Lebor Clann Glas

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and eighty five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (925 BCE),
4	King Saul of the Edomites,
5	Did invite the priests deposed of Baalbek,
6	Known as the priests of Baal Hanan,
7	To build a temple at his new capital of Selah (Petra).
8	The Great Prophet Elijiah of the Yahudi,
9	Did complain to King Yahuboam,
10	Yet King Saul ignored him and instead forbid,
11	The worship of Yahuweh in the lands of the Edomites.
12	In the Great Age of the Ram,
13	Two Hundred and eighty seven years,
14	Since the dawn of the Great Age (923 BCE),
15	King Yahuboam did defeat the Phrygians to the west,
16	Capturing the fortress cities of Ekron and Gath.
17	Yet rather than congratulate his brother,
18	King Saul sided with the Phrygians,
19	Demanding the cities be returned.
20	When his brother King Yahuboam of Yahudah refused,
21	King Saul did then cut off supplies,
22	From the ports of Elah (Eilat) and Geber (Aqaba).
23	When King Yahuboam did change from trade,
24	Along the River Jordan,
25	To the slower use of land,
26	King Saul attacked the caravans,
27	Killing the Yahudi.
28	Finally, King Yahuboam had to act.
29	He confronted his brother and the rebellious forces.
30	But when the forces met in the Jezreel Valley,
31	The Edomites abandoned Saul,
32	And sided with King Yahuboam and the true king.
33	Defeated and humiliated King Saul and his sons,
34	Refused to surrender and instead climbed Mount Gilboa.
35	There above the valley Saul proclaimed,
36	Before you oh mighty Baal,
37	Strike the seed of my brother,
38	That the house of the Yahudah be cursed,
39	With conflict and malevolence.
40	For such is this religion,
41	That it did kill my own house.
42	With the curse been spoken,
43	Saul did kill each of his sons,
44	Then took his own life.
45	King Yahuboam did then declare,
46	The Kingdom of heaven of my father,
47	Be cleaved by such tragedy.
48	Henceforth, the name of Edom be the whisper of history.
49	Behold all land granted to me by my fathers,
50	Be one united Kingdom of Yahudah.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Two Hundred and ninety nine years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (911 BCE),
4	King Yahuboam of Yahudah,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The crown did then fall to his son Yahab (Ahab).
7	In the same year a powerful king emerged,
8	From the lands of the Kananites,
9	Called King Adad (Nadab),
10	Who defeated the Phrygians (Pharasi) to the north,
11	And established the city of Damascus as his capital.
12	During the third year of Yahab (Ahab),
13	The Great Prophet Elijah,
14	Did warn Ahab and his Queen Jezebel,
15	Who had taken herself to be a Priestess of Asherah,
16	The Queen of Heaven,
17	And Mother of God,
18	That the murder of innocent children,
19	And the worship of daemon gods,
20	Be an abomination,
21	Unto the universal God,
22	Of Yahu (Yahuweh).
23	Yet Ahab would not be moved saying,
24	That though Elijiah (Elijah),
25	Be the great prophet and teacher,
26	The Universal god Yahuweh,
27	Had brought nothing but misery,
28	While it be Ba'al and Asherah,
29	Who had protected and brought prosperity,
30	For generations of Kananites.
31	Thus King Adad (Nadab) and Queen Jezebel,
32	Did roast little innocents,
33	Drinking their blood,
34	And feeding upon their flesh,
35	In High Mass as was custom,
36	Since the time of the darkness.

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1	Upon such evil,
2	Elijah did issue a Great Curse,
3	To Ahab and his wife.
4	So superstitious and fearful,
5	Of the Great Curse of a Chief Seer,
6	And Great Prophet of the Yahudi,
7	The King and his Queen did lock themselves away.
8	Elijah then did take in disguise,
9	The treasures of Akhenaten,
10	From the second temple of Jerusalem,
11	To return them to the Isle of Yeb (Elephantine).
12	When King Yahab (Ahab) then discovered,
13	The treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
14	Had been taken by Elijiah (Elijah),
15	He summonsed his army and best chariots,
16	To seize Elijiah (Elijah) and the treasures.
17	Within sight of the canals of Zion (Zeus/Seuz),
18	The forces of the Berber Pharaoh,
19	Of the Yahudi Mazalyi Tribe,
20	Known as Pharaoh Osorkon,
21	Did see the chariots of Yahudah approach.
22	They did lower the waters of the canal,
23	That Elijiah (Elijah) and the treasures,
24	Could safely pass.
25	But when the chariots and army of Yahudah,
26	Did follow into the canal,
27	The Egyptians released the water,
28	And the forces of Yahab (Ahab) drowned.
29	Elijiah (Elijah) did then stand,
30	With the scepter of Moses,
31	By the side of the canal,
32	And did declare in front of King Yahab (Ahab),
33	Upon the other side,
34	Verily before all heaven and earth,
35	Let the angels and spirits be my witness,
36	For never again shall the Kingdom of Yahudah,
37	Be the Chosen People of the Divine Creator.
38	Until one is found to be worthy,
39	The treasures of Akhenaten (Moses),
40	Shall remain at Yeb (Elephantine Island).

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Three hundred and nineteen years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (891 BCE),
4	King Adad (Nadab) of the Assyrians,
5	And of the Yahudi tribe of Dan,
6	Did give up the ghost.
7	The crown then did fall to his son,
8	Whose name was Tukulti.
9	In the Great Age of the Ram,
10	Three hundred and twenty one years,
11	Since the dawn of the Great Age (889 BCE),
12	Elijiah (Elijah) the fifth great prophet,
13	Of the Yahudi did give up the ghost.
14	The position then befell,
15	To his son whose name was Ahijiah,
16	As the sixth Great Prophet of the Thirty Three.
17	Within two years of the death of Elijiah,
18	Pharaoh Osorkon of the Berber Yahudi,
19	Also known as the Mazalyi tribe,
20	Did give up the ghost.
21	King Ahab did then rally a great army,
22	Of Yahudah and Kananite conscripts,
23	To invade Egypt,
24	And seize the sacred treasures of Moses.
25	Yet word of his plans were given to the priests,
26	And the son of Osorkon,
27	Whose name was Pharaoh Shoshenq,
28	Was forewarned of the attack.
29	When King Yahab (Ahab) did strike,
30	The Egyptians did destroy the army of Yahudah.
31	Never again did King Ahab rally an army,
32	To try and seize the treasures of Moses.
33	In the Great Age of the Ram,
34	Three hundred and twenty six years,
35	Since the dawn of the Great Age (884 BCE),
36	King Tukulti of the Assyrians,
37	Did give up the ghost.
38	The crown then did fall to his son,
39	Whose name was King Assur (Asa).
40	In the Great Age of the Ram,
41	Three hundred and forty years,
42	Since the dawn of the Great Age (870 BCE),
43	King Yahab (Ahab) of Yahudah gave up the ghost.
44	The crown did then fall to his son,
45	Whose name was Yahushaphat.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Three hundred and twenty one years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (861 BCE),
4	Ahiah the seventh great prophet of Yeb,
5	The son of Ahijah and the grandson of Elijiah,
6	Did give up the ghost.
7	The position then befell,
8	To his son whose name was Azariah,
9	As the eighth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
10	In the Great Age of the Ram,
11	Three hundred and twenty six years,
12	Since the dawn of the Great Age (859 BCE),
13	Yahudi Kananite King Assur (Asa),
14	Of the tribe of Dan,
15	And leader of the Assyrians,
16	Did give up the ghost.
17	The crown then did fall to his son,
18	Whose name was King Sulmanu (Solomon).
19	Since the fall of the Yahudah under Yahab,
20	King Assur (Asa) had paid homage,
21	To the Great Prophets of Yeb,
22	Asking for their atonement,
23	And favor return to the Kananites.
24	Under the tribe of Dan,
25	Law had been restored across the lands,
26	The Kananites united, except for the Yahudah.
27	The great temple of Baalbek had been restored,
28	The wicked kingdoms of Tyre and Biblos destroyed,
29	The Isle of Cyprus retaken,
30	The city of Tarsus destroyed.
31	King Sulmanu (Solomon) did then travel to Egypt,
32	To pay homage and plead,
33	That unless the signs of Moses return,
34	To the gaze and honor of men,
35	No peace can be brought to the lands,
36	Nor evil extinguished.
37	For only the illumination of Divine Sacredness,
38	Can rid the earth of transgression.
39	Upon hearing the plea of Sulmanu (Solomon),
40	Prophet Azariah agreed and the treasures of Moses,
41	Did then return to Palestine and to Baalek,
42	Renamed the Holy Temple of Sulmanu (Solomon),
43	As the site of a new covenant,
44	With the tribe of Dan the new messiah kings.

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1	King Sulmanu (Solomon),
2	Of the Yahudi and Kananite tribe of Dan,
3	King of Assyria,
4	Now anointed as the messiah kings,
5	Continued the work of his grandfather,
6	In making Ninevah, the revival of Kanah,
7	His capital and the center of the world.
8	The tribe of Dan returned the rule of law,
9	That all are equal under the law,
10	To Babylonia under King Za-Kir-Mu,
11	To Elam under King Indash,
12	To the Urartu, Gutium, Arameans,
13	The Philistia, Moabites, Nabateans,
14	The Arabians, the Shutu and Hamathites.
15	Even King Yahushaphat of Yahudah,
16	Paid homage to the great Sulmanu (Solomon).
17	In the Great Age of the Ram,
18	Three hundred and fifty seven years,
19	Since the dawn of the Great Age (853 BCE),
20	King Sulmanu (Solomon) amassed the largest army,
21	Ever to be seen in more than five hundred years,
22	Against the fortresses of the Phrygians,
23	And the allies of King Midias (Midas).
24	In the Orontes Valley at the fortress of Qarqar,
25	King Sulmanu (Solomon) defeated the Phrygians,
26	And freed Palestine and Syria of the tyranny,
27	Of the parasites, who were forced to retreat.
28	Upon such a great victory,
29	King Sulmanu (Solomon) declared,
30	Let this place be remembered as sacred,
31	For here, we shall build a great temple to Yahu.
32	This place became known as the city of light,
33	Later also Heliopolis,
34	And later falsely as Antioch on Orontes.
35	In the Great Age of the Ram,
36	Three hundred and fifty eight years,
37	Since the dawn of the Great Age (852 BCE),
38	King Sulmanu (Solomon) of Assyria,
39	Did invade Phrygia with a mass army,
40	Capturing the Phrygian capital of Gordium,
41	And its wicked King Midias (Midas).
42	King Midias (Midas) offered Sulmanu (Solomon),
43	The greatest treasure of gold of jewels,
44	Stolen and plundered by the parasites,
45	Over hundreds of years,
46	As petition to spare his life.
47	To which King Sulmanu (Solomon) ordered that Midias (Midas),
48	Be sealed in his own treasure vaults,
49	That if he loved gold and precious gems above life,
50	Then let him survive upon them.
51	Upon the death of King Midias (Midas),
52	Wise King Sulmanu (Solomon) then divided the treasure,
53	Amongst his vassals in recompense of what had been taken,
54	When the parasites (Pharasi),
55	Had been in power.
56	He then ordered Gordium to be razed to the ground,
57	And covered in soil,
58	That the Phrygians (Parasites) be wiped from memory.
59	Thus any claim the Phrygians survived,
60	Be a wicked untruth.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Three hundred and fifty one years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (851 BCE),
4	The King of Argos in Greece,
5	Whose name was Perseus,
6	And King Aegis of Sparta,
7	Did lead a fierce army of fighters,
8	That captured Kanadia,
9	Butchering every last Pharasi (Parasite).
10	The Island was renamed Knossos,
11	And claimed by King Aegis of Sparta.
12	The fleet then sailed to the former lands of Phrygia,
13	And invaded from the sea,
14	Capturing the cities of the Phrygians,
15	And renaming the whole region,
16	And their new capital as Troy,
17	Claimed by King Perseus,
18	Who granted the kingdom to his son,
19	Known as Attis (Atys).
20	With the control of Knossos (Crete),
21	The Spartans soon became famously wealthy,
22	As did the people of Argos.
23	Yet the two cities of Yahudi,
24	Did resolve themselves of the wealth,
25	In opposite manners.
26	As the Spartans sought communal wealth,
27	Administered by trusted priests,
28	Whilst the people lived to perfect,
29	Their strength and skill at all forms of war,
30	While the people of Argos,
31	Lavished themselves in finery and good living.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Three hundred and sixty five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (845 BCE),
4	King Yahushaphat of Yahudah gave up the ghost.
5	The crown Did then fall to Yahuram.
6	In the same year the Prophet Azariah,
7	Did give up the ghost.
8	The position then befell,
9	To his son whose name was Ananiah,
10	As the ninth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
11	For sixty six years,
12	The Kings of Yahudah,
13	Forbidden to be known as Messiah Kings,
14	Cast out as the Chosen People,
15	Had cursed and schemed,
16	And partaken in the most abominable acts,
17	In the invention of the ritual of Eucharist,
18	By the eating of flesh and drinking of blood,
19	Of innocent children murdered to demon gods,
20	That the Yahudi of Jerusalem,
21	Had come to believe in nothing,
22	But power for itself.
23	A great and deep insanity had befallen,
24	These once great houses of priests,
25	Of the court of Pharaoh Akhenaten.
26	No longer any sign of wisdom,
27	But the madness of men who curse heaven,
28	And sacrifice to spirits they do not believe.
29	The Yahudi of the kingdom of Yahudah,
30	Had come to believe only that they were victims.
31	And in such madness of mind,
32	Even if an enemy could not be found,
33	The priests of Jerusalem would invent their own,
34	So that the young ones be taught the insanity,
35	They be persecuted by mankind and heaven.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Three hundred and seventy three years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (837 BCE),
4	King Yahuram of Yahudah gave up the ghost.
5	The crown of the king of Yahudah,
6	Did then fall to Yahuahaz.
7	In the Great Age of the Ram,
8	Three hundred and eighty six years,
9	Since the dawn of the Great Age (824 BCE),
10	King Sulmanu (Solomon) of the Assyrians,
11	Did give up the ghost.
12	The Messiah crown then did fall to his son,
13	Whose name was King Shamshi (Sampson),
14	As the leader of the tribe of Dan,
15	The Chosen People of the Divine,
16	The Kananite Yahudi,
17	And the Assyrian Empire.
18	In the Great Age of the Ram,
19	Three hundred and ninety seven years,
20	Since the dawn of the Great Age (813 BCE),
21	Ananiah the ninth great prophet of Yeb,
22	Did give up the ghost.
23	The position then befell,
24	To his son whose name was Amoziah,
25	As the tenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
26	In the Great Age of the Ram,
27	Three hundred and ninety nine years,
28	Since the dawn of the Great Age (811 BCE),
29	King Shamshi (Sampson) of the Assyrians,
30	Did give up the ghost.
31	The crown then did fall to his son,
32	Whose name was King Narari.
33	In the Great Age of the Ram,
34	Four hundred and nine years,
35	Since the dawn of the Great Age (801 BCE),
36	King Yahuahaz of Yahudah gave up the ghost.
37	The crown of Yahudah,
38	Did then fall to his son Yahuash.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and twenty six years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (784 BCE),
4	Amoziah the tenth great prophet of Yeb,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The position then befell,
7	To his son whose name was Isaiah,
8	As the eleventh Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
9	The Great Prophet Isaiah went to Ninevah,
10	And warned King Narari,
11	That his failure as Messiah king of the Yahudi,
12	Would cause the ruin of the empire,
13	And the House of Dan.
14	King Narari ignored the great prophet,
15	And for a brief time forbid him,
16	To attend to the treasures of Moses,
17	At Baalbek the Temple of Solomon.
18	Instead, the priests of Ba'al Hanon
19	Were granted control and proceeded to construct,
20	A large golden bull that enclosed,
21	The ark of the covenant.
22	Thus, all who came to Baalbek,
23	To worship the Divine Creator,
24	Now worshipped Baal Hanon,
25	As the Golden Calf.
26	In the Great Age of the Ram,
27	Four hundred and thirty seven years,
28	Since the dawn of the Great Age (773 BCE),
29	King Narari of the Assyrians,
30	Did give up the ghost.
31	The crown then did fall to his son,
32	Whose name was King Ashur.
33	Yet when the Great Prophet Isaiah,
34	Came to Ninevah to see the new king,
35	He refused to grant him an audience.
36	Two years passed and again the king refused.
37	Five years passed and again King Ashur,
38	Refused to grant Isaiah an audience,
39	To which Isaiah did reply,
40	That soon a day will come,
41	When there will be a weeping in the House of Dan,
42	For nothing shall extinguish,
43	The pain and torment,
44	Upon the wrath of the Divine Creator.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and forty four years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (766 BCE),
4	A great cold did descend upon the world,
5	Rivers did freeze, crops did die,
6	And animals did perish.
7	The priests of Baal Hanon,
8	Did blame the god Yahu,
9	And so King Ashur summonsed Isaiah to court.
10	Isaiah did then warn King Ashur,
11	To cease the defiling of the treasures of Moses.
12	That if the House of Dan,
13	As the Assyrian Empire,
14	Did not repent,
15	Then they would be stripped of authority.
16	To which King Ashur responded,
17	It was the treasures of the Yahudi,
18	That had caused the curse on the lands,
19	The great cold and famine,
20	And that he would be granted passage to leave,
21	But be forbidden to return.
22	Upon Isaiah gaining the word of the King,
23	He proceeded to Baalbek and seized the treasures,
24	Returning to Egypt,
25	Under the protection,
26	Of the Berber Yahudi Pharaoh Userken.
27	Yet when King Ashur realized,
28	What Isaiah had done,
29	He ordered the largest army yet assembled,
30	To invade Egypt and return the treasures.
31	Pharaoh Userken sought to defend Egypt,
32	But was overwhelmed.
33	Isaiah then called out,
34	To the King of the Napata,
35	Promising if they protect the sacredness,
36	Of the covenant of the Divine Creator,
37	Then they would become the messiah kings,
38	Of the Yahudi.
39	King Alara of the Napata (Kush),
40	Did then enter into Egypt,
41	And defend Yeb (Elephantine),
42	Against King Ashur,
43	Of the Assyrians,
44	And House of Dan,
45	Defeating them and pushing them back.
46	King Alara then became Pharaoh Kashta.
47	The Great Prophet Isaiah then declared,
48	Henceforth, before all heaven and earth,
49	The tribe of Dan no more be the Chosen People,
50	No may they be called the Messiah Kings.
51	For such honor goes unto the House of Napati (Kush),
52	As the sacred protectors of the covenant.
53	Thus, for the first time the treasures of Akhenaten,
54	Did travel south to Napati,
55	Until it was deemed safe for their return to Yeb.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and thirty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (745 BCE),
4	King Ashur of the Assyrians,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The commander of the Army,
7	Whose name was General Turtanu,
8	Did immediately seize the throne,
9	And execute the whole royal family,
10	Of the House of Dan,
11	Thus fulfilling the prophecy of Isaiah,
12	That the House of Dan,
13	Would be wiped from the earth.
14	Turtanu then declared himself King Pileser.
15	Turtanu as King Pileser declared war,
16	Upon all who opposed him.
17	King Pileser greatly increased the army,
18	Conscripting hundreds of thousands.
19	First, King Pileser did brutally put down rebellion,
20	Across Palestine and Syria.
21	When the kingdom of Yahudah,
22	Refused to pay tribute,
23	King Pileser attacked and conquered Jerusalem,
24	Taking all the key people of Jerusalem,
25	As prisoners back to Ninevah,
26	And leaving King Yahuam the king of a ghost city.
27	Rebellion after rebellion he crushed.
28	When he reached Babylon,
29	King Pileser then declared himself king,
30	Crowning himself King Pulu of Babylonia.
31	Yet for all his greatness,
32	And all his brutality,
33	King Pileser could not defeat,
34	The son of Pharaoh Kashta,
35	The Messiah Pharaoh,
36	Of the Yahudi Napati (Kush),
37	Whose name was Pharaoh Pi.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and sixty seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (743 BCE),
4	As Sparta and Argos had become wealthy,
5	Sparta kept its control over Knossos,
6	And became the most powerful of all Greek states,
7	While Argos lost its Trojan Empire,
8	Upon the western Anatolia,
9	To internal revolt,
10	And the birth of a federation of cities,
11	That renamed themselves,
12	The Ionian League in honor of the ancient ideal.
13	Yet when the Melites,
14	Also known as the Helots (Zealots),
15	Of the Island of Pegasus (Euboea),
16	And the city of Sumer (Chaldis),
17	Of the ancient Yahudi exiles of Levites,
18	And the city of Sulumer (Eretria),
19	Of the ancient Yahudi of Simonites,
20	Continued to entrap trade and demand payment,
21	King Pheidon of Argos did enlist,
22	The help of King Alcamenus of Sparta,
23	To launch an invasion.
24	The Levites and Simonites were captured,
25	Eight thousand from Sumer (Chaldis),
26	And ten thousand from Sulumer (Eretria).
27	Yet instead of being executed,
28	The Argeans took their prisoners to Italy,
29	And to their colonies at Cronos (Croton),
30	At Siris and Tartatus (Tarentum),
31	In the Calabrian lands.
32	The Spartans took their Levite slaves
33	To Italy and their colonies,
34	Of Zarcle (Messina) and Apoleon (Syracuse),
35	And Heraclea (Hercules),
36	On the isle of Sicilia,
37	And to Hera (Paestum) and the far north Vulcan (Vulci),
38	And to Poseidonia (Olbia),
39	Upon the Isle of Sardinia.
40	The sons of Sulumer and Sumer did vow,
41	One day they would be freed,
42	And exact their revenge,
43	Upon losing Pegasus their island home.
44	Within one hundred years,
45	Their prophecy came true,
46	As both the Spartans and Argeans,
47	Released their slaves.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and seventy eight years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (732 BCE),
4	Isaiah the eleventh great prophet of Yeb,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The position then befell,
7	To his son whose name was Ezekiah,
8	As the twelfth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
9	In the Great Age of the Ram,
10	Four hundred and eighty eight years,
11	Since the dawn of the Great Age (722 BCE),
12	Pileser (Pekah) of the Assyrians,
13	Did give up the ghost.
14	The crown then did fall to his son,
15	Whose name was King Shallum (Sargon).
16	In the Great Age of the Ram,
17	Four hundred and eighty nine years,
18	Since the dawn of the Great Age (721 BCE),
19	Pharaoh Pi of the Yahudi house of Napati (Kush),
20	Did give up the ghost.
21	The title of Messiah Pharaoh,
22	Did then befall to his son,
23	Whose name was Shabaka.
24	Yet upon word reaching King Shallum (Sargon),
25	Of the death of the great Pi,
26	He ordered a mass invasion of Egypt,
27	Catching the Egyptians and Kush by surprise.
28	Unable to reinforce Yeb and Thebes in time,
29	King Shallom (Sargon) surrounded the temple,
30	And forced Ezekiah to yield the treasures,
31	On the promise that the temple,
32	And all the lives of the priests be spared.
33	Thus King Shallom (Sargon) secured,
34	The treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
35	As the ark of the covenant,
36	The sword of heaven,
37	The serpent scepter,
38	The stone of destiny,
39	And the standard of the lion.
40	Yet Shallom (Sargon) did execute Shabaka,
41	And installed his own Pharaoh,
42	By the name of Taharqa.
43	King Shallom (Sargon) did then return to Ninevah,
44	With the treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
45	His great prize.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Four hundred and forty nine years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (705 BCE),
4	King Shallom (Sargon) of the Assyrians,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The crown did then fall to his son,
7	Whose name was Sinherib (Sin).
8	The Yahudi still as prisoners at Ninevah,
9	The treasures of Akhenaten returned to Baalbek,
10	And the control of the priests of Baal-Hanon,
11	Who no longer desecrated the artifacts,
12	But instead ensured their proper veneration,
13	As strength had been returned to the Assyrians.
14	In the time that the Assyrians had seized,
15	The treasures of the Yahudi,
16	And returned them to Baalbek,
17	The great prophet and priests of Yeb,
18	Had reconciled themselves to becoming,
19	The greatest tutors of knowledge,
20	Of the ancient world.
21	Thus the sons of kings and leaders,
22	From all the ancient world came to Yeb,
23	To be taught and trained in history.
24	Even as a sign of truce,
25	King Sinherib (Sin) even sent his youngest son,
26	Whose name was Asaraddon (Esarhaddon),
27	To be taught by Ezekiah.
28	There at Yeb,
29	Ezekiah reminded Asaraddon,
30	Of the obligations of a good king,
31	And the consequences of wicked decisions.
32	In the Great Age of the Ram,
33	Five hundred and twenty nine years,
34	Since the dawn of the Great Age (681 BCE),
35	King Sinherib (Sin) of the Assyrians,
36	Was murdered by his older sons.
37	The crown of Assyria did then befall,
38	To his youngest son named Asaraddon (Esarhaddon),
39	Above the claims of his older brothers,
40	On account of ancient prophecy,
41	That he would bring healing to the land.
42	Yet upon his rise to the throne,
43	Civil war broke out across Assyria.
44	With the guidance and learning acquired at Yeb,
45	King Asaraddon (Esarhaddon) defeated his brothers.
46	He then ordered the release of the Yahudi,
47	Permitting them to return to Jerusalem.
48	He further permitted his tutor Ezekiah,
49	And the Yahudi priests of Yeb,
50	To tend to the treasures at Baalbek.
51	Yet he refused permission for their return.
52	Nor did the Yahudi priests seek to grant consent,
53	As to the legitimacy of the house of Turtanu.
54	In the Great Age of the Ram,
55	Five hundred and fourteen years,
56	Since the dawn of the Great Age (696 BCE),
57	Ezekiah the twelfth great prophet of Yeb,
58	Did give up the ghost.
59	The position then befell,
60	To his son whose name was Amariah,
61	As the thirteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Five hundred and twenty nine years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (681 BCE),
4	Amariah the thirteenth great prophet of Yeb,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The position then befell,
7	To his son whose name was Edaliah,
8	As the fourteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
9	In the Great Age of the Ram,
10	Five hundred and thirty eight years,
11	Since the dawn of the Great Age (672 BCE),
12	Edaliah the fourteenth great prophet of Yeb,
13	Did give up the ghost.
14	The position then befell,
15	To his son whose name was Zephaniah,
16	As the fifteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
17	In the Great Age of the Ram,
18	Five hundred and sixty five years,
19	Since the dawn of the Great Age (645 BCE),
20	Zephaniah the fifteenth great prophet of Yeb,
21	Did give up the ghost.
22	The position then befell,
23	To his son whose name was Ilikiah,
24	As the sixteenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
25	Of all the students of Ilikiah.
26	Apart from his own son,
27	The greatest be the crown prince of the Chaldeans,
28	The most ancient Yahudi priests,
29	Known as the House of Reuben.
30	Upon the weakening of the Medians,
31	The Chaldean Yahudi of Reuben,
32	Had formed a united house known as the Menes.
33	In the Great Age of the Ram,
34	Five hundred and eighty four years,
35	Since the dawn of the Great Age (626 BCE),
36	King Teispes (Nebupolassar) of the ancient Yahudi tribe of Reuben,
37	Also known as the Chaldeans and Persians,
38	Did conquer Babylon and declare himself king,
39	Following the death of Assyrian King Ashurbanipal.
40	The Great Prophet Ilikiah did then come to Babylon,
41	And make a fateful speech there,
42	Saying that as the Divine be his witness,
43	That all miracles are possible,
44	For the last has become the first,
45	In the restoration of the House of Reuben (Wolf),
46	As the Yahudi House of Menes.
47	Thus, all the world shall recognize,
48	The House of Reuben and the House of Menes,
49	As Messiah Kings of the world.
50	Whereupon Ilikiah blessed the Menesheh army,
51	As it departed to Syria,
52	To recapture the treasures of Moses (Akhenaten).

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Five hundred and ninety years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (620 BCE),
4	Ilikiah the sixteenth great prophet of Yeb,
5	Did give up the ghost.
6	The position then befell,
7	To his son whose name was Jeremiah,
8	As the seventeenth Great Prophet of the Yahudi.
9	While Messiah King Teispes (Nebupolassar),
10	Continued to fight towards Ninevah,
11	His son called Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
12	Became the star pupil of Jeremiah,
13	Tutoring him in all manner of knowledge,
14	And religion and history of the world.
15	In the Great Age of the Ram,
16	Five hundred and ninety six years,
17	Since the dawn of the Great Age (614 BCE),
18	King Teispes (Nebupolassar) had finally subdued,
19	All enemies in Palestine, Syria and Mesopotamia,
20	And now lay siege to Ninevah itself.
21	Careful that the treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
22	Be not damaged or stolen or destroyed,
23	King Teispes (Nebupolassar) remained patient in siege for five years,
24	Until the people themselves rose up,
25	And killed the defenders.
26	Thus King Teispes (Nebupolassar) succeeded in regaining,
27	The sacred treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
28	And spared the people of Ninevah,
29	But ordered the city of such wickedness to be destroyed,
30	That such a place no longer raise itself,
31	Against the call of heaven.
32	King Teispes (Nebupolassar) did then return the treasures of Moses,
33	To Babylon under his protection.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and five years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (605 BCE),
4	King Teispes (Nebupolassar) did give up the ghost.
5	Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) was then crowned,
6	Messiah King of Babylonia and the Yahudi.
7	He then did call his teacher to court.
8	There Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) did greet him warmly,
9	As a brother and spoke to the assembled,
10	Great Magi Jeremiah,
11	How might we change the hearts,
12	Of the men of the Yahudi,
13	Who worship demons,
14	And eat the flesh and blood,
15	Of their sons and daughters?
16	Must I turn Jerusalem,
17	And every other wicked city into dust?
18	To rid us of this evil?
19	Jeremiah did reply,
20	Indeed they be abominations,
21	And evil without seeming end,
22	That priests act outwardly with piety,
23	But in hiding do practice all manner of wickedness,
24	Yet they are a people without memory,
25	And without knowledge of history,
26	Who know not from where they came,
27	Nor of the ancient covenant of the Divine.
28	Jeremiah did then ask Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
29	That before he lay waste to Jerusalem,
30	He grant Jeremiah one year on his word,
31	That he allow Jeremiah to travel to Jerusalem,
32	And plead with King Yahuiakim,
33	That the Yahudi be convinced to change their ways.
34	Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) asked how might this be?
35	To which Jeremiah replied,
36	He would employ the best scribes and priests,
37	To work day and night,
38	And within six months shall have a history,
39	Worthy of the history of the Yahudi,
40	That they might believe in the truth,
41	And cease practicing their evil ways.
42	Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) did agree and give his oath,
43	And for six months the scribes and priests,
44	Worked day and night to write the history,
45	So that the Yahudi might remember who they are,
46	And stop such evil and worship of demons.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and six years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (604 BCE),
4	The High Priest of Yeb,
5	The mighty and wise Jeremiah,
6	Did travel to Jerusalem,
7	With the new sacred texts,
8	To the court of King Yahuiakim.
9	But Jeremiah refused the trappings of court,
10	And spoke plainly,
11	A solemn oath did your ancestors give,
12	To honor the covenant of Yahu,
13	Which brought you out of the wilderness.
14	I do come now with sacred scripture,
15	Faithful to the covenant,
16	For your priests and your court,
17	To end the worship of foreign gods,
18	But King Yahuiakim the son of Yahuhaz,
19	The grandson of Yahuah,
20	And the great grandson of Yahuamon,
21	Would not be moved.
22	He ordered the scriptures be seized,
23	And destroyed as a supreme act of evil.
24	King Yahuiakim then ordered Jeremiah imprisoned.
25	All the priests and nobles did defile,
26	And insult Jeremiah except one,
27	Whose name was Princess Tamar,
28	Also known as Tea Tephi,
29	Who tended and fed Jeremiah,
30	And ensured he had enough blankets,
31	When he was imprisoned.
32	Upon hearing the wickedness of the Yahudah,
33	King Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) ordered his Generals,
34	To march on Jerusalem and spare no one,
35	But Jeremiah and return his teacher unharmed.
36	For two months the army of King Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
37	Lay siege to Jerusalem until finally,
38	The walls of the city could no longer hold,
39	And the city fell.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and seven years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (603 BCE),
4	Jeremiah and his scribes,
5	Were freed by the Persian troops of Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar),
6	And his finest General Zaradan.
7	King Yahuiakim and all his sons were then executed.
8	But before the Chaldean Yahudi,
9	Did touch Princess Tephi,
10	Jeremiah proclaimed that she be his adopted daughter,
11	And no harm was to come to her.
12	As for the city and its leaders,
13	Jeremiah made General Zaradan swear,
14	That no harm would come until he met,
15	With King Cambyses (Nebuchadnezzar) and sought clemency.
16	Thus Jeremiah, with his scribes,
17	And now his adopted daughter,
18	The last of the line of the Messiah of Edom,
19	The last bloodline of the House of Da'vid,
20	The last of the royal Kananites,
21	Did go to Babylon to the court of (Cambyses) Nebuchadnezzar.
22	Jeremiah did then speak of his second plan,
23	That he would bring forth his trusted nephew,
24	From Yeb, named Zedekiah,
25	To be the new King of Jerusalem,
26	And that the ancient treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
27	Be brought also to Jerusalem,
28	That the people of Yahudah might remember,
29	Their sacred covenant and end their ways.
30	King (Cambyses) Nebuchadnezzar agreed on the condition,
31	That a Babylonian garrison remain in Jerusalem,
32	And that Jeremiah not travel without guard,
33	And if by seven years, the Yahudi of Jerusalem,
34	Had failed to change, the city would be razed.
35	Jeremiah agreed and summonsed Zedekiah to Jerusalem,
36	Soon after, the most sacred treasures of Moses came.
37	And the people of Jerusalem were jubilant.
38	Yet Jeremiah warned Zedekiah,
39	That in six years, if the people had not changed,
40	(Cambyses) Nebuchadnezzar would destroy the city.
41	Yet within five years Jerusalem had become a brothel,
42	Of money and vice, superstition and magic,
43	As people across the world flocked to worship the ark.
44	Jeremiah again warned Zedekiah and Yahudah,
45	To change their ways and stop accepting such false money,
46	Yet they refused.
47	With just two years to before the end of the time,
48	Jerusalem had returned to the sacrifice of children,
49	And Zedekiah had defiled his sacred oaths,
50	To become a high priest of Baal Moloch.
51	Jeremiah warned him and all the priests,
52	That this was the last straw,
53	And seized the sacred treasures,
54	Whereupon the Persian guard did fight to the last man,
55	To enable the escape of Jeremiah and the treasures.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and thirteen years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (597 BCE),
4	Nebuchadnezzar ordered General Nebuzaradan,
5	And the army to capture Jerusalem and destroy it,
6	Killing every living thing.
7	Soon after the Babylonians recaptured the city.
8	Jeremiah pleaded with the General,
9	That he at least spare one hundred of the brightest,
10	And their children and families,
11	From each of the ancient Yahudi tribes,
12	Of Jerusalem, lest their knowledge and skills,
13	Be consigned to waste,
14	That they be taken to Babylon as slaves.
15	General Nebuzaradan replied that he would only grant,
16	Clemency to just forty of the brightest of each tribe,
17	Whereupon just four thousand Yahudi,
18	From Jerusalem were taken back to Babylon as slaves.
19	On a day to become known as Tisha B'Av,
20	Six hundred and thirteen years,
21	Since the dawn of the Great Age (597 BCE),
22	And every other man, woman, child,
23	And living thing was killed.
24	General Nebuzaradan then demolished the walls of the city,
25	Burning and destroying every building and temple,
26	And ordered that no man or woman be permitted to live,
27	Amongst the ruins of Jerusalem.

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1	Upon the destruction of Jerusalem,
2	To rubble and ghosts,
3	Jeremiah returned to Babylon,
4	And spoke to King (Cambyses) Nebuchadnezzar,
5	Verily, no matter what remedy we seek,
6	Men who desire nothing more than power,
7	Be ignorant to the greatest of forces,
8	That is knowledge and wisdom,
9	Instead coveting the symbols of power,
10	Which no more power than a rock or tree.
11	If such treasures then remain,
12	I fear such madness will tear apart,
13	The house of Menes.
14	Thus, I shall return the sacred artifacts,
15	To their temporary home at Mount Olympus,
16	And travel then to Ireland,
17	That the most ancient of priests and kings,
18	Whose name means the sacred stone of heaven,
19	Be awakened and humanity be saved.
20	King (Cambyses) Nebuchadnezzar did approve,
21	And permitted the sacred treasures,
22	To be removed and taken to Greece.

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1	In the Great Age of the Ram,
2	Six hundred and fourteen years,
3	Since the dawn of the Great Age (597 BCE),
4	Jeremiah did depart Palestine,
5	With all the sacred treasures of Moses (Akhenaten),
6	Back to Greece and the Port of Philo,
7	At the mouth of the sacred Pontus (Pineois) River,
8	Then along the Vale of Temple,
9	To the Temple Complex of Ella (Hella),
10	At the foothills of Mount Olympus,
11	As the ancient resting place of the Divine (Ella).
12	At Elios (Larissa) Jeremiah did have a prophetic vision,
13	Where he believed the Divine Creator did speak to him,
14	And call him to free all men of the darkness of mind,
15	That had plagued the men of Yahudah,
16	And so many of the Yahudi,
17	And cursed the ancient most sacred isle,
18	Of the Cuilliaéan.
19	Jeremiah did then summons the Spartan,
20	And then the Argeans of Argos,
21	And told them of the vision,
22	That no man who honors heaven,
23	May call another a slave.
24	That no man who honors the sacred covenant,
25	Worship any form of human sacrifice.
26	He did then tell them,
27	That he would depart to the sacred Isle,
28	With his daughter Princess Tephi,
29	And his son Baruciah,
30	And the stone of Destiny,
31	And the sword of heaven,
32	To re-awaken the Green Race,
33	The sleeping gods.

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