Pronunciation: GOH-ker hah-REEM
His Place Among the High Priests
Goker Harim I is sixteenth in the order of the 24 High Priest Communities. He is brother to the Clouds. His Watcher is Abariel, “Passing of God,” who teaches knowledge.
What He Established
Goker Harim I established, by the element of righteousness, the conditions under which God was bound to intervene into the lives of mankind to restore His Church — and thereby begat a Messiah who could restore and heal.
What He Named the Lord
Goker Harim I named Messiah “The Son of David.”
His Three Names
Born to Shinab when his mother was fifty-five, the Lord counseled that his private name be Shoob (“to return to the starting point,” Strong’s #7725), his public name Achab (“a friend to his father,” Strong’s #256) — so his vision might be hidden from the wicked — and that the Eerkodeshoi and the Hosts of Heaven would know him as Goker Harim.
His Death
Achab was bound and brought before the high priest at Jerusalem, taken to the room of judgment beneath the temple, mocked, and beaten until he died. Great rebellion rose among the people of the Church against the priest at Jerusalem because of it, and the king was obliged to suppress it.
Where to Read
- I Achee, ch. 6 (p. 209)
- Moses 15:65 (p. 472)