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This is a chapter from the *Oahspe Bible* (1882), an American spiritualist scripture dictated by dentist John Ballou Newbrough, written in a style imitating the King James Bible. The text narrates a cosmological reform campaign in which the etherean God Osire appoints his successor Konas, then descends to Earth with a celestial host to displace idol-worship — specifically the cult of Apollo and Thor — and install worship of the supreme Creator, Jehovih. Osire's method involves coordinating hundreds of thousands of angelic agents to simultaneously seize control of temples, oracles, and royal courts across the entire Earth in a single dawn assault, expelling "familiar spirits" and replacing them with sanctioned divine messengers who speak only in Jehovih's name. A distinctive theological claim is that the zodiac and astronomical knowledge were deliberately given to mortals as a substitute for spirit-dependent agriculture, so humans would develop independent rational knowledge rather than relying on familiar spirits. The text also introduces the practice of speaking Jehovih's name only in whisper or silence, and prescribes the words "Lord" and "God" as public substitutes — explicitly framing this as the historical origin of those terms' religious use. The overall argument is that organized angelic intervention periodically corrects human spiritual corruption, and that monotheism, exorcism practices, dietary laws (prohibiting pork), and astronomical religion all have a single coordinated celestial origin.

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