Pronunciation: PAW-nel
Who She Is
Pawnel is rivers, ninth among the Eerkodeshoi in their order of inscription. Her name means “the face of God.” She is the companion and support of Melchizedek.
What She Teaches
Pawnel teaches selflessness and the use of element before the Great and Holy One. She instructs man that life is ever flowing, and that one must keep an eye on God and others, and off self. Pawnel calls Hacohen to pay any price, even to the laying down of their lives. She is herald that each day is a treasure never to be passed this way again, and that man’s journey is long, heading into the unknown.
Guardian and Gift-Giver
She is herald and elder of personal element, receiving countless thousands for safekeeping. She is the body of God’s gifts to man, the spirit of gift-giving and bestower of favors, herald of requests, and guardian of firekeepers.
Baptism and Cleansing
Pawnel is the lustral water of baptism and witness of personal covenants — the mother spirit of cleansing, and enemy to lust and filthiness.
Her Suffering
She suffers under the domination of Belial and the Decadarchoi, and cries for deliverance. She is always busy and traveling; to her, the ocean is the millennium. She is master of the feelings that nourish children before God.
Repentance and Guardianship
Before approaching her, one must repent for being a stranger to the land.
Her Place Among the High Priests
Moses, tenth of the High Priests, is brother to Pawnel.
Where to Read
- II Achee, ch. 9 (p. 669)
- I Achee 4:52 (p. 160)
- Handbook — Pawnel (p. 540)