Goker Harim III

Pronunciation: GOH-ker hah-REEM

His Place Among the High Priests

Goker Harim III is twenty-second in the order of the 24 High Priest Communities. He is brother to Trees. His Watcher is Kabodiel, “Glory of God,” who teaches trustworthiness (Handbook, p. 520).

His Name

The Lord said of the child, “When he was four years old he learned the meaning of repentance and found out who I am to him, and I named him Goker Harim because he would subdue principalities and powers and put at defiance the armies of nations to enliven the conscience of mankind to know right and wrong by renewing the division of the waters” (Moses 17:40). He is the same man as Ben Elim, who was named Rephael at his birth.

What He Established

Goker Harim III established that He is worthy to give element form and reveal His Arm — that Messiah might destroy the kingdoms of Semihazah (Handbook, p. 521).

The Herald Achee Foresaw

In vision, Achee saw a child born in the midst of war and wickedness, who was not given a righteous name upon his birth. The Lord said of him: “One who loves me, and I have called him forth into the world in a day of wickedness and vengeance. And he is of the inheritance of the witness of Joseph.” He is “the herald of good and the one who declares to Zion, Your God reigns,” who comforts those who mourn in Zion and interprets the Law. “I shall reveal myself unto him from his childhood, and it is he unto whom your writings that have been sealed shall come, and they shall come in the days of tribulations.” Achee clapped his hands for joy, and saw the herald go before the Lord in mighty prayer and call forth the records that were hidden from men (I Achee 12:59–61).

The Lord’s Herald

The Lord sent Goker Harim III as His herald in a time when the Decadarchoi proclaimed themselves alone worthy to order and bless the lives of all men, persecuting and casting out those who would not submit to them. Goker Harim III established an altar unto the Lord and declared that Messiah alone was worthy before God, for He was faithful and diligent enough to submit Himself to go below all things. He called upon all the Eerkodeshoi to withdraw their support from any who walked with the Decadarchoi in the kingdom of Semihazah (I Achee 12:62–66).

Witnessing the Opening of the Seven Seals

In the days of Goker Harim III, Messiah alone, who alone is worthy, stepped forward to interpret the sealed tablet that Benresheph had seen in vision — the Little Book of John — and Achee beheld the power of Messiah open its interpretation before the eyes of all men (I Achee 12:68).

The Arm of the Lord

Goker Harim III declared Selah and prepared the altar, and seven dancers danced and sang the song of Eve and blessed the altar; and by a mighty hand he called forth the Arm of the Lord. He blew the Trump of Summons and called all the Eerkodeshoi to stand before Messiah, who is their Prince, declaring to all their hosts and unto the ends of the earth that Messiah is worthy. He told the Eerkodeshoi that Messiah is sweet, and kind, and loving, a constant blessing for all the righteous, and “the hope of every infant that ever finds breath” (I Achee 12:82–86).

What He Named the Lord

Goker Harim III named Messiah “The Lion of Judah” (I Achee 12:90; Handbook, p. 520).

Records Out of the Dust

As the time drew near for Shabuwa to be reestablished, records from Secacah burst forth and began to speak out of the dust — the Dead Sea Scrolls — and they whispered of Shabuwa into the ears of Goker Harim III. He was taught by the hand of God in all the words of Isaiah concerning the wickedness of the kingdom of Semihazah, and he carried the witness of Joseph to the people (I Achee 13:20). In the days of Goker Harim III the Eerkodeshoi and all their band rose up in defiance of evil and declared by Shabuwa that their Dear One is worthy, and the hand of Messiah began to intervene in the lives of men (I Achee 13:23).

Asked to Request Judgement

In the study of the Book of Revelation at the close of the Melchizedek record, Goker Harim III is “asked by Christ to request the Father to judge the nations” (Melchizedek, p. 587).

Seer of the First Great War in Heaven

“The Words of Goker Harim III” open the entire Book of Achee — an account of the First Great War in Heaven, from Eden up to the time of Achee, as seen and recorded by Goker Harim III himself (I Achee, p. 33).

Also Known As

Goker Harim III is Ben Elim, the Seer. Both are “brother to the trees,” and it is through him, as Seer, that the volumes of the Book of Remembrance come to us.

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