Inspiration
 
 
  1. All good knowledge that comes to man, is Jehovih's word to that man. All else is barrowed.
  2. Few only will turn away from the inspiration of the world, and come unto Jehovih. Many profess Jehovih in words, but they do not fulfill Jehovih's inspiration in practice.
  3. Flesh-food carries man away from prophecy and away from spirituality. Meat-eaters culminate disbelievers in spirituality; their addiction is to corporeal passions. To them the world is vanity and vexation. Let the prophet steer clear of them; nor marry with them; nor have anything in common with them.

 

 

 
  1. (Book of the Arc of Bon 24:23)  Wherefore I say unto you: All things come from an All Highest, name ye Him what ye will. He who saith: Jehovih spake to me: He is the nearest the mark of all. For all good knowledge that cometh to man, is Jehovih's word to that man. Whether it come by an angel or by another man, or by the commonest corporeal thing, it is nevertheless from the All Highest.
  2. (Book of Inspiration 9:15-18)       Yet, not all men created I with the same clearness to perceive Me, and to frame My wisdom in words.
    16. Few only will turn away from the inspiration of the world, and come unto Me.
    17. Many profess Me in words, but they do not fulfill My inspiration in practice.
    18. My words come easily to the pure in heart; and My wisdom showeth itself in the frame of their speech.
  3. (Book of Cosmogony and Prophecy 9:10-11)       Herb-food for man cultivateth the negative condition; flesh-food for man increaseth the positive: Which is to say, flesh-food carrieth man away from prophecy; away from spirituality. A nation of meat-eaters will always culminate in disbelievers in spirituality; and they become addicted to corporeal passions. Such men can not understand; to them the world is vanity and vexation, if poor; or, if rich, a place to revel in for lust's sake.
    11. Let the prophet steer clear of them; nor marry with them; nor have anything in common with them. For though a man learn all the motions and powers of the corporeal worlds, his information is still but as a drop of water compared to the ocean, when measured by the seer and prophet that seeth the atmospherean and etherean worlds.
    (God's Book of Eskra 26:1-2) Sakaya said: Ye cannot associate with all men; for many are of diverse tastes and habits.
    2. Nevertheless, refuse ye not all association because of this, for there are such, as are consonant with you. And such, as are disagreeable to you, are nevertheless compatable to others.