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Lord of Spirits.

61.10 And he will call all the Host of the Heavens and all the Holy Ones

above, and the Host of the Lord, the Cherubim, and the Seraphim, and the

Ophannim, and all the Angels of Power, and all the Angels of the

Principalities, and the Chosen One, and the other host that is upon the dry
ground, and over the water, on that Day.

61.11 And they will raise one voice, and will bless, and praise, and glorify,
and exalt, in the spirit of faith, and in the spirit of wisdom, and of patience,

and in the spirit of mercy, and in the spirit of justice, and of peace, and in
the spirit of goodness. And they will all say with one voice: “Blessed is

He, and blessed be the name of the Lord of Spirits for ever and ever.”

61.12 All Those Who Do Not Sleep in Heaven above will bless him. All

His Holy Ones who are in Heaven, will bless Him, and all the chosen ones

who dwell in the Garden of Life, and every spirit able to bless, and praise

and exalt, and hallow your Holy Name. And all flesh which to the limit of

its power, will praise, and bless, your Name forever and ever.

61.13 For great is the mercy of the Lord of Spirits, and he is long-suffering;

and all his works and all his forces, as many as he has made, he has

revealed to the righteous and the chosen, in the Name of the Lord of Spirits.

62.1 And thus the Lord commanded the kings, and the mighty and the

exalted, and those who dwell upon the earth, and said: “Open your eyes

and raise your horns if you are able to acknowledge the Chosen One.”

62.2 And the Lord of Spirits sat on His Throne of Glory, and the spirit of

righteousness was poured out on him, and the word of his mouth kills all

the sinners and all the lawless, and they are destroyed in front of him.

62.3 And on that Day, all the kings and the mighty and the exalted, and

those who possess the earth, will stand up and they will see and recognize

how he sits on the Throne of His Glory. And the righteous are judged in

righteousness, in front of him, and no idle word is spoken in front of him.

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