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 holds specific instruction on how to call forth judgement upon the nations, and how the righteous can find safety when the world is destroyed by fire. Nations themselves, the text says, were created from their inception for the purpose of suppressing Shabuwa — which is what the tablet’s judgment against them concerns.
Its Place Among the Other Tablets
Along with the Covenant Tablet and the Repentance Tablet, it shares the same twelve tabs representing the twelve waymarks of Jeshurun. It’s counted, alongside the Covenant Tablet, within what’s called the Little Book — the same record that helped establish the Religion of Shabuwa permanently for Shem and Sedeqetelebab, and one Messiah Himself says helped Him find the fullness of His own vision while walking in the flesh.
Where to Read
- Handbook — Protection Tablet (p. 423)
- Melchizedek, Little Book 1:42 (p. 499)