrant King Remeg of Tyre,
4	Did give up the ghost.
5	The control of the most awful site of depravity,
6	That was ancient Tyre,
7	Did then befall to his son Pummay.
8	Within a year, King Tantalias of Kanada (Crete),
9	Did land a force and capture Tarsos (Tarsus),
10	Declaring this to be the new capital,
11	Of a great age of magic.

8

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Fifty one years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1159 BCE),
4	Appeared a bright and terrible omen.
5	The men of the far east,
6	Did record its approach.
7	The men of the Pharasi,
8	Did call it Phaete (Fate).
9	All war stopped upon its nearing.
10	The ball of burning iron,
11	Came South of East,
12	Into pieces as it travelled.
13	It boiled the sky above The Levant,
14	And unto the land Of the Arabia,
15	Destroying the meadow fields,
16	And their grazing lands,
17	Into dust and sand,
18	South and East,
19	To the great sea of the Indus,
20	Whereupon mighty waves,
21	Came and destroyed the Vedic lands.
22	By the shore,
23	Salty rain did fall,
24	Poisoning the crops,
25	And turning the land sour.
26	The Earth did shake,
27	Buildings did fall.
28	Cities burned across the land.
29	The Earth did erupt,
30	From the mounts of Hekla,
31	And the land of Ice,
32	To the Isles of the Nihon,
33	And the mounts of Fuji, Oyama and Kamiyama,
34	To the Isles as the centre of the Great Sea,
35	And the mounts of Kea, Taupō and Pinatubo,
36	The sky was filled with ash and dust,
37	As every land did erupt,
38	Day turned to night,
39	The wind became cold,
40	And winter did not cease.

9

1	As people come to the coast,
2	In times of great cold,
3	That the men of the sea become our light,
4	Great empires of the land wither and die.
5	As crops failed and ash fell,
6	Hattusa was destroyed.
7	As wicked men who took chaos as their ally,
8	The Kananites fell.
9	Without a central leader,
10	The Yahudi were fragmented.
11	Mygdias, the son of Tantalias,
12	Expanded the hold on Asia of the Parasites,
13	As they enslaved tens of thousands of the starving.
14	Men who for the safety of a meal,
15	Were willing to condemn themselves.
16	Many froze and died without food,
17	Outside the walls of their forts.
18	Many more offered themselves,
19	As willing sacrifice,
20	Only to save their children,
21	All men became beasts.

10

1	A great forgetfulness,
2	Came across the lands.
3	Those who had survived,
4	The wrath of the earth,
5	Abandoned the cities.
6	Scholars became mercenaries,
7	Merchants became farmers.
8	Fearful and superstitious,
9	Robbers and thieves abounded.
10	Yet midst the chaos of doom,
11	The bravest of the brave,
12	Of the Yahudi of the Argonauts,
13	From Argos, Ilios, Pylos and Spardos,
14	Were chosen at a contest at Elios (Larissa),
15	To recover those lost treasures,
16	Granted to the Kananites,
17	By Jacob centuries before.
18	The leader of these men chosen,
19	Whose name was Jason,
20	The bravest of all.
21	First to Urgarit they traveled,
22	To find only ruins,
23	And a colony of soothsayers,
24	Who cursed their journey to be arduous.
25	From Urgarit, the men traveled to Kadesh,
26	Where they did have to fight for their lives.
27	From Kadesh they traveled to Kanah,
28	Where the city was in chaos and ruin.
29	They learned that the treasures had been taken,
30	To hell itself at Tarsus,
31	The kingdom of Mygdias,
32	Where the monster king did slay children,
33	For their skin and flesh.
34	Yet when the men left by boat to Cyprus,
35	They were ensnared by the women of the island,
36	Who implored they stay and make good husbands.
37	Finally, the Argonauts entered the lair of Mygdias,
38	And seized the stone of destiny,
39	And the sword of heaven,
40	Cutting off the head of Mygdias,
41	Before making their escape.
42	Thus the bravest and noblest,
43	Restored all the treasures of Moses,
44	To their protected home at Mount Olympus.

11

1	Upon the most sacred isle of the holly,
2	The great forgetfulness extended,
3	Across the land.
4	Men abandoned old respects,
5	And took up the new gods,
6	Of the Pharasi (Phoenicians),
7	In worship of sacrifice and blood.
8	Many of the druids abandoned all reason,
9	To become priests of sacrifice,
10	And fear of daemon gods,
11	Who punished the world.
12	The celebration of Baal (Beltaine),
13	The burning of children.
14	Yet the sacrifices,
15	And worship of daemon gods,
16	The forgetfulness of druids,
17	Did not halt the darkness,
18	That enveloped the sacred Isle.
19	For within one hundred years,
20	Of the Dark Age,
21	One in three had given up the ghost.
22	Within two hundred years,
23	Of the coming of the Dark Age,
24	Two in three of all of the sacred isle,
25	Had given up the ghost.

12

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	One Hundred and thirty three years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1077 BCE),
4	Ramesses the Eleventh,
5	The Last of the pretender Pharaohs,
6	Did give up the Ghost.
7	Pharoah Nesbanebdjed,
8	Also known as Smendes was made king,
9	Of lower Egypt,
10	While the High Priests of Amen-Ra,
11	The most ancient Hyksos blood,
12	Made themselves Kings,
13	Of Upper Egypt,
14	Beginning with Pinedjem I.
15	A message was sent then to the priests of Elios (Larissa),
16	By the Priests of Amen-Ra,
17	That they return to their ancient homeland,
18	And heal heaven and earth,
19	And restore the balance of the world.

13

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	One Hundred and thirty six years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1074 BCE),
4	The priests of Elios (Larissa),
5	Did meet with all the priests and leaders,
6	Of the Yahudi in Greece,
7	At a temple of Gaia in the valley of Phocis.
8	There, the Yahudi did declare this place,
9	Be a sacred site of union and debate and destiny,
10	And named it Delphi from Gaia,
11	As the womb to the earth.
12	There, the priests and priestesses debated the dangers,
13	Of returning the treasures of Moses,
14	To their ancient homeland of Egypt
15	Then, the most senior of priestesses,
16	Did prophecy before all present,
17	We be custodians of truth,
18	Not keepers of treasures.
19	The power be not in gold or stone,
20	But in the knowledge of divine.
21	Thus, let all men know thyself,
22	That he live not in excess,
23	And live according to law,
24	That his word be his bond.
25	Upon these words all agreed,
26	That the treasures of Akhenaten,
27	Be returned to Egypt,
28	And a quest returned,
29	To unite the Yahudi,
30	And heal heaven and earth.
31	The priestess was then named Pathia,
32	The first priestess of Delphi,
33	And scryer of fortune and condition.

14

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	One Hundred and forty two years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1068 BCE),
4	A group of high priests of the Yahudi,
5	The bloodline of Akhenaten,
6	The most ancient Hyksos Kings,
7	Led by Aaroniah of Elios (Larissa),
8	Did have an audience with Pinedjem I,
9	And were granted a site to build a sacred temple,
10	Upon the Isle of Yeb (Elephantine Island),
11	The dwelling place of Khnum,
12	The ram-headed god,
13	Who guarded and controlled,
14	The waters of the Nile.
15	The ancient birthplace of Maat,
16	The goddess of the primordial waters.
17	The ancient site of the Temple,
18	Of the First Prophets of the Hyksos.
19	The cornerstone of the Tree of Life,
20	The Ka-Ba-La-Akh.
21	There, the priests did build their temple.
22	A most sacred temple for the Yahudi,
23	As the spirit home of YAHUWAH (YAHU).
24	The Temple was 20 cubits (9 m) in width,
25	And 60 cubits (27m) in length,
26	Being 30 cubits (14m) in height,
27	From the base of the temple,
28	To the roof of the Holy Place.
29	The Temple was made of double walls,
30	And inside those walls were three sections,
31	The entrance (Vestibule),
32	The Holy Place,
33	And then the Holy of Holies.
34	Inside the Holy of Holies,
35	The ark of Akhenaten (Moses),
36	Now venerated as the Ark of the Covenant,
37	Of Yahu was placed,
38	Along with the treasures of Akhenaten.
39	Thus for the first time,
40	In three hundred years,
41	The two bloodlines of Hyksos,
42	United once more in Egypt.

15

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	One Hundred and sixty nine years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (1041 BCE),
4	The first Prophet of Yahuveh (YHVH),
5	The Divine Creator of all things,
6	Did give up the ghost.
7	The title of first Prophet of the Yahudi,
8	Did then fall to his son Enochiah.
9	The Prophet Enochiah (Enoch),
10	Was a great and powerful scryer,
11	Who greatly expanded the Temples of Elephantine,
12	That there be a large scriptorium.
13	There he ordered a great manifesto of history,
14	Be commissioned that all Yahudi may know,
15	Their history and provenance.
16	Enochiah then did give up the ghost,
17	Two hundred and eleven years,
18	Since the dawn of the Great Age (999 BCE).
19	The office of First Prophet of the Yahudi,
20	Then befell to his son Zadokiah,
21	A gifted and tormented messenger.
22	One night in dream,
23	Zadokiah received a vision where he was instructed,
24	That all the tribes of the Yahudi,
25	The former houses of the government of Akhenaten,
26	Be freed from servitude and taken to Palestine,
27	As their promised land.
28	His eldest son U'vid (Da'vid) did share the same vision,
29	Upon the same night.
30	Thus Zadokiah did issue an edict,
31	That all the Yahudi were to be freed of obligation,
32	That they be forgiven for any transgression,
33	And that those who chose to go, would be given safe passage,
34	To be resettled in Palestine,
35	With Jerusalem as their capital.
36	There at Elephantine Island,
37	Chief prophet Zadokiah, anointed his son,
38	U'vid (Da'vid) as first king and messiah,
39	As first Christ and savior of the Yahudi.

16

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two hundred and eighteen years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (992 BCE),
4	Christ King U'vid (Da'vid) did lead the Yahudi,
5	Out of bondage and slavery in Egypt,
6	To their promised land of Palestine.
7	The priests known as the Sons of Zadok,
8	Who had been the royal doctors and healers of the Hyksos,
9	The priests known as the sons of Udah,
10	Who had been the overseers of royal works and waters,
11	The priests known as the sons of Gad,
12	Who had been the overseers of the royal treasury,
13	The priests known as the sons of Benjamin,
14	Who had been the overseers of the animals,
15	The priests known as the sons of Dan,
16	Who had been the royal judges,
17	The priests known as the sons of Yusef,
18	Who had been the overseers of the royal granaries,
19	The priests known as the sons of Asher,
20	Who had been the overseers of the royal tombs and burials,
21	The priests known as the sons of Isis,
22	Who had been the royal scribes and teachers,
23	The priests known as the sons of Simeon,
24	Who had been the royal viziers that turned against the Hyksos,
25	But since the end of the Ramses,
26	Had sworn allegiance to the Yahudi,
27	The priests known as the sons of Levi,
28	Who had been the royal tax collectors,
29	And who since the time of Ramses the Great,
30	Had been shunned on account of the millions of curses,
31	They brought upon their own as looters of tombs,
32	And metal workers of cursed metals,
33	And now money lenders of cursed articles.
34	As for the priests as sons of Reuben,
35	Who had betrayed Moses (Akhenaten),
36	And betrayed heaven,
37	The former royal army leaders were exiled,
38	To Zafar in the south of Arabia,
39	And some years later to Kambar,
40	At the straights of Ormuz.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two hundred and twenty two years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (989 BCE),
4	Messiah King U'vid (Da'vid) did confront the Moabites,
5	And their powerful King Mesha,
6	Who worshipped child sacrifice.
7	Yet King Esau of the Edomites granted safe passage,
8	And the city of Jerusalem back to the Yahudi,
9	On account of Moses (Akhenaten).
10	Thus King U'vid (Da'vid) did declare the new kingdom,
11	The Kingdom of Yahudah (Judah),
12	As the first kingdom of the Yahudi.
13	Never called Israel,
14	For such a false word of magic,
15	Never existed in such times.
16	King U'vid (Da'vid) did then commission,
17	The building of a new Temple,
18	For the sacred Ark,
19	And treasure of Akhenaten,
20	For which he did copy,
21	The dimensions of the sacred temple,
22	Upon the Isle of Yeb (Elephantine).
23	Within four cycles of the Sun,
24	He did send word,
25	To the High Priests of YAHU (Yahuwah),
26	On the Isle of Yeb (Elephantine),
27	To come to Jerusalem.

18

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and fifty years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (960 BCE),
4	Iram (Hiram) of Tyre became the new king.
5	Upon news of the coming return of the treasures,
6	Of Akhenaten to Jerusalem,
7	He did make peace with Zimri,
8	The leader of the sons of Levi,
9	And the sons of Simon (Simeon),
10	That if they pledge alliance,
11	King Iram and King Curtias of Phrygia,
12	Would recognize their own kingdom.
13	In the same year,
14	A great day for the healing of heaven,
15	Upon the return,
16	Of the Ark of Akhenaten,
17	The Ark of the Covenant,
18	The foundation stone of Ebla,
19	The white (limestone) rock,
20	The stone of destiny,
21	The Scepter of Pharaoh,
22	And the sword of heaven,
23	To their new home,
24	The second temple,
25	In Jerusalem.

19

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and fifty five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (955 BCE),
4	Upon the return of the treasures of Moses,
5	To Jerusalem,
6	King Imri of the Levites,
7	Aided by the Simonites,
8	Declared an independent Kingdom called Sumeria (Samaria),
9	With its capital Sumer.
10	King Imri then immediately lay siege upon Jerusalem,
11	Aided by King Iram (Hiram) of Tyre,
12	And King Curtias of Phrygia.
13	Facing certain defeat,
14	King U'vid (Da'vid) sent word,
15	To all the Kananite tribes,
16	That if they united against the common enemy,
17	Then once more they would be blessed,
18	Through the anointing of their leaders,
19	By the sacred treasures and rights of the Yahudi.
20	Thus the Edomites agreed and came from the south,
21	Under the new King Bela, son of Esau,
22	The Ammonites came from the North East,
23	And the Arameans came from the North.
24	King Curtias and the Phrygians were pushed back,
25	By King Dan of the Arameans,
26	And King Imri was killed in retreat,
27	Who sought refuge in the land of the Moabites,
28	And was confronted and killed by King Meshe.
29	The leader of the Sumerians (Samaritans),
30	Now King Omri,
31	Hiding as bandits without land.
32	True to his word,
33	King U'vid (Da'vid),
34	Allowed the kings of the Kananites,
35	To meet at Jerusalem and be anointed,
36	According to the sacred artifacts of the Yahudi.
37	Yet no single king could the Kananites agree,
38	And an uneasy truce remained.

20

1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and sixty two years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (948 BCE),
4	Zadokiah the third great prophet,
5	Of the Yahudi did give up the ghost.
6	The office of great prophet did then befall,
7	To King U'vid (Da'vid) as first and only son.
8	Yet King U'vid (Da'vid) did not see himself fit,
9	For such great honor on account of his deeds.
10	Yet when King U'vid (Da'vid) sought to leave to Yeb,
11	The forces of the Levites and Simonites,
12	Under King Omri sought to attack again.
13	King Dan of the Arameans,
14	And King Bela of the Edomites,
15	Helped push King Omri back,
16	And like his father,
17	King Omri was killed by the Moabites.
18	King U'vid (Da'vid) did then issue a sacred decree,
19	Let all heaven and earth be witness to truth,
20	That the sons of Levi no more be priests,
21	And that the sons of Simon (Simeon) follow.
22	Nor shall henceforth either have claim,
23	To the sacredness of the Yahudi,
24	Nor the patronage of the Divine.
25	They be cast out, ejected, and doomed.
26	To wander the earth as the cursed,
27	As those that rejected eternal life.
28	King U'vid (Da'vid) did then anoint the Edomites,
29	As a new tribe of the Yahudi, replacing the Simonites.
30	He then anointed the Arameans of Dan,
31	Replacing the Levites.
32	The captured Levites and Simonites were then exiled,
33	On ships from the sons of Zion,
34	To the Island of the Horse (Euboea) in Greece,
35	Where the Levites named their settlement Sumer (Chaldis),
36	And the Simonites named their settlement Sulumer (Eritrea).
37	King U'vid (Da'vid) did then anoint,
38	His cousin Obadiah as his adopted brother,
39	As the fourth great prophet of Yeb.
40	Upon being honored as one of the twelve houses of the Yahudi,
41	King Bela of the Edomites,
42	Did declare to King U'vid (Da'vid),
43	As you honor our people and all Kananites,
44	So I honor the house of U'vid (Da'vid),
45	Behold I am blessed with two sons,
46	Whose names are Boam (Job) and Saul.
47	Before heaven and earth as my witness,
48	I give Boam (Job) my first born,
49	To Yahuvah and to you as your son.
50	Thus King U'vid (Da'vid) was blessed with an heir.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and seventy nine years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (931 BCE),
4	The great King U'vid (Da'vid),
5	Of the Kingdom of Yahudah,
6	Did give up the ghost.
7	The anointed crown of messiah kings,
8	Did then fall to his adopted son Boam (Job),
9	Also the crown prince of the Edomites,
10	Who took the name Yahuboam.
11	In the Great Age of the Ram,
12	Two Hundred and seventy nine years,
13	Since the dawn of the Great Age (929 BCE),
14	Obadiah the fourth great prophet,
15	Of the Yahudi did give up the ghost.
16	The position then befell,
17	To the son of Obadiah,
18	Whose name was Elijiah (Elijah),
19	As the fifth of the Great Prophets of Yahuweh.
20	Elijiah (Elijah) did then come to Jerusalem,
21	As did all the leaders of the Kananites,
22	To meet the messiah king Yahuboam,
23	Who was both a Kananite and a Yahudi.
24	Elijiah (Elijah) did also tutor,
25	The eldest son of Yahuboam,
26	Whose name was Yahab (Ahab),
27	On the history of the world,
28	And his future obligations.
29	In the Great Age of the Ram,
30	Two Hundred and eighty four years,
31	Since the dawn of the Great Age (926 BCE),
32	The great King Bela of the Edomites,
33	Did give up the ghost.
34	While King Yahuboam of Yahudah,
35	Was also the rightful heir of the throne,
36	He did not object to his younger brother,
37	Whose name was Saul,
38	To become King of the Edomites.

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