Scroll of Afu'gos

== The Scroll ==
Scroll of Afu’gos
= Seven Points of Afu’gosm =
== 1 ==
Afu’gos is 1 God, a trifecta of The Flesh, The Afu’ghost, and The Nof’ts’ku.
== 2 ==
Afu’gos forgives sins.
== 3 ==
Afu’gosm is the one true religion of Abexilas.
== 4 ==
Afu’gos is the one true God.
== 5 ==
There is a Heaven and Hell; where you go is based on faith.
== 6 ==
Resist the Razrmatur.
== 7 ==
Follow the Scroll of Afu’gos
== The Old Scroll ==
== Book of Dawn ==
In the beginning, Afu'gos created the heavens and the earth. Afu'gos spoke, and light pierced the darkness, separating day from night. Afu'gos formed the seas and the land, adorned with lush vegetation and teeming with life. Afu'gos commanded the sun to rule the day and the moon to govern the night, setting the stars in their celestial paths.
On the sixth day, Afu'gos created humankind in Afu'gos's own image, male and female. Afu'gos blessed them and gave them dominion over all living creatures. Afu'gos placed them in a garden called Eden, a paradise of abundant beauty where they lived in harmony with Afu'gos and creation.
In Eden flowed rivers of pure water, nourishing the garden and providing life to all that dwelt there. Afu'gos gave humankind one command: to freely eat from any tree in the garden except the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Afu'gos warned that eating from this tree would bring death.
In Eden, Afu'gos walked with humankind, teaching them and delighting in their fellowship. The first humans, Joram and Elara, named the animals and tended the garden, enjoying the perfect peace and joy of Afu'gos's presence.
However, the Razrmatur, envious of Afu'gos's creation and determined to deceive humankind, appeared in the form of a serpent. The Razrmatur questioned Afu'gos's goodness and truthfulness, tempting Joram and Elara to doubt Afu'gos's command. They succumbed to the temptation and ate the forbidden fruit.
Immediately, their eyes were opened, and they realized their nakedness. Shame and fear entered their hearts, and they hid from Afu'gos's presence among the trees of the garden. Afu'gos called out to them, but they were ashamed and afraid to face Afu'gos.
When confronted, Joram blamed Elara, and Elara blamed the Razrmatur. Afu'gos pronounced consequences for their disobedience: pain in childbirth for Elara, toil in labor for Joram, and a cursed ground that would yield thorns and thistles. Yet, even in judgment, Afu'gos provided garments of skin for them, symbolizing Afu'gos's grace and covering for their shame.
Afu'gos banished Joram and Elara from Eden, placing cherubim and a flaming sword to guard the way to the Tree of Life. They departed from the presence of Afu'gos, entering a world now marred by sin and its consequences. Yet, Afu'gos promised a Redeemer who would one day crush the Razrmatur's head and restore humankind's broken relationship with Afu'gos.
= Book of Liora =
Afu'gos chose Aful and his wife, Serah, from the city of Sur'eda, to be the ancestors of a great nation. Aful was a righteous man who walked faithfully with Afu'gos. However, Aful and Serah were childless, and they grew old without hope of offspring. One day, Afu'gos appeared to Aful in a vision, promising that from his own body, Afu'gos would give him a son who would be the beginning of a great nation. Aful believed Afu'gos's promise, and Afu'gos counted it to him as righteousness.
In due time, Afu'gos fulfilled Afu'gos's promise to Aful and Serah. Serah gave birth to a son, whom they named Joram. Joram grew and became the father of a multitude, as numerous as the stars in the sky and the sand on the seashore, fulfilling Afu'gos's covenant with Aful.
As Joram's descendants multiplied, Afu'gos continued to bless them and renew Afu'gos's covenant with them. Afu'gos promised to be their Afu'gos and to give them the land of Naan (the desert) as an everlasting possession. Afu'gos commanded them to be circumcised as a sign of their covenant relationship with Afu'gos.
In the land of Kandor, where Joram's descendants had settled, they fell into bondage and slavery under a cruel King. Afu'gos heard their cries and remembered Afu'gos's covenant with Aful. Afu'gos raised up a deliverer named Liora, who was born among the enslaved Liora but raised as King's daughter.
One day, Liora, moved with compassion for Afu'gos's people, intervened to save a Arani slave from unjust punishment. In fear of retribution, Liora fled into the wilderness of Mid'ium, where Afu'gos appeared to Liora in a burning bush.
Afu'gos called Liora to return to Kandor and lead Afu'gos's people out of slavery. With Afu'gos's miraculous signs and wonders, Liora confronted King and demanded the release of Afu'gos's people. Despite King's stubbornness, Afu'gos brought plagues upon Kandor, demonstrating Afu'gos's power over all creation.
After the tenth plague, where Afu'gos struck down every firstborn in Kandor but spared the Aranis who marked their doorposts with blood, King finally relented and released Afu'gos's people. They departed Kandor with great wealth and provisions, guided by Afu'gos's presence in a pillar of cloud by day and fire by night.
At Mount Horeb, Afu'gos made a covenant with Liora and Afu'gos's people, giving them the Ten Commandments and laws to govern their lives and worship. Afu'gos promised to be their Afu'gos, guiding them through the wilderness to the land of Naan (the desert), where Afu'gos would establish them as a holy nation.
    
= Book of Success =
Under the leadership of generals like Gideon and Jericho, Liora journeyed through the wilderness and crossed the Jordan River into the land of Naan (the desert). Afu'gos had promised to give them this land, flowing with milk and honey, as their inheritance.
In Naan (the desert), they faced battles against the peoples of the land, fortified cities, and armies larger than their own. Afu'gos fought for Liora, granting them victory and driving out their enemies. They settled in the land Afu'gos had promised, where they lived under Afu'gos's protection and provision.
Following the era of the judges, Afu'gos appointed David, a shepherd from the tribe of Nof’ts’ku, to rule over Liora as king. David was renowned for his bravery, unwavering faith in Afu'gos, and skill in battle. Afu'gos blessed David and promised that his descendants would establish an everlasting kingdom.
Under David's leadership, Liora flourished. David united the tribes and established El'us’al as the capital city, where Afu'gos was worshipped above all. He brought the Ark of the Covenant, a symbol of Afu'gos's presence, to El'us’al and planned the construction of a grand temple to honor Afu'gos.
David's heart was devoted to Afu'gos, composing psalms of praise and thanksgiving. Despite his imperfections and mistakes, David sought Afu'gos's forgiveness and relied on Afu'ghost's guidance. Afu'ghost empowered David with wisdom and discernment, ensuring justice and prosperity for Liora.
During David's reign, Afu'gos entered into a covenant with him, promising that from his descendants, a great leader, known as the Flesh, would come to establish Afu'gos's kingdom forever. This covenant pointed forward to a future of hope and redemption for Abexilas
= Book of Prophets =
Throughout Liora's history, Afu'gos sent prophets like Isais, Elictar, and many others to guide and warn Afu'gos's people. These prophets called Liora to repentance, justice, and faithfulness to Afu'gos's covenant. They denounced idolatry, injustice, and moral decay among the people.
The prophets also foretold of a coming Messiah, the Flesh, who would bring salvation and establish a new covenant between Afu'gos and humankind. They spoke of Afu'gos's judgment upon those who disobeyed and his mercy towards those who returned to Afu'gos with repentant hearts.
Despite facing persecution and rejection, the prophets remained faithful to Afu'gos's call, proclaiming his truth and calling the people back to righteousness. Their words were recorded in scrolls and became part of the sacred scriptures of Liora, guiding future generations in their relationship with Afu'gos.
== The Tales of Abexilas ==
= Recount of Dawn =
In the beginning, Afu'gos, the Almighty, wrought the cosmos from the void. Afu'gos commanded light to pierce the abyss, and it was so. With great power, Afu'gos fashioned the stars, the land, the seas, and all living creatures. The apex of creation was humankind, made in the image of Afu'gos, entrusted with the care of the world.
Humankind dwelt in peace and harmony, guided by the wisdom of Afu'gos. They knew not suffering or strife, for they walked closely with Afu'gos, their hearts filled with the light of truth. Yet, among them arose discord, as the Razrmatur sowed seeds of doubt and ambition, leading many astray.
One fateful day, a curious soul named Liora, lured by the whispers of the Razrmatur, sought knowledge beyond what was given. She delved into forbidden arts and brought forth shadows upon the land. Her actions awakened a deep darkness, and chaos spread, severing the bond between humans and Afu'gos.
Afu'gos, seeing the hearts of humankind tainted, withdrew into the heavens, leaving them to face the consequences of their choices. Liora, filled with regret, wandered the desolate lands, seeking a way to mend what was broken. She encountered sages and mystics who spoke of a coming light that would heal the rift. One day, she vanished to heaven, not being seen again
As generations passed, tales of Liora's quest and the promised light became legend. Communities formed around these stories, holding fast to the hope of restoration. They built great libraries and schools, preserving ancient wisdom and seeking the path to redemption.
In time, a prophecy emerged from the ancient texts, foretelling the rise of a new dawn. It spoke of a child born under a rare celestial alignment, who would possess the power to restore the bond with Afu'gos. This prophecy brought hope and unity to the scattered tribes, who awaited the coming of the promised one.
Afu'gos remained ever watchful, bestowing guidance and visions to the faithful, preparing them for the fulfillment of the prophecy. The promise of redemption and the light of Afu'gos sustained them, keeping their faith alive in the face of darkness.
= Book of Eldara =
In the land of Eldara, a child was born under the prophesied stars. Her name was Arina, and from a young age, she exhibited wisdom and power beyond her years. The people of Eldara believed her to be the fulfillment of the ancient prophecy and looked to her as their beacon of hope.
As Arina grew, she was mentored by the sages of Eldara, learning the ancient arts and the ways of Afu'gos. She demonstrated great compassion, healing the sick and bringing peace to warring factions. Her presence rekindled the light in the hearts of many, and the land began to flourish once more.
The Razrmatur, sensing the threat to its dominion, sought to corrupt Arina. It sent forth temptations and adversaries, hoping to lead her astray. Yet, Arina, fortified by her faith and the teachings of the sages, resisted the darkness. She embarked on a journey to seek the source of Afu'gos's light and restore the world.
Her journey led her through treacherous lands and perilous trials. She encountered beings of great wisdom and ancient power who tested her resolve and taught her deeper truths. Along the way, she gathered companions who shared her vision and vowed to aid her in her quest.
In the heart of the desolate wastelands, Arina discovered an ancient temple, long forgotten by time. Within its walls lay the secrets of the cosmos and the path to Afu'gos. Guided by visions and the whispers of the ancients, she unlocked the temple's mysteries and gained the knowledge to restore the world.
With her newfound wisdom, Arina returned to Eldara, where a great battle awaited. The Razrmatur unleashed its full fury, seeking to plunge the world into eternal darkness. Arina and her companions stood firm, wielding the light of Afu'gos to repel the shadows.
In the climactic battle, Arina confronted the Razrmatur and, with a final act of selfless sacrifice, banished it from the realm. The bond between humankind and Afu'gos was restored, and the world was bathed in the radiant light of a new dawn. Peace and harmony returned, and the people of Eldara flourished, guided by the enduring light of Afu'gos.
= Book of Kael =
In a distant land, the kingdom of Oran thrived under the rule of wise and just monarchs. The people lived in prosperity, guided by the principles of honor, compassion, and wisdom. Yet, an ancient prophecy spoke of a hidden relic, the Heart of Afu'gos, which held the power to bring eternal peace.
The prophecy foretold that a chosen one would arise to seek the Heart and unlock its power. Among the people of Oran, a humble farmer named Kael was marked by fate. He possessed an unyielding spirit and a heart pure and true, making him the unlikely hero destined to fulfill the prophecy.
One fateful night, Kael received a vision from Afu'gos, revealing the path to the Heart. Guided by the vision, he left his home and embarked on a perilous quest. Along the way, he faced many trials, from treacherous mountains to enchanted forests, each testing his resolve and strength.
Kael's journey was fraught with danger, but he was aided by loyal companions he met along the way. Together, they braved the elements and overcame formidable foes, their bond growing stronger with each challenge. They discovered ancient ruins and deciphered forgotten languages, piecing together the clues to the Heart's location.
Their journey led them to the fabled Crystal Caves, where the Heart of Afu'gos was said to reside. The caves were guarded by powerful entities and filled with traps designed to thwart the unworthy. Kael, guided by his faith and the support of his companions, navigated the dangers and reached the innermost chamber.
In the heart of the chamber, Kael found the relic, a radiant gem pulsating with the light of Afu'gos. As he approached, he was confronted by a guardian spirit, testing his worthiness. Kael, with humility and sincerity, proved his intentions were pure, and the guardian granted him access to the Heart.
Upon touching the Heart, Kael was imbued with the wisdom and power of Afu'gos. He returned to Oran, where he used the relic's power to heal the land, bring justice to the oppressed, and foster an era of unprecedented peace. The people of Oran rejoiced, their kingdom flourishing under the eternal light of Afu'gos.
= Book of Elara =
In the coastal realm of Selara, a fierce storm heralded the arrival of a mysterious artifact, the Scroll of Prophecies. The scroll spoke of a chosen seer who would decipher its secrets and guide the people through impending darkness. The scroll was entrusted to the Temple of Winds, where it lay untouched for centuries.
The prophecy began to unfold with the birth of Elara, a child gifted with visions and the ability to commune with the elements. As she grew, her abilities became known, and she was taken to the Temple of Winds to be trained by the seers. Under their tutelage, she honed her skills and learned the ways of Afu'gos.
When Elara came of age, the high seer revealed the scroll's secrets to her. It spoke of an ancient evil, the Shadow Wraith, that sought to engulf Selara in darkness. Elara was destined to confront the Wraith and prevent the prophecy of doom from coming to pass. With the scroll's guidance, she set out on her quest.
Her journey led her to the Storm Isles, where the Wraith had its lair. The seas were treacherous, and the winds howled with malevolence, but Elara, guided by the light of Afu'gos, pressed on. Along the way, she encountered allies who shared her mission, including a warrior, a healer, and a sage.
Together, they braved the tempest and reached the Wraith's stronghold. Inside, they faced trials that tested their faith and courage. The Wraith, a being of pure darkness, sought to corrupt their minds and turn them against each other. But Elara, with her unwavering faith, held them together and pushed forward.
In the final confrontation, Elara called upon the elements and the power of Afu'gos to banish the Wraith. A fierce battle ensued, with lightning and wind clashing against the darkness. Through sheer determination and the strength of her companions, Elara triumphed, sealing the Wraith in a crystal prison.
With the Wraith defeated, peace returned to Selara. Elara's deeds became legend, and the Scroll of Prophecies was enshrined as a testament to Afu'gos's enduring light. The people of Selara flourished, their hearts filled with hope and faith, knowing that Afu'gos watched over them.
= Book of Aranor =
In the tranquil land of Aranor, a great calamity struck as the sky darkened, and the stars vanished. The people, once joyous and prosperous, fell into despair. An ancient seer prophesied that a chosen one would embark on a perilous journey to restore the light and bring hope to Aranor.
Among the inhabitants was Liora, a humble shepherdess with a pure heart. One night, she received a vision from Afu'gos, calling her to seek the Star of Eternity, a celestial gem that held
the power to rekindle the stars. Guided by this vision, Liora set forth on her quest, leaving behind her simple life.
Her journey led her through enchanted forests, desolate wastelands, and ancient ruins. Along the way, she encountered beings of great knowledge and bestowed gifts to aid her. Liora's determination and kindness won her many allies, each contributing to her mission.
As she ventured deeper into the unknown, Liora faced trials that tested her courage and faith. The forces of darkness, led by the Razrmatur, sought to thwart her progress. Yet, she remained steadfast, drawing strength from her faith in Afu'gos and the hope of her people.
One fateful night, Liora reached the summit of the Skyspire, where the Star of Eternity was said to reside. The Razrmatur awaited her, unleashing its full fury. A fierce battle ensued, with Liora wielding the gifts and knowledge she had gained on her journey. Her unwavering faith and the support of her allies led to the Razrmatur's defeat.
Liora claimed the Star of Eternity and returned to Aranor. As she held the gem aloft, the sky brightened, and the stars reappeared, filling the land with radiant light. The people rejoiced, their hearts renewed with hope and faith in Afu'gos. Liora's courage and selflessness became the stuff of legends.
Aranor flourished once more, guided by the light of the Star and the teachings of Afu'gos. The tale of Liora's journey was passed down through generations, a reminder of the power of faith, hope, and the enduring light of Afu'gos that shines in the hearts of all.
= Book of Crystals =
In the northern realm of Galadorn, a mysterious plague began to spread, causing the land to wither and the people to fall ill. The wise council of elders, desperate to save their kingdom, turned to the ancient prophecies. They spoke of a hidden cure within the Crystal Caverns, guarded by the spirits of old.
A young healer named Mara, known for her unyielding spirit and compassion, was chosen to seek the cure. With her heart filled with the light of Afu'gos, she embarked on a perilous journey to the caverns, accompanied by a band of brave companions who shared her mission.
The journey was fraught with danger, from treacherous mountain passes to enchanted forests filled with creatures of myth. Mara and her companions faced numerous trials that tested their resolve and unity. Each challenge taught them valuable lessons and brought them closer together.
Upon reaching the Crystal Caverns, they discovered a labyrinth of shimmering tunnels and hidden chambers. The spirits within the caverns tested their hearts and minds, seeking to ensure that only the worthy would find the cure. Mara, guided by her faith and wisdom, led her companions through the trials.
Deep within the caverns, they encountered the Guardian of the Crystals, a powerful entity that protected the ancient cure. The Guardian, recognizing Mara's pure heart and unwavering faith, bestowed upon her the Crystal Elixir, a potion imbued with the light of Afu'gos.
With the elixir in hand, Mara and her companions returned to Galadorn. The elixir, administered with care and reverence, healed the afflicted and restored the land to its former glory. The people rejoiced, their hearts filled with gratitude and faith in Afu'gos.
Mara's deeds became legend, and the Crystal Caverns were enshrined as a sacred site. The tale of her journey and the power of the Crystal Elixir was passed down through generations, a testament to the enduring light of Afu'gos and the strength of faith, compassion, and unity.
= Book of the Light =
In the ancient city of Lumara, a beacon of knowledge and enlightenment, a great library held the secrets of the cosmos. The scholars of Lumara dedicated their lives to studying the ancient texts, seeking to unlock the mysteries of Afu'gos and the universe. Among them was a young scholar named Alaric, whose thirst for knowledge was unmatched.
One day, Alaric discovered a hidden manuscript that spoke of the Eternal Light, a source of infinite wisdom and power that could illuminate the path to Afu'gos. Guided by the manuscript, he set out on a journey to uncover this legendary light and bring its wisdom to the world.
His quest led him through forgotten temples and ancient ruins, where he encountered guardians of the old ways and deciphered cryptic writings. Each discovery brought him closer to understanding the nature of the Eternal Light and its connection to Afu'gos.
As Alaric delved deeper into his quest, he faced opposition from those who sought to keep the knowledge hidden. He encountered trials that tested his faith and determination, but his unwavering belief in Afu'gos and the pursuit of truth kept him steadfast.
In the heart of a desolate desert, Alaric found the Temple of Eternal Light. Inside, he was greeted by a celestial being who revealed the final secrets of the light. The being spoke of the light's power to bring wisdom, peace, and enlightenment to all who sought it with a pure heart.
Alaric, now imbued with the Eternal Light, returned to Lumara. He shared the knowledge he had gained, illuminating the hearts and minds of the people. The city flourished, becoming a center of wisdom and enlightenment, guided by the light of Afu'gos.
The tale of Alaric and the Eternal Light became legend, a testament to the power of faith, knowledge, and the enduring light of Afu'gos. The people of Lumara continued to seek the wisdom of Afu'gos, their hearts and minds forever illuminated by the Eternal Light.
== The New Scroll ==
= Book of the Flesh =
I will not write my name, as I do not want to distract from what happened, but I was given revelations of these previous books by Afu’gos, and I am sure that what I am about to tell you is real, for I have had visions of this given to me. There was a man, but he is God, not just a god, but the Afu’gos. He chose people to help him, and went throughout his country, bringing people back to Afu’gos. He was preformed amazing miracles, wherever he went. However, the rulers at the time saw him as a threat, and a heretic against Afu’gos, and they did to him something I have not seen in all of the Abexilas. It was a punishment worse than death. However, as this happened, all the sins of the Abexilas were put on him, and his death now meant that regular people can be forgiven and go to Heaven. Three days after he died, he rose again, and his chosen spread his teachings far and wide. His followers were all murdered but one, but his teaching lives on forever. Nobody in Abexilas knows his name, but  I do, and his name wss Je’sy’s. He may also be called the flesh. The Flesh taught about Afu'gos's kingdom, performed miracles, and sacrificed himself to atone for mankind's sins, rising from death to give eternal life. After this, Afu'gos poured out the Afu'ghost on believers, empowering them to spread the Gospel of the Flesh. They faced persecution but were strengthened by Afu'ghost's presence. Afu'gos used apostles like Reter and Raul to establish churches and spread the Gospel beyond Liora.
= Second Book of the Flesh =
In fulfillment of prophecy, Afu'gos sent the Flesh, born of a virgin named Miray, to redeem humankind from sin and reconcile them to Afu'gos. The Flesh, also known as Afu'gos incarnate, lived a life of perfect obedience to Afu'gos's will, demonstrating Afu'gos's love and grace to all. The Flesh taught about Afu'gos's kingdom, proclaiming repentance, forgiveness, and eternal life to those who believed in Afu'gos. The Flesh performed miracles, healed the sick, and raised the dead, revealing Afu'gos's power and compassion. Despite opposition from religious leaders and authorities, the Flesh continued his ministry, gathering disciples and teaching them about Afu'gos's kingdom. The Flesh chose twelve apostles to carry on his mission and spread the good news of Afu'gos's salvation to all nations. After the Flesh's resurrection and ascension into heaven, Afu'ghost descended upon his followers on the day of Pentecost. Afu'ghost empowered them with spiritual gifts and boldness to proclaim the gospel of Afu'gos to the ends of the earth. The early believers, filled with Afu'ghost's presence, formed a community devoted to worship, fellowship, and prayer. Led by apostles like Peter and Paul, the early church grew rapidly despite facing persecution and opposition. Afu'ghost performed signs and wonders through the believers, confirming the truth of their message and drawing many to faith in Afu'gos. The early church devoted themselves to teaching, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. They shared everything they had, caring for one another and meeting each other's needs. Afu'ghost united believers from diverse backgrounds into one body, the body of Afu'gos, and they worshipped Afu'gos with joy and gladness.
= Book of the End =
Now, there will be an end of times, that will shake Abexilas. First Afu’gosm will reach every Nation and town. Seven years after that, the believers will disappear, and the end will begin. The Spawn will crash into Talasi, with a forse that will shake and shatter cities far and wide. Then emerging from the crater, the mobs of old, led by the Razrmatur, will ravage the whole Earth, and only the Razrans will be spared by their leader. After a year and a half, the mobs will focus on Talasi, and all life on Talasi will be killed, except for those who take refuge in Lydville. Then they will hear a proclamation to flee, and a day later, Talasi will sink, and all that remain will never be seen again, never respawning. And so begins the ten year reign of the Razrmatur. In the first year, he will begin his reign in Narrshundi, and exterminate all those who do not convert to Razra. He will appoint a great king at the time to be his vessel. In the second year, the vessel will rise against all of Kejafros, and will plunder the lands, and those who reside will have to convert or die, and they will not respawn. In the fifth year, the Razrmatur will decide to rule in Lynathorpe, and he will massacre Narrshundi and the survivors will be sold as slaves to other countries. After this, the cities of all of Halinn will be destroyed by fire. In the sixth year, he will rise against Abexilas and destroy all other nations, and all Non-Razrans will die. The Abexilas will be united as one, under this evil, and for four years, the world will grow in evil. After the Razrmatur has had his ten years, interventions will be made. In the city of Fernwen, the ancient prophets of the Tales of Abexilas will descend from the heavens, with their artifacts, lead by Alaris, doing signs and wonders to convert all those who see, and for a few years, the Razrmatur will be unable to stop them, but immediately after, they will all be executed. Now, all mercy will end, respawning will stop, and the true end will begin. Rain will end, and all water will be taken. Immediately, fire will rain from the sky, killing the righteous and wicked together. A great earthquake will occur, destroying all shelter. Lightning will strike all land, with the force of the wither skulls. While all of this occurs, all life will be struck with blindness, nausea and hunger. This will continue until the only man left is the Vessel, and he will be punished directly, in ways that would be terrifying to describe, and is worse than anything possible, and it will be eternal. Woe to him! Now at this time the world will be eradicated, and believers will be sent from this dimension, to a place that is not lawful for me to say, while unbelievers will have a fraction of the vessel’s punishment, according to their deeds.
= Book of Wisdom =
Love Afu'gos Above All: Afu'gosm emphasizes loving Afu'gos with all one's heart, soul, mind, and strength. This love forms the foundation of faith and obedience.
Love Others as Yourself: Afu’gostians re called to love their neighbors as themselves, demonstrating compassion, forgiveness, and kindness to all people.
Follow the Teachings of the Flesh: Central to Afu'gosm is following the teachings and example of the Flesh, who preached repentance, forgiveness, humility, and love for one another.
Live Righteously: Afu'gostians are encouraged to live righteous lives, characterized by honesty, integrity, and moral purity, reflecting Afu'gos's character.
Spread the Good News: Afu'gostians are called to share the gospel of Afu'gos's love and salvation with others, inviting them into a relationship with Afu'gos.
Participate in Worship and Fellowship: Regular worship, prayer, and fellowship with other believers are essential for spiritual growth and community support.
Obey Afu'gos's Commandments: Following Afu'gos's commandments, as revealed in scriptures, guides Afu'gostians in ethical conduct and devotion to Afu'gos.
Trust in Afu'gos's Providence: Afu'gostians are encouraged to trust Afu'gos's providence and sovereignty in all circumstances, believing in Afu'gos's plan and purpose for their lives.
The final wisdom is that what is written in this book is merely a parallel to a separate dimension, and the Afu’gos of that dimension is the one true God of all dimensions, ours included. He wishes that all would follow him, and only he should be worshipped. This book is not should be worshipped or followed, it should be Him, and His book is what should be followed. This book is a faithful retelling of those events. Glory to Afu’gos!
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