Also Known As
The Covenant Tablet of the Gentiles.
Its Source and Origin
This tablet became the source for the entire Book of Remembrance: The First and Second Books of Achee. It was written by Achee, and preserved on a cicada.
What It Contains
Written upon it is the whole course of history, from before creation through the Final Judgement itself — telling how Christ works on behalf of both mankind and His Father.
Its Structure
An advanced-style tablet with a base and top section in addition to its four usual glyphs — on most tablets these four glyphs are roughly equal in size, but here the top two, dealing with spiritual matters, dominate the whole tablet. Its veil is closed at the top but spread open at the bottom, never fully joining. Unlike every other tablet, it carries none of the “potential symbols” the rest share in common. It depicts the Lord’s own two pipes — one for righteousness and redemption, one for forgiveness and salvation — the same pair shown on the Covenant Tablet as well.
Where to Read
- Handbook — Judgement Tablet (p. 480)