Tablets of Elda
Pronunciation: TAB-lits uv EL-dah What They Are The Tablets of Elda are the record of remembrance that Seth wrote of his parents, Yaatsekawd and Cavah, and of what the Lord did with them (I Achee 2:35-39). The Lord also referred to tablets such as the Guidance Tablet, which bore the original Ten Commandments, as the […]
Repentance Tablet of Seth
Pronunciation: reh-PEN-tunss TAB-lit uv SETH Also Known As The Tablet of Seth. Its Origin The Repentance Tablet is the very first human writing of all time. Seth grieved for his brother Cain and his children, and he feared that people would forget the doings of the Lamb of God with his parents. One day, as […]
Niphilim
Pronunciation: NIF-ih-leem Also spelled Nephilim, the familiar biblical spelling (Genesis 6:4). What They Are The Niphilim are people whose spirits are stolen at conception by the very wicked. They are the only persons ever born who are void of the spirit of Motsah the Lamb, and because He is the Resurrection, they cannot be resurrected […]
Elda
Pronunciation: EL-dah What It Is Elda means simply “God is here.” It is the name of His abode in the midst of eternity (Grandmothers 3:5). The Handbook says it plainly: Elda is where Jesus’s Father, Anokeesed, lives. The Nature of Elda Elda is absolute eternity; the edge of eternity is defined eternity, the realm shaped […]
Guidance Tablet (Family Tablet)
Its Biblical Identity This was one of the two tablets Moses received on Sinai — the actual source of the Ten Commandments, originally called the Ten Guidances. What It Reveals About Men and Women This tablet lays real groundwork for how virtue and gifts differ, and complement each other, between men and women. Christ’s priesthood […]
Judgement Tablet
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 […]
Protection Tablet
Who Made It Sedeqetelebab (Shum) first saw this tablet’s content through the Urim, and asked her husband, Shem, to make it. He carved it into one of the stones he’d obtained in his youth on the cliffside, in the very encounter where the rocks of Ebedel had sought him out. What It Teaches The tablet […]
Covenant Tablet
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 […]
Water Tablet
Origin The Water Tablet was written by Enoch, who named it after the Bedal River, which flows into the Aral Sea from the south. Bedal (Strong’s #914) means “to divide,” “to separate,” “to select,” or “to distinguish between two things.” The account of how Enoch received this tablet’s information is recorded in Enoch 9:23-75, where […]
Wedding Ceremony
A Note on Legal Authority Weddings in the Religion of Shabuwa are conducted under the same legal recognition given to “ethnic weddings.” When the very first wedding was performed, Navajo elders from Twisted Water village in Arizona traveled up with a group of attendees, went with the minister to the county attorney’s office, and formally […]