Also Known As
The Language Tablet, the Tablet of Shabuwa, and the Tablet of Jeshurun.
Its Source and Role
This tablet is the source of the vision behind the entire Book of Remembrance of Melchizedek. Its copy is identified as the Little Book of John — the same sealed tablet Benresheph beheld in vision, later opened and interpreted by Messiah alone in the days of Goker Harim III.
What It Teaches
The tablet places woman on its power side and man on its glory side, teaching that without power there is no glory. Read one way — top down — it speaks to Christ’s role in creation, with Jeshurun as the result; read the other way — bottom up — it speaks instead to virtue and the law. Unlike other tablets, whose veils sit partly or fully closed, the veil on this tablet stands fully open. Like the Protection and Repentance Tablets, it carries twelve bumps representing Jeshurun itself, the twelve gifts Christ gave His Father.
A Real Physical Object
Scholars know this tablet as the Waverly Tablet, a genuine Adena-culture artifact held at the Cincinnati Art Museum, a gift of Mrs. William M. Galt. Where mainstream archaeology reads its carved image as a stylized bird of prey, these books offer their own distinct reading of the same physical object.
Where to Read
- Handbook — Covenant Tablet (p. 498)
- Melchizedek 1:1 (p. 15)
- Moses 9:50 (p. 280)