Book of Death (Aeonism)

The Book of Death (Do.) is a book that was revealed to Prophet Gobo by the God of Gods Aeon and is the first scripture of the religion, according to Aeonist beliefs. The book talks about one of the first things that happened after the creation of other beings rather than Gods: when Cordis (God of Love) revealed Himself to Abexilas' people and got rejected, as a consequence, the Gods created Death.
== The Book ==
=== 1 ===
1 Ye Sire of Abexilas shall speak no more,
2 for the life of sinner is not worthy enough for such blessing.
3 However, to ye He brought Himself,
4 Therefore, Love, for He is Love.
=== 2 ===
5 Deny ye can not,
6 for the Truth is seen;
7 however, taken into the heart it is not.
8 The one who believes not in Him,
9 seeks not the Truth
10 but the Life full of corruption.
=== 3 ===
11 Naked He showed Himself,
12 pure and divine,
13 but the wrath was indeed bigger.
14 “— I am.
15 I showed ye Myself
16 gave ye Myself
17 yet ye chose to use Me
18 not to love Love or love Them
19 but to love
20 the fake
21 the corrupt
22 the destroyed
23 the temporary
24 everything but Us.
25 Fake ye are
26 Corrupt ye are
27 Destruction ye are
28 Temporary ye are.”,
29 quoth He
30 declaring that
31 whoever uses Love to love not Love
32 shall receive the pure and divine gift of a
33 fake
34 corrupt
35 destroyed
36 temporary
37 life. Creating this way, the existence of eternal Death.
=== 4 ===
38 He travelled to Axium to meet the Others.
39 “How was it with the poor, Cordis” they asked
40 and He told them.
41 Cordis wept.
42 Moros, due to his nature, declared war on every non deity.
43 The weapons are the Gods, the bullet is Death.
44 “Death shall be proposed in the Council”
45 and it was.
=== 5 ===
46 “The aware love not Love nor the rest of Us,
47 their free will we gave them earlier
48 is now ruling them.
49 War on them all ye want?” quoth Aeon.
50 “Forgive them, give another chance!
51 They understand not
52 and should not be fought
53 for they are small and weak
54 because they love not Us.
55 War is not the answer,
56 they will fear us
57 and continue to not love Us.” quoth Eirenikon
58 “Stop the acting,
59 Thou, Peace, art a creation of Evil.
60 Thou want us to have problems
61 and not solve them.
62 War is the answer,
63 they ignored our desires
64 now we ignore theirs!
65 Pain they will receive
66 Sadness they will receive
67 Hunger they will receive” quoth Moros.
68 “I agree with Moros,
69 they shall be punished.
70 But they will not receive pain, sadness and hunger,
71 instead, they’ll receive the pure and divine gift of Death.
72 With this punishment, they may yea receive pain, sadness and hunger.
73 As an exception, the aware who love Us will receive salvation
74 and will live in the fields surrounding Axium.”
=== 6 ===
75 Awareness, through Love, created Death.
76 Cordis owner of Love, now father of  
77 Axitheos governor of Axium, son of
78 Eireniken lawyer of peace, grandson of
79 Aeon ruler of rulers,
80 and Drakon owner of Chaos, now father of
81 Netheos governor of Nether -
82 place where the dead are stored in
83 -, son of
84 Moros lawyer of war, grandson of
85 Aeon ruler of rulers,
86 due to the decision of the Council of Axium,
87 forced Moros and Eirenikon’s only sons to have children of their own
88 and raise them, but not educate them,
89 for Aeon had that role when they were born
90 by sending them their nature of
91 governor of Nether
92 and governor of Axium.
=== 7 ===
93 Cordis still wept.
94 Eirenikon wept too.
95 Not for the same reason though,
96 Cordis was sad because
97 ye betrayed Him.
98 Eirenikon was sad because
99 Death was created.
100 Both looked at Aeon’s creation -
101 the aware
102 - quoth Eirenikon
103 “I am sorry”
104 quoth Cordis
105 “I am disappointed”
== Meaning ==
 « 1 Ye Sire of Abexilas shall speak no more, 2 for the life of sinner is not worthy enough for such blessing. » (Do. 1:1-2)The first two verses of the Book talks about our free will and how the Gods regret cation is that we are sinners and that we don't deserve it because of our actions. The actions will be shown later in the text.« 3 However, to ye He brought Himself, 4 Therefore, Love, for He is Love. » (Do. 1:3-4)This sentence makes a brief introduction for the story, it shows that although we do not deserve any God, one of Them (Cordis - God of Love) revealed Himself to us, in other words, He gave us the experience of love.« 5 Deny ye can not, 6 for the Truth is seen; 7 however, taken into the heart it is not. 8 The one who believes not in Him, 9 seeks not the Truth 10 but the Life full of corruption. 11 Naked He showed Himself, 12 pure and divine, 13 but the wrath was indeed bigger. » (Do. 2:5-10,3:11-13)You can't deny to your brain that you didn't see something that you actually saw. These eight verses explain that, everyone who experiences love, knows and sees the God of Love, but because they live a life of corruption and hate, they ignore Him in their heart and pretend He does not exist.« 14 “— I am. 15 I showed ye Myself 16 gave ye Myself 17 yet ye chose to use Me 18 not to love Love or love Them 19 but to love 20 the fake 21 the corrupt 22 the destroyed 23 the temporary 24 everything but Us. 25 Fake ye are 26 Corrupt ye are 27 Destruction ye are 28 Temporary ye are.”, 29 quoth He 30 declaring that 31 whoever uses Love to love not Love 32 shall receive the pure and divine gift of a 33 fake 34 corrupt 35 destroyed 36 temporary 37 life. Creating this way, the existence of eternal Death. » (Do. 3:14-37)This monologue of Cordis reveals His discontentment with the people of Abelixas. Accusing them of being fake, corrupt, temporary and destruction itself. The last verse happens after the Council decision in Chapter 5 of the Book. « 38 He travelled to Axium to meet the Others. 39 “How was it with the poor, Cordis” they asked 40 and He told them. 41 Cordis wept. 42 Moros, due to his nature, declared war on every non deity. 43 The weapons are the Gods, the bullet is Death. 44 “Death shall be proposed in the Council” 45 and it was. » (Do. 4:38-45)After the stay of the God of Love in Abexilas, He went to the city of Gods, Axium, he met the other 6 Gods, and they asked "How was it with the poor, Cordis" (verse 39). By poor, they are talking about us because we're inferior to them. Cordis explain what happened and then cried. Moros, God of War, felt Love's sadness and decided to propose Death in the God's Council.« 46 “The aware love not Love nor the rest of Us, 47 their free will we gave them earlier 48 is now ruling them. 49 War on them all ye want?” quoth Aeon. » (Do. 5:46-49)Chapter 5 is about the conversation between the Gods in the Council, Aeon starts with a introduction that is connected to the first two verses of the Book, as they both talk about free will. Then, He asks if all the Gods want to declare war on us.« 50 “Forgive them, give another chance! 51 They understand not 52 and should not be fought 53 for they are small and weak 54 because they love not Us. 55 War is not the answer, 56 they will fear us 57 and continue to not love Us.” quoth Eirenikon 58 “Stop the acting, 59 Thou, Peace, art a creation of Evil. 60 Thou want us to have problems 61 and not solve them. 62 War is the answer, 63 they ignored our desires 64 now we ignore theirs! 65 Pain they will receive 66 Sadness they will receive 67 Hunger they will receive” quoth Moros. 68 “I agree with Moros, 69 they shall be punished. 70 But they will not receive pain, sadness and hunger, 71 instead, they’ll receive the pure and divine gift of Death. 72 With this punishment, they may yea receive pain, sadness and hunger. 73 As an exception, the aware who love Us will receive salvation 74 and will live in the fields surrounding Axium.” » (Do. 5:50-74)Eirenikon (God of Peace) is the first to speak, in His speech He defends the aware and says that we're weak because we don't worship Them, so it wouldn't be a fair fight. Moros wants to solve the problem and make us suffer. Aeon decides to not make us suffer directly, but make us suffer with the existence of eternal Death. He also decides that, as an exception, the believers will be saved and live with Them in Axium's dimension.« 75 Awareness, through Love, created Death. 76 Cordis owner of Love, now father of   77 Axitheos governor of Axium, son of 78 Eireniken lawyer of peace, grandson of 79 Aeon ruler of rulers, 80 and Drakon owner of Chaos, now father of 81 Netheos governor of Nether - 82 place where the dead are stored in 83 -, son of 84 Moros lawyer of war, grandson of 85 Aeon ruler of rulers, 86 due to the decision of the Council of Axium, 87 forced Moros and Eirenikon’s only sons to have children of their own 88 and raise them, but not educate them, 89 for Aeon had that role when they were born 90 by sending them their nature of 91 governor of Nether 92 and governor of Axium. » (Do. 6:75-92)In Chapter 6, Aeon explains Gods' genealogy tree and shows that, when the meeting ended, two more Gods were created: Netheos (son of Drakon) and Axitheos (son of Cordis). He also introduces the Nether, the place where the dead are stored, and that it's Him that educates the Gods by sending Them Their nature because he is the omniscient, eternal and omnipresent God.« 93 Cordis still wept. 94 Eirenikon wept too. 95 Not for the same reason though, 96 Cordis was sad because 97 ye betrayed Him. 98 Eirenikon was sad because 99 Death was created. 100 Both looked at Aeon’s creation - 101 the aware 102 - quoth Eirenikon 103 “I am sorry” 104 quoth Cordis 105 “I am disappointed” » (Do. 7:93-105)The last section of the Book of Death tells us how the God of Peace and God of Love cried, but for different reasons, one cried because He felt sorry, the other one because we betrayed Him. The last verse is very important, it shows that Love got disappointed at us for our actions.
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