2 I say unto you, The things that men do are abomination in my sight: they make mock of right and principles eternal: they expect me to be one with them in destroying their enemies: they rise up in the morning and go forth to their labors; lo, their labor defileth them, they are unclean in their traffickings;
3 They do cry, Master, help us, for without thine aid we weaken: yet do they rise up relying on their strength only: their prayers are but whistlings unto their tremors: they eat a great dish but its bulk hath no nourishment.
4 But know ye that men will not long be able to keep their pace of building unto Mammon; that which cometh out of evil lureth them to transcend themselves in lifting up destructions; they vaunt vicious armaments; they mock creative instinct with piles of stark corpses.
5 Man maketh abomination, I say, glorifying that which hath suffering in its core; he cometh to his fellows and crieth out joyously, Lo, we have new engines that are potent for
destruction; lo, we make that which seemeth evil, yet do we make it that good follow after; so say they, believing it.
6 Know that they believe rightly when they minister unto the afflicted, making protection for the weak, giving succor to the helpless, bringing balm to those who suffer; thus display they their godhood.
7 Know that they believe not rightly when they minister unto vanity, making protection for their offices, giving succor to their coffers, bringing balm to the terrified who foresee their powers shortened.
8 We have a mission, my beloved; I have told you of that mission; I have spoken of its parts; I have told you of the miracle;
9 I say unto you, It cometh to you personally, it cometh to the world, it goeth forth to men and some receive it gratefully, it goeth forth to the children of men and they marvel not that it was timely.
10 Some shall say, A wonder happened: came the Son of Light in radiance shining: lo, did the Light make remark to our fathers: came he in a cloud, moving! came he in Spirit and men did see Spirit! great was their tumult! . . .
11 Came he with gesture, warning the nations: came he with indignation, saying, Obey me, ye peoples, or destruction cometh, yea by your making shall ye eat putrefactions. . . .
12 Came he saying, This is my commandment, obey your own visionings, give heed to the wise ones who come preaching of my substance, treat with the circumspect who entreat you to tranquillities! . . .
13 Came he declaring, Lo, I give warning, that which hath been built upon the substances of errors shall confront a vast toppling, that which hath been raised to mark an evil royalty shall plunge with a crashing; its debris shall appall you!
14 Ye shall be creators without a creation, ye shall work and know no payments, ye shall be as spiders spinning webs of clay breaking of their weight ere the morning sun riseth!
15 Thus declared he to our fathers, and they laughed him to scorn: they went out and made mock of it: they made tumults: they made vaunting.
16 Verily did they make abominations of interpretations so that nations were confounded; the poor in heart lamented; the sons of men rose up and cried, There are none to bring us honor!
17 They made jestings and laughings at principles eternal, they made terror of the heathen; these things came to pass and our fathers took no warnings.
18 So say the children that are to come, beloved.
19 I say unto you, In that day shall men arise and be divided even as in this one; they shall say, It happened not, superstition caused it, error wrought it, that which our fathers beheld was a fancy. . . .
20 Great things saw they of other means and tenors: did they not err about them also? why believe we the miraculous when the miraculous happeneth not of hourly occurrence? why happen not such miracles today? do we not deserve them? why happen not great scenes that we too may witness?
21 They shall say, these children, Behold that our fathers were obscure of description, they perceived of their errors, they proclaimed of the blasphemies,
22 Was it not said that false Christs would arise? how know we such miracle came of His essence?
23 We do that which seemeth wise, we consult our own intellects; we say, We believe according to the seasons: are our visionings imperfect? we perform of the sanities.
24 These things say the children of men, I tell you; they do scoff in their ignorance, they cast up a great chaff and it blindeth their eyesight.
25 We come to them in that day also, making miracles; we have done it before; that is our essence whereof we exist.
Christ Michael of Nebadon
The Golden Scripts of Christ Michael
