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The Books of Elijah. The Books of Elijah. THE NEW MELCHIZEDEK BIBLE
The Books of Elijah
BOOK 1
PROVERBS to ISAIAH
The Wisdom of Solomon
1ST PROVERBS, Book 2 10-33
2ND PSALMS 73-150
2ND PROVERBS, The Wisdom of Sirach, the son of the scribe of Solomon 51
3RD PROVERBS, The Wisdom of Solomon for the Kings 19
SOLOMON AND APHIKIA, the Wife of Sirach 1
THE PSALMS OF SOLOMON 151-155, 158-175
THE GLORY OF KINGS, Ethiopian, of the first century church TNMB Vol 7
The Chronicles of the Kings of Israel and Judah
1ST KINGS 22
THE AVESTA, of Zarathustra
2ND KINGS 25
THE ILIAD and THE ODYESSY, of Homer
THE LITTLE ILIAD
The Sayings of the Seers, 1
JOEL 3
AMOS 9
HOSEA 14
MICAH 7
HABBAKKUK 3
The Visions of Isaiah
ISAIAH 66
The Sayings of the Seers, 2
THE PRAYER OF MANASSAH 1
TOBIT 14
THE WISDOM OF HAIQAR THE SAGE 7
NAHUM 3
OBADIAH 1
ZEPHANIAH 3
THE NEW MELCHIZEDEK BIBLE
VOLUME 3
The Books of Elijah
BOOK 2
JEREMIAH to ESDRAS
The Lamentations of Jeremiah
JEREMIAH 52
THE LETTER OF JEREMIAH 3
LAMENTATIONS 6
1ST BARUCH 5
2ND BARUCH (87)
3RD BARUCH 17
4TH BARUCH 9
The Visions of Ezekiel
EZEKIEL 48
Oriental and Greek Teachings
THE TAO TE CHING Lao-Tzu
THE GOLDEN VERSES OF THE PYTHAGOREANS (16)
THE HOLY WORD Lost
THE HOLY PLEROMA 22
THE PATH OF THE LAW Buddha 26
THE VIRGIN OF THE COSMOS Egyptian-Greek 2
THE TEACHINGS OF CONFUCIUS 20
THE ART OF WAR Sun Tzu 13
THE GREAT KING OF GLORY Buddha 2
THE MISHNAH Jewish laws 63
THE BABYLONIAN TALMUD The ancient library of Jewish law, and traditions and sayings
Books from the Chronicles of the Kings of Persia
DANIEL 12 +5 4
THE PRAYER OF AZARIAH 2 4
SUZANNAH 2
BEL AND THE DRAGON 1
ESTHER 16 4
The Visions of Ezra
1ST ESDRAS 9 5
2ND ESDRAS 16 5
THE BOOK OF ROLLS [33]
THE LIVES OF THE PROPHETS 23
THE NEW MELCHIZEDEK BIBLE
VOLUME 3
The Books of Elijah
CHAPTERS Bible Chapters Divisions Page
THE BOOK OF PROVERBS
BOOK 1
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 25 [volume 2]
Importance of Wisdom
Chapter Two 3 - 4 26 - 50
Chapter Four 5 - 6 51 - 75
Dangers of Sexual Immorality
Chapter Four 7 - 9 76 - 100
BOOK 2
Chapter Five 10 - 11 101 - 130 1
The Righteous and the Wicked
Chapter Six 12 - 13 131 - 160 3
Chapter Seven 14 - 15 161 - 195 5
Wisdom
Chapter Eight 16 - 17 196 - 225 7
Piety
Chapter Nine 18 -19 226 - 255 10
Chapter Ten 20 - 21 256 - 285 12
A good name
Chapter Eleven 22 - 23: 18 286 - 310 14
Chapter Twelve 23: 19 - 24 311 - 340 15
Chapter Thitreen 25 - 27: 10 341 -375 17
Lost proverbs of Hezekiah
Chapter Fourteen 27: 11 - 29 376 - 415 20
Chapter Fifteen 30 - 31 416 - 450 23
Advice of kings
THE BOOK OF PSALMS
BOOK 1 1 - 72
Chapter One 1 - 12 [volume 2]
Chapter Two 13 - 24
Chapter Three 25 - 36
Chapter Four 37 - 48
Chapter Five 49 - 60
Chapter Six 61 - 72
BOOK 2 73 - 150
Chapter Seven 73 - 84 26
Asaph
Chapter Eight 85 - 96 36
Chapter Nine 97 - 108 45
Chapter Ten 109 - 120 65
Chapter Eleven 121 - 132 69
The Exile Era
Chapter Twelve 133 - 150 74
THE PSALMS OF SOLOMON
Psalms of David 151-155 87
The Song of Moses 156 92
The Song of Deborah 157 94
Psalms of Solomon 158-175 96
THE SECOND BOOK OF PROVERBS
The Book of Sirach, the scribe of Solomon
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 25 112
Chapter Two 3 - 4 25 - 55 114
Chapter Three 5 - 6 56 - 80 116
Chapter Four 7 - 8 81 - 110 118
Chapter Five 9 - 10: 27 111 - 135 120
Chapter Six 10: 28 - 12 136 - 165 122
Chapter Seven 13 - 14 166 - 195 124
Chapter Eight 15 - 16 196 - 220 126
Chapter Nine 17 - 18 221 - 250 128
Chapter Ten 19 - 20 251 - 280 131
Chapter Eleven 21 - 22 281 - 310 133
Chapter Twelve 23 - 24 311 - 345 136
Chapter Thirteen 25 - 26 346 - 375 138
Chapter Fourteen 27 - 28 376 - 405 141
Chapter Fifteen 29 - 30 406 - 430 143
Chapter Sixteen 31 - 32 431 - 455 145
Chapter Seventeen 33 - 34: 17 456 - 475 147
Chapter Eighteen 34: 18 - 36 476 - 505 148
Chapter Nineteen 37 - 38 506 - 530 151
Chapter Twenty 39 - 40 531 - 560 153
Chapter Twenty One 41 - 42 561 - 580 156
Chapter Twenty Two 43 - 44 581 - 605 158
Chapter Twenty Thre 45 - 46 606 - 630 160
Chapter Twenty Four 47 - 48 631 - 655 162
Chapter Twenty Five 49 - 50 656 - 680 164
Chapter Twenty Six 51 681 - 700 166
THE THIRD BOOK OF PROVERBS
The Book of Wisdom for the Kings
Chapter One 1 - 3 1 - 35 168
Good over evil
Chapter Two 4 - 5 36 - 65 171
Cultivation of wisdom
Chapter Three 6 - 7 66 - 95 174
The divinity of wisdom
Chapter Four 8 - 9 96 - 120 176
Eden to Moses
Chapter Five 10 - 11 121 - 145 178
The patience and the wrath of God
Chapter Six 12 - 13 146 - 170 180
Idolatry
Chapter Seven 14 - 15 171 - 195 183
Israel and Egypt
Chapter Eight 16 - 17 196 - 220 185
Chapter Nine 18 - 19 221 - 250 188
THE BOOK OF SOLOMON & APHIKIA
The wife of Sirach the scribe of Solomon
Chapter One 1 1-35 191
THE GLORY OF THE KINGS
a book concerning Solomon and the Queen of Sheba,
from the Ethiopian Coptic bible
Introduction 195
THE FIRST BOOK OF KINGS
Chapter One 1 1 - 25 196
Solomon's anointed king
Chapter Two 2 - 3 26 - 60 198
David's death
Chapter Three 4 - 5 61 - 85 202
Hiram of Tyre
Chapter Four 6 86 - 105 204
The Temple's Built
Chapter Five 7 106 - 130 206
Chapter Six 8 131 - 165 208
Chapter Seven 9 - 10 166 - 195 212
The Queen of Sheba
Chapter Eight 11 196 - 220 215
Solomon multiplies wives
Chapter Nine 12 221 - 240 217
Rehoboam
Chapter Ten 13 - 14 241 - 275 219
Jeroboam
Chapter Eleven 15 - 16 276 - 305 222
Elijah
Chapter Twelve 17 - 18: 28 306 - 335 225
Ahab & Jezebel
Chapter Thirteen 18: 29 - 19 336 - 360 228
Chapter Fourteen 20 361 - 390 230
Ben Hadad
Chapter Fifteen 21 391 - 415 233
Chapter Sixteen 22 416 - 450 235
Jehoshaphat
THE AVESTA
of the Persian prophet Zarathustra
Introduction 237
THE SECOND BOOK OF KINGS
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 35 239
Elijah and the Chariot of Fire
Chapter Two 3 - 4: 7 36 - 55 242
Elisha
Chapter Three 4: 8 - 4: 44 56 - 80 244
Chapter Four 5 81 - 105 246
Naaman
Chapter Five 6 106 - 130 248
Chapter Six 7 - 8 131 - 165 250
Chapter Seven 9 166 - 190 253
Jehu
Chapter Eight 10 191 - 215 255
Chapter Nine 11 - 12 216 - 240 257
Chapter Ten 13 - 14 241 - 275 260
Chapter Eleven 15 - 16 276 - 310 263
Tiglath-pileser
Chapter Twelve 17 311 - 340 266
Hezekiah
Chapter Thirteen 18 341 - 365 268
Chapter Fourteen 19 366 - 390 271
Manasseh
Chapter Fifteen 20 - 21 391 - 420 273
Chapter Sixteen 22 421 - 435 275
Josiah
Chapter Seventeen 23 436 - 465 277
Chapter Eighteen 24 - 25 466 - 500 280
Nebuchadnezzar
WRITINGS OF HOMER
The Iliad & The Odyssey
The Little Illiad
Introduction 283
THE LAST VEDA LAW BOOKS OF INDIA
The Athara Veda
The Upanishads
Introduction 284
THE BOOK OF THE SAYINGS OF THE SEERS
BOOK 1
THE BOOK OF JOEL
Chapter One 1 - 2: 14 1 - 35 285
Warnings of Invasion
Chapter Two 2: 15 - 3 36-75 288
THE BOOK OF AMOS
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 30 291
Warnings of Invasion
Chapter Two 3 - 4 31 - 60 293
Chapter Three 5 61 - 85 295
Judgments
Chapter Four 6 - 7 86 - 120 297
Chapter Five 8 - 9 121 - 150 299
THE BOOK OF HOSEA
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 35 302
Gomer
Chapter Two 3 - 4 36 - 65 304
Chapter Three 5 - 6 66 - 90 306
Judgments
Chapter Four 7 - 8 91 - 125 308
Chapter Five 9 - 10 126 - 160 310
Chapter Six 11 - 12 161 - 190 313
Ephraim
Chapter Seven 13 - 14 191 - 225 315
THE BOOK OF MICAH
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 40 318
Judgments
Chapter Two 3 - 4 41 - 70 321
Chapter Three 5 - 6 71 - 100 323
Warnings of Invasion
Chapter Four 7 101 - 125 325
The Psalm of Micah
THE BOOK OF HABAKKUK
Chapter One 1 1 - 20 327
Warnings and Judgments
Chapter Two 2 21 - 45 328
Chapter Three 3 46 - 70 330
The Prayer of Habbakuk
THE BOOK OF THE LAWS OF THE LORD
Revealed to the next prophet appointed by the Mormon prophet Joseph Smith
Chapter One 1 1 - 30 332
The Ten Commandments
Chapter Two 2 31 - 65 337
Introduction to the Law
Chapter Three 3 - 5 66 - 90 340
Chapter Four 6 - 9 91 - 115 342
Chapter Five 10 - 13 116 - 140 344
Chapter Six 14 - 19 141 - 170 346
Chapter Seven 20 - 24 171 - 200 349
Chapter Eight 25 - 27 201 - 225 351
Chapter Nine 28 - 33 226 - 260 353
Chapter Ten 34 - 37 261 - 290 356
Chapter Eleven 38 - 42 291 - 315 358
Chapter Twelve 43 316 - 340 360
Chapter Thirteen 44 - 45 341 - 375 362
Chapter Fourteen 46 - 47 376 - 400 365
The Visions of Isaiah
THE BOOK OF ISAIAH
BOOK 1
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 25 367
The Call to Repent
Chapter Two 3 - 5 26 - 55 369
God's Judgments
Chapter Three 6 - 7 56 - 80 372
The Seraphim
Chapter Four 8 - 9 81 - 105 374
The Prince of Peace
Chapter Five 10 - 12 106 - 140 377
The Root of Jesse
Chapter Six 13 - 14 141 - 165 380
Judgments against Moab
Chapter Seven 15 - 18 166 - 195 382
Judgments against Egypt
Chapter Eight 19 - 21 196 - 230 385
Judgments against Arabia
Chapter Nine 22 - 23 231 - 255 388
Judgments against Jerusalem & Tyre
Chapter Ten 24 - 25 256 - 280 390
The Day of the Lord
Chapter Eleven 26 - 27 281 - 305 392
Chapter Twelve 28 - 29 306 - 340 394
Judgments against Ephraim
Chapter Thirteen 30 - 31 341 - 370 398
Egypt forbidden
Chapter Fourteen 32 - 33 371 - 395 401
All must return to God
Chapter Fifteen 34 - 35 396 - 420 403
Unicorns & Satyrs
Chapter Sixteen 36 421 - 440 405
Hezekiah's kingdom invaded
Chapter Seventeen 37 441 - 470 407
Righteous judgment
Chapter Eighteen 38 - 39 471 - 495 409
Hezekiah's prayer
BOOK 2
Chapter Nineteen 40 496 - 520 412
Return to God
Chapter Twenty 41 - 42 521 - 555 414
God will redeem
Chapter Twenty One 43 - 44 556 - 585 417
Cyrus
Chapter Twenty Two 45 - 47 586 - 615 420
Babylon
Chapter Twenty Three 48 - 49 616 - 645 423
Chapter Twenty Four 50 - 52 646 - 675 426
Zion comforted
Chapter Twenty Five 53 - 56 676 - 705 429
Chapter Twenty Six 57 - 59 706 - 735 432
Righteous judgment
Chapter Twenty Seven 60 - 63 736 - 770 435
The Spirit of the Lord
Chapter Twenty Eight 64 - 66 771 - 800 438
Return to God
THE BOOK OF THE SAYINGS OF THE SEERS
BOOK 2
THE PRAYER OF KING MANASSEH
Chapter One 1 1 - 10 442
THE WISDOM OF HAIQAR THE SAGE
Chapter One 1 1 - 25 443
Chapter Two 2: 1 - 2: 34 25 - 60 446
Chapter Three 2: 35 - 2: 67 61 -95 448
Chapter Four 3: 1 - 3: 29 96 - 125 451
Chapter Five 3: 30 - 3: 63 126 - 160 453
Chapter Six 4 161 - 195 456
Chapter Seven 5: 1 - 5: 30 196 - 225 458
Chapter Eight 5: 31 - 5: 57 226 - 255 461
Chapter Nine 6: 1 - 6: 23 256 - 280 463
Chapter Ten 6: 24 - 6: 50 281 - 305 465
Chapter Eleven 7: 1 - 7: 30 306 - 335 467
Chapter Twelve 7: 31 - 7: 60 336 - 365 469
THE BOOK OF TOBIT (THE BLIND)
Chapter One 1 - 3 1 - 30 472
Tobit in the Exile
Chapter Two 4 - 5 31 - 60 475
Advice for Tobias
Chapter Three 6 - 7 61 - 90 478
Chapter Four 8 - 10 91 - 120 480
Tobias lodges with Raguel
Chapter Five 11 - 12 121 - 155 482
Father and son are reunited
Chapter Six 13 - 14 156 - 180 485
Prayer of Tobit
THE BOOK OF NAHUM
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 30 487
Judgment against Nineveh
Chapter Two 3 31 - 50 489
THE BOOK OF OBADIAH
Chapter One 1 1 - 25 490
Judgment against Edom
THE BOOK OF ZEPHANIAH
Chapter One 1 - 2: 4 1 - 25 492
Judgment against Judah
Chapter Two 2: 5 - 3 26 - 60 494
The Lamentations of Jeremiah
THE BOOK OF JEREMIAH
BOOK 1
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 30
Jeremiah called by God
Chapter Two 3 - 4 31 - 60
Judgments and warnings
Chapter Three 5 - 6 61 - 90
Chapter Four 7 - 8 91 - 120
Chapter Five 9 - 10 121 - 150
Chapter Six 11 - 12 151 - 175
Chapter Seven 13 - 14 176 - 205
Chapter Eight 15 - 16 206 - 235
Chapter Nine 17 - 18 236 - 265
The potter's wheel
Chapter Ten 19 - 21 266 - 300
Chapter Eleven 22 - 23 301 - 335
The king of Judah
Chapter Twelve 24 - 25 336 - 360
The figs
Chapter Thirteen 26 - 27 361 - 385
Chapter Fourteen 28 - 29 386 - 415
The yoke of oxen
Chapter Fifteen 30 - 31 416 - 450
The restoration of the nation
[The first 32 chapters of the book of Ezekiel, written in Babylon at the same time,
are chronologically placed here, before the fall of Jerusalem]
BOOK 2
Chapter Sixteen 32 451 - 475
The field of Anathoth
Chapter Seventeen 33 - 34 476 - 505
The promise of restoration, and the invasion by Babylon
Chapter Eighteen 35 - 36 506 - 535
The writings of Jeremiah are rejected
Chapter Nineteen 37 - 38 536 - 570
Jeremiah in the well
Chapter Twenty 39 -40 571 - 595
Jerusalem taken captive
Chapter Twenty One 41 - 42 596 - 620
Refugees flee to Egypt
Chapter Twenty Two 43 - 44 621 - 650
Jeremiah addresses the refugees in Egypt
Chapter Twenty Three 45 - 47 651 - 675
Prophecy against Egypt
Chapter Twenty Four 48 676 - 700
Prophecy against Moab
Chapter Twenty Five 49 701 - 725
Prophecy against other Canaanites
Chapter Twenty Six 50 726 - 750
Prophecy against Babylon
Chapter Twenty Seven 51: 1 - 51: 46 751 - 775
Babylon will fall
Chapter Twenty Eight 51: 47 - 52 776 - 800
The vessels of the temple are taken away
Chapter Twenty Nine 53 - 55 1-35 801 - 835
The letter of Jeremiah, against idolatry
The lamentations of Jeremiah
Chapter Thirty 56 - 57 1-30 836 - 865
Chapter Thirty One 58 31- 60 866 - 895
Chapter Thirty Two 59 - 60 61-85 896 - 920
THE FIRST BOOK OF BARUCH
The scribe of Jeremiah
Chapter Thirty Three 61 - 62 1-30 921 - 950
Chapter Thirty Four 63 31-55 951 - 975
Chapter Thirty Five 64 - 65 56-80 976 - 1000
THE BOOK OF BARUCH
THE SECOND BOOK OF BARUCH
Chapter One 1 - 5 1 - 25
Chapter Two 6 - 12 26 - 60
Chapter Three 13 - 17 61 - 90
Chapter Four 18 - 21 91 - 125
Chapter Five 22 - 28 126 - 155
Chapter Six 29 - 34 156 - 180
Chapter Seven 35 - 40 181 - 210
Chapter Eight 41 - 47 211 - 245
Chapter Nine 48: 1 - 48: 24 246 - 270
Chapter Ten 48: 25 - 48: 50 271 - 295
Chapter Eleven 49 - 52 296 - 325
Chapter Twelve 53 - 54 326 - 355
Chapter Thirteen 55 - 60 356 - 390
Chapter Fourteen 61 - 65 391 - 420
Chapter Fifteen 66 - 71 421 - 455
Chapter Sixteen 72 - 76 456 - 480
Chapter Seventeen 77 481 - 505
Chapter Eighteen 78 - 81 506 - 530
Chapter Nineteen 82 - 83 531 - 560
Chapter Twenty 84 - 87 561 - 600
THE THIRD BOOK OF BARUCH
Chapter One 1 - 3 1 - 35
Chapter Two 4 36 - 70
Chapter Three 5 - 6 71 - 100
Chapter Four 7 - 9 101 - 135
Chapter Five 10 - 12 136 - 175
Chapter Six 13 - 17 176 - 200
THE FOURTH BOOK OF BARUCH
Prologue to Ezekiel
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 20
Chapter Two 3 - 4 21 - 50
Chapter Three 5 51 - 85
Chapter Four 6 86 - 110
Chapter Five 7: 1 - 7: 23 111 - 135
Chapter Six 7: 24 - 8 136 - 165
Chapter Seven 9 166 - 200
The Visions of Ezekiel
THE BOOK OF EZEKIEL
BOOK 1
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 30
The throne of God
Chapter Two 3 31 - 55
Chapter Three 4 - 5 56 - 85
The Jerusalem metaphors
Chapter Four 6 - 7 86 - 120
Chapter Five 8 - 9 121 - 150
The wall of abominations
Chapter Six 10 - 11 151 - 185
Chapter Seven 12 186 - 210
The hole in the wall
Chapter Eight 13 - 15 211 - 245
Metaphors of Israel
Chapter Nine 16: 1 - 16: 34 246 - 275
Chapter Ten 16: 35 - 16: 63 276 - 300
Chapter Eleven 17 301 - 325
The eagle
Chapter Twelve 18 326 - 360
Chapter Thirteen 19 361 - 375
The young lion
Chapter Fourteen 20: 1 - 20: 26 376 - 400
Israel chastised
Chapter Fifteen 20: 27 - 20: 49 401 - 425
Chapter Sixteen 21 426 - 455
Chapter Seventeen 22 456 - 485
The two sisters
Chapter Eighteen 23: 1 - 23: 27 486 - 510
Chapter Nineteen 23: 28 - 23: 49 511 - 530
Chapter Twenty 24 531 - 555
The cauldron
Chapter Twenty One 25 - 26 556 - 590
Chapter Twenty Two 27 591 - 620
Lamentation for Tyre
Chapter Twenty Three 28 621 - 645
Chapter Twenty Four 29 - 30 646 - 675
Lamentation for Egypt
Chapter Twenty Five 31 - 32 676 - 705
BOOK 2
Chapter Twenty Six 33 - 34 706 - 740
The watchman must warn
Chapter Twenty Seven 35 - 36 741 - 770
Prophecy of restoration
Chapter Twenty Eight 37 - 38 771 - 800
The valley of bones resurrected
Chapter Twenty Nine 39 801 - 815
Chapter Thirty 40 816 - 845
The great city of the temple
Chapter Thirty One 41 - 42: 14 846 - 870
The blueprints of the temple
Chapter Thirty Two 42: 15 - 43 871 - 895
The doors of the temple
Chapter Thirty Three 44 - 45 896 - 930
Unclean men defiled the temple
Chapter Thirty Four 46 -47 931- 965
The holy portions
Chapter Thirty Five 48 966- 1000
The city gates
THE TAO TE CHING
of Lao Tzu
Not renumbered just yet
THE GOLDEN SENTENCES
Pythagorean ethical proverbs and doctrine
PYTHAGORUS
Chapter Two 31 - 65
Chapter One 1 - 30
Chapter Two 31 - 60
Chapter One 1 - 25
Chapter Two 26 - 45
DEMOCRATES
Chapter One 1 -25
Chapter Two 26 - 60
Chapter Three 61 - 85
DEMOPHILUS
Chapter One 1 - 25
Chapter Two 26 - 50
Chapter One 1 - 30
Chapter Two 31 - 60
SEXTUS
Chapter One 1 - 25
Chapter Two 26 - 50
Chapter Three 51 -80
Chapter Four 81 - 110
Chapter Five [142] - 155
Chapter Six 156 - [171]
Chapter Ten [317] - 320
Chapter Eleven 321 - 350
Chapter Twelve 351 - 380
Chapter Thirteen 381- [405]
Iamblichus
Chapter One 1 - 20
Stobaeus
Chapter One 1 - 30
Chapter Two 31 - 60
Pythagorean sentences of doctrine from ancient sources
Chapter One God
Chapter Two Ideas
Chapter Three Particular Souls
Chapter Four Matter
Chapter Five Mystical and Philosophical Precepts
Chapter Six Oracles from Porphyry
THE BOOK OF THE HOLY WORD
The Divine Poemander
Other Hermetic writings
THE HOLY PLEROMA
The Worlds of the Immortals
Chapter One 1 - 2. 1 1 - 35
Chapter Two 2. 2 - 3 36 - 70
Chapter Three 4 - 5 71 - 100
Chapter Four 6 - 7. 1 101 - 130
Chapter Five 7. 2 131 - 160
Chapter Six 7. 3 - 8 161 - 185
Chapter Seven 9. 1 186 - 215
Chapter Eight 9. 2 216 - 240
Chapter Nine 9. 3 - 10 241 - 270
Chapter Ten 11 271 - 300
Chapter Eleven 12. 1 301 - 330
Chapter Twelve 12. 2 - 13. 1 331 - 365
Chapter Thirteen 13. 2 366 - 385
Chapter Fourteen 14 - 15 386 - 415
Chapter Fifteen 16 416 - 435
Chapter Sixteen 17 -18 436 - 465
Chapter Seventeen 19 466 - 490
Chapter Eighteen 20 491 - 525
Chapter Nineteen 21. 1 526 - 555
Chapter Twenty 21. 2 556 - 590
Chapter Twenty One 21. 3 591 - 625
Chapter Twenty Two 22. 1 626 - 650
Chapter Twenty Three 22. 2 651 - 676
Chapter Twenty Four 22. 3 675 - 700
THE DHARMA-PADDA
THE PATH OF THE LAW according to the Buddha
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 35
Chapter Two 3 - 4 36 - 60
Chapter Three 5 - 6 61 - 90
Chapter Four 7 - 8 91 - 115
Chapter Five 9 - 10 116 - 150
Chapter Six 11 - 13 151 - 185
Chapter Seven 14 - 15 186 - 220
Chapter Eight 16 - 17 221 - 255
Chapter Nine 18 - 19 256 - 290
Chapter Ten 20 - 21 291 - 325
Chapter Eleven 22 - 23 326 - 355
Chapter Twelve 24 356 - 380
Chapter Thirteen 25 381 - 405
Chapter Fourteen 26 406 - 450
THE VIRGIN OF THE COSMOS
The Holy Word of Isis unto Horus
Chapter One
Chapter Two
THE SAYINGS OF CONFUCIUS
Chapter One 1 1 - 30
Chapter Two 2 31 - 65
Chapter Three 3 66 - 100
Chapter Four 4 101 - 130
Chapter Five 5 131 - 170
Chapter Six 6 171 - 210
Chapter Seven 7 211 - 250
Chapter Eight 8 251 - 280
Chapter Nine 9 281 - 315
Chapter Ten 10 316 - 350
Chapter Eleven 11 351 - 385
Chapter Twelve 12 386 - 425
Chapter Thirteen 13 426 - 465
Chapter Fourteen 14 466 - 520
Chapter Fifteen 15 521 - 565
Chapter Sixteen 16 566 - 600
Chapter Seventeen 17 601 - 635
Chapter Eighteen 18 636 - 655
Chapter Nineteen 19 656 - 685
Chapter Twenty 20 686 - 700
THE ART OF WAR
by Sun Tzu
Chapter One 1 1 - 35
Chapter Two 2 36 - 60
Chapter Three 3 61 - 80
Chapter Four 4 81 - 100
Chapter Five 5 101 - 125
Chapter Six 6 126 - 160
Chapter Seven 7 161 - 195
Chapter Eight 8 196 - 215
Chapter Nine 9: 1- 9: 20 216 - 240
Chapter Ten 9: 21 - 9: 45 241 - 275
Chapter Eleven 10 276 - 310
Chapter Twelve 11: 1 - 11: 30 311 - 350
Chapter Thirteen 11: 31 - 11: 68 351 - 395
Chapter Fourteen 12 396 - 420
Chapter Fifteen 13 421 - 450
THE GLORY OF THE GREAT KING
by the Buddha
Chapter One 1: - 1: 20 1 - 35
Chapter Two 1: 21 - 1: 48 36 - 65
Chapter Three 1: 49 - 1: 66 66 - 95
Chapter Four 1: 67 - 1: 82 96 - 120
Chapter Five 1: 83 - 1: 93 121 - 140
Chapter Six 2: 1 - 2: 12 141 - 170
Chapter Seven 2: 13 - 2: 27 171 - 190
Chapter Eight 2: 28 - 2: 32 191 - 225
Chapter Nine 2: 33 - 2: 36 226 - 245
Chapter Ten 2: 37 - 2: 42 246 - 280
THE MISHNAH
Jewish laws, and teachings on the laws
Introduction
THE BABYLONIAN TALMUD
and the Jerusalem Talmud
Introduction
[The books of the chronicles of the kings of Babylon]
THE BOOK OF DANIEL
BOOK 1 The Visions of Daniel
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 35
Vegan purity, and the statue of the man
Chapter Two 3 - 4 36 - 70
The Golden Idol, and the tree cut down
Chapter Three 5: 1 - 5: 30 71 - 90
The golden idol, and the tree cut down
Chapter Four 5: 31 - 6 91 - 110
The writing on the wall, and the lions' den
Chapter Five 7 111 - 130
The four kingdoms
Chapter Six 8 131 - 150
The ram and the goat
Chapter Seven 9 151 - 175
The lamentation of Daniel
Chapter Eight 10 176 - 195
The arch-angel Gabriel
Chapter Nine 11: 1 - 11: 35 196 - 225
The wars of kings
Chapter Ten 11: 36 - 12 226 - 250
The great prince Michael
BOOK 2 The Records of Daniel
Chapter Eleven [13: 1-27] 251 - 275
The prayer of Azariah (Abednego)
Chapter Twelve [14: 1-40] 276 - 315
The prayer of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego
Chapter Thirteen [15: 1-27] 316 - 340
The admirers of Suzannah
Chapter Fourteen [16: 1-37] 341 - 375
The trial of Suzannah
Chapter Fifteen [17: 1-22] 376 - 400
The priests of Bel, and the idols
Chapter Sixteen [18: 1-19] 401 - 420
The priests of Bel, and the dragon
THE BOOK OF ESTHER
Chapter One 1 - 2 421 - 450
Esther chosen the Queen of Persia
Chapter Two 3 - 5 451 - 480
Chapter Three 6 - 8 481 - 515
Haman tries to hang the Jews
Chapter Four 9 - 10: 3 516 - 540
Esther liberates the Jews
Chapter Five 10: 4 - 13 541 - 570
The vision of the two dragons
Chapter Six 14 - 16 571 - 600
THE FIRST BOOK OF ESDRAS
The first edtion of the book of Ezra
Chapter One 1 1 - 30
The last kings of Judah
Chapter Two 2 - 3 31 - 65
Cyrus decrees the restoration of the temple
Darius' question about the greatest
Chapter Three 4 66 - 100
Exiles are freed
Chapter Four 5 101 - 135
The exiles return
Chapter Five 6 - 7 136 - 170
The temple is rebuilt
Chapter Six 8: 1 - 40 171 - 195
Names of the people that returned
Chapter Seven 8: 41 - 8: 96 196 - 220
Chapter Seven 9 196 - 220
Foreign wives
THE SECOND BOOK OF ESDRAS
The visions of Ezra
Chapter One 1 1 - 25
Chapter Two 2 26 - 60
Chapter Three 3 61 - 80
Chapter Four 4 81 - 110
Chapter Five 5 111 - 145
Chapter Six 6 146 - 180
Chapter Seven 7: 1 - 7: 48 181 - 215
Chapter Eight 7: 49 - 7: 87 216 - 245
Chapter Nine 7: 88 - 7: 115 246 - 270
Chapter Ten 7: 116 - 7: 140 271 - 295
Chapter Eleven 8: 1 - 8: 36 296 - 330
Chapter Twelve 8: 37 - 8: 63 331 - 360
Chapter Thirteen 9: 1 - 9: 46 361 - 390
Chapter Fourteen 9: 47 - 10: 28 391 - 415
Chapter Fifteen 10: 29 - 10: 59 416 - 440
Chapter Sixteen 11 441 - 470
Chapter Seventeen 12 471 - 500
Chapter Eighteen 13 501 - 535
Chapter Nineteen 14 536 - 565
Chapter Twenty 15: 1 - 15: 27 566 - 590
[war predicted]
Chapter Twenty One 15: 28 - 15: 63 591 - 620
Chapter Twenty Two 16: 1 - 16: 23 621 - 645
[sinners rebuked]
Chapter Twenty Three 16: 24 - 16: 52 646 - 670
Chapter Twenty Four 16: 53 - 16: 78 671 - 700
THE BOOK OF ROLLS
The genealogy records of Jerusalem, and a book of Genesis
Chapter One 1 - 3. 1 1 - 30
Chapter Two 3. 2 31 - 60
Chapter Three 4 61 - 90
Chapter Four 5 - 6. 1 91 - 120
Chapter Five 6. 2 - 7. 1 121 - 150
Chapter Six 7. 2 - 8 151 - 180
Chapter Seven 9 - 10 181 - 210
Chapter Eight 11 211 - 240
Chapter Nine 12 - 13 241 - 275
Chapter Ten 14 - 15 276 - 310
Chapter Eleven 16 - 17. 1 311 - 340
Chapter Twelve 17. 2 - 18 341 - 370
Chapter Thirteen 19 - 20 371 - 395
Chapter Fourteen 21 - 22 396 - 425
Chapter Fifteen 23 - 24 426 - 455
Chapter Sixteen 25 - 26 456 - 480
Chapter Seventeen 27 - 28 481 - 515
Chapter Eighteen 29 - 30 516 - 535
Chapter Nineteen 31 - 32 536 - 565
Chapter Twenty 33 566 - 600
THE LIVES OF THE PROPHETS
Chapter One 1 - 2 1 - 25
Chapter Two 3 - 4 26 - 60
Chapter Three 5 - 13 61 - 90
Chapter Four 14 - 23 91 - 120
INTRODUCTION TO BOOK 1 OF VOLUME 3
The main idea of the books of Elijah are the fulfillment of the covenant according to Leviticus 26, after the moral decline that followed the more noble kingdoms of David and Solomon that were usurped by lawless men. It is noteworthy that the law code of Hammurabi demands justice for any lawless kings that would rule on the behalf of criminals. It is also notable that the Canaanite neighbors of Israel were able to maintain some degree of control over Israel at this time.
The Canaanite tribes were the ancient tribes of Babylon and Egypt, whom God had withdrawn His blessing from. And the tribes of Israel were the people that God had given his blessing to, in variety of degrees. Therefore, the Canaanites were generally unlawful, and practiced banditry and lechery and idol worship, whereas the Israelites were called by God to be lawful and build up a kingdom of righteousness and moral uprightness. The challenge proved to be more than they could handle.
In the ancient world, the region of Canaan, that which is modern day Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, and Israel, was often ground zero for the struggle between good and evil. The valley of Babylon and the valley of Egypt were also caught up in many power struggles back and forth, due to the strategic central location right between three continents and two oceans. Therefore, the ancient history of the area is marked by much intentional trade and cultural intermingling, which of course led to great wars that created deep rooted resentment and loss of trust towards their neighbors. Hence the teaching of Jesus to love your neighbors as your own brethren.
It is notable that distant foreign powers were constantly interfering in the politics of the region from afar, as though it were an ancient stadium where dramatic events were played out on a stage that everybody was watching. Hence the great number of geopolitical clashes, foreign money, and turmoil. A good example of this gamesmanship is found much later in history when the Christian crusaders and the Muslim kingdoms duked it out on a large scale, over ideological differences that are absurd by any objective observation of true religious faith and morality. The practice of pointless war has been resurgent in the late 20th century of the post-modern post-Vietnam era. Indeed, the neo-Islamic terrorists and crusading presidents of the Y2K generation have clashed over the same ideologies, in the name of war, and conquest, and terror; not in the name of true religious faith and moral sincerity.
The objective observer might say, with no small subtlety, that if radical Islam men were truly religious people, they would reach out and settle their differences peaceably, and make generous offers to help bridge the divides between them and the world. However, we live in a world of duplicity and doublespeak, where constant war is the status quo, whether it be cultural, economic, or conventional warfare. The alarming aspect about the situation is that the people's money is being spent hand over fist, and mountains of debts have been acquired by governments in order to carry on these wars in the name of false religious agendas. The money behind the industrial military complex is indeed where much of the pressure to wage war is found, as much as the local battles for control over the populace.
Yea, the situation is not very different than it was in ancient times. Then, as now, kingdoms that were more or less aligned would tussle and fight skirmishes, and from time to time empires would form under the rule of centralized power-sharing, which would eventually splinter off into fringe groups resisting the greater authority of the empires. These cycles of history are all centered on the legal rule of law, and the power to denounce or rival neighboring ideologies. Therefore the writings of the legal codes and scriptures of the ancient nations are key to understanding the problems people have had, and unraveling the knots that entangle the fabric of human society, especially in the tense regions of the Mid-East.
The scriptures of the post-Elijah prophets and the Exile are a controversial subject, and not very well understood by most of the people on either side. Therefore to look at these situations through the lens of an ancient process of regional struggles in Canaan is helpful, instead of assuming that Judah and Dan were corrupted by nature as a people. It is helpful to see that Israel is an extension of Babylonia ethnically, culturally, and geographically. And, also that the Arab rule of Aaron's people is governed by the Israelite blessing given to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob-Israel, and the 12 tribes, when the covenant of God was established 1, 800 years before Christ.
In the first book of Volume 3 we flow the songs of David and the wisdom of Solomon, with a glance at the prophecy of Zarathustra and the lengthy epics of the Greek poet Homer. The Avesta is book 3 of Volume 3, and the Odyssey and the Iliad are book 4 of volume 3.
The lost Coptic books of the Ethiopian Bible are introduced with a nod toward the writing about Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
The Chronicles of the Kings of Israel and Judah are finished up and the minor prophets start off followed by a presentation of the purported book of the Laws of the Lord, revealed by the second Mormon prophet.
After Isaiah, the story of Haiqar emulates the frustrations of Solomon's dealing with Rehoboam. A book of the metaphoric relationship between a woman and a questionable suitor is set forth in the story of Solomon and the wife of his scribe Sirach.
Here we leave off as the tension grows, when prophecy against Israel and its neighbors resumes, with more threats of invasion due to persistent rebellion.
The second book of Volume 3 follows the writings of the prophet Jeremiah, and then gets complicated by the arrival of major philosophic teachers in China, Greece, and India. Indeed, it was a time of a great renaissance of philosophic and religious teachings. The proverbial story of the book of Ezekiel, about the man that measures the temple-city of God is connected to these major advancements in doctrine.
The golden ages of philosophy in China, Greece, and India should not be cause for looking down on the Israelite kingdoms of Judah and Dan in a derogatory light, yet instead with empathy for their sorrows and for the plight of a population ruled by an aggressive minority that was allied with the Canaanites and their Babylonian sponsors. Philosophy, the love of wisdom, together with the laws of God teach us patience and understanding towards victims of tragic situations, and to engage
The Pythagorean and Hermetic teachings of Greece form book 5 of volume 3, and the Bhuddists teachings form book 6 of volume 3.
While the tribes of Israel were in captivity in Babylon, they produced the large Talmud books of laws, traditions, stories, and commetary that had been taught in Israel for many generatiosn. These teachings were based on the Torah (Bible), and the Mishnah, the legal code of civic and relgious laws that appears to have been set down when the Israelites were exiled in Babylon. The Mishnah forms book
Volume 3 ends with the last writings of the captivity in exile in Babylon, which ended with the decree of the emperor of Persia in 540 BC. The prophet-priest-scribe Ezra returns to Israel around 460 BC (if not sooner), to advance the rebuilding of the city. walls and the temple of God. Before he left Babylon he received a sizable book of visions that follow in the footsteps of Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel.
Last yet not least, an ancient book of genealogy and information about Genesis turns up, recorded by the library of Clement. The Book of Rolls is around the size of the Book of Asher. That book is another version of Genesis that turned up around the time the last years of Moses. The book of the Lives of the Prophets gives information about the prophets of Israel from the age of Elijah to the age of Zechariah, the last major prophet of Israel.
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