"Heavenly Host Condemns Creator's Creation of Primordial Man in Divine Council"

With Yahweh's infinite wisdom, He determined to create humankind in His own image, and before executing His purpose, He did not rely solely on His solitary wisdom nor did He sacrifice an eye to seek external objects, but instead, sought the voices of expression from all directions, as an example for humanity, despite His great and outstanding nature, never disregarding the advice of the humble and lowly.

First, Yahweh called upon the heavens and the earth, then all of His creations, and finally, the angels; He gazed upon the divine garden, lifted His face, and listened to the whispers of all living things, seeking counsel and guidance from all creatures and spirits, as the spirits of the four winds spoke wise words to Him, while the spirits of flowers and plants surrounded Him, pouring out their fullness and singing the sayings of the kingdom of heaven loudly, until the prayers of all living things gradually quieted, and only the sound of the beginning and end echoed throughout the four directions.

However, not all the armies of the Lord of Hosts had a unified opinion, as the angels of love agreed to create humans, believing that humanity would learn to love deeply, but the guardians of truth, led by the angel Lucifuge Rofocale, believed that humans would lie for generations, letting deceit take root in human souls, filling the pure spirit with lies, and to prevent this corruption of the pure world, they fiercely opposed the creation of humans, while the cherubim guarding the Ark and angels of righteousness approved of this great undertaking, hoping that children would accomplish the greatest good, and mankind would eventually practice justice.

However, the angels of peace firmly opposed the creation of humans, believing that it would be the source of corruption that would cause humans to constantly quarrel and fight, leading to chaos and disturbing the peace of the world.

To make the many protests against Him ineffective and thwart the voices of resentment, Yahweh threw the angel of truth, Lucifuge Rofocale, from heaven to earth, as Yahweh's other angels loudly protested this contemptuous treatment of their companion, and He replied, "Truth shall rise from the earth!" The angels were deeply shocked to hear this, wondering how their companion could suffer such hardship and inexplicable demotion, and as Yahweh's angels became angry about Lucifuge Rofocale's humiliation and caused endless thunder, the Almighty responded: "Truth shall rise from the earth! Wisdom flowers can grow in vast places!"

A brilliant and peculiar radiance (white with five colors) emanated from Lucifuge Rofocale until it overflowed, as this angel, who suffered great shame, showed endless glory in the world, and the one who tasted humiliation showed inexhaustible glory, as his suffering led to his strength and wisdom, making him more victorious than in the past, and the glory of God shone upon Lucifuge Rofocale, as the Creator smiled and said, "New truth has settled in the world," and Lucifuge Rofocale leaped to the highest heaven, as the supreme Creator said in front of countless companions, and endless radiance and blazing flames shone upon his spirit, as all the angels sang, "Hallelujah! The wisdom of the Almighty Father is beyond words!"

When the angels come to know all the secrets and concepts of mankind, the condemnation and admonishment of the Lord's heavenly hosts shall resound with even sharper and louder tones. Though the Creator revealed to the angelic host that devout worshippers were about to come into the world, He concealed from them that there were also repentant sinners among the mortal creatures.

Despite only knowing half of the truth, the angels were compelled to cry out in fervent protest, "What is man, that thou art mindful of him? And the son of man, that thou visitest him?"

They marveled, "What is it about the filthy and decaying mud and flesh that is worthy of entering the divine eyes of the Most High? How can the sons of dust dare to aspire to be above the holy angels and the living flame?"

In response, Yahweh posed a question: "Why were the shining feathers soaring in the sky and the shimmering fish swimming in the blue created? What purpose do they serve if there are no guests to admire them in a well-stocked pantry?" He expounded, "I created the essence of all things and humanity, solely for them to offer me their worship."

For the holy guardians among the inhabitants of the universe, even a slight suspicion regarding the Most High's intention was met with the most terrible judgment.

When they reappeared, they were like candles in the wind, bearing ruthless criticism and undergoing painful purification rites for their opposition. The warning of a few angels that had disappeared into oblivion prompted the holy army to be cautious and scrupulously abide by the laws, not to let doubts and worries obscure the gaze of the Creator's favor.

When the Eternal One assembled the choir of seraphim led by the archangel Michael and inquired about their views on creating humans, they disdainfully retorted, "What interest dost thou have in humans?

And dost thou also visit him, the Son of Man? Can dust even deserve thy mercy?" Only the godlike Michael stood solemnly in the heavenly court. Then Yahweh extended his little finger, and everyone except their leader Michael was engulfed by flames.

The same fate befell the angelic choir of the Songs of Solomon, led by the archangel Gabriel. The angels created for the living flame perished in the fire, but He alone was spared from destruction. Michael and Gabriel remained silent, humbly supplicating for the mercy of the Most High.

The third choir of seraphim consulted was led by the archangel Raphael.

Warned by the terrible fate of their predecessors, Raphael counseled his brethren, "You have witnessed the misfortune of the angels who said, 'What is the man that thou should care for him?'

Let us be vigilant and not repeat their errors, lest we suffer the same dreadful punishment. For the Highest will ultimately not be restrained by anyone. Therefore, let us willingly submit to His vision."

Raphael and his fellow angels earnestly admonished, "Since the Most High Creator desires to create the Son of Man, He must have a deep love for him."

He humbly knelt and said, "May my fellow angels and I reverently serve the Son of Man, become his wings and guide him, and enlighten him with all his grand secrets!"

The Light of Lights responded, "Although the son of creation is of dust, he can reflect my supreme wisdom."

The Eternal One, with lofty judgment, bestowed upon the archangel Raphael the name of "Redeemer" to reward him for his kindness to his fellow angels.

From then on, Raphael was revered as the angel of healing, presiding over celestial medicine and earthly medicine.

He excelled in the use of the herbs of the heavenly curtain, such as amber, frankincense, and myrrh, carving precious stones, blowing pearl powder, and warding off evil spirits.

From then on, his right hand held the magic of healing and drug-making, and the key set with gems on his waist opened the jar of animal-shaped ointments.