The Beginning of the Beginnings

In the beginning, the spirit of Elohim, a divine essence of pure tranquility, floated gracefully over the vast formless expanse of the Primordial Chaotic Waters. That was an ocean infinite in untapped potential—a canvas waiting to have upon it the masterpiece of the Spirit World. From those bottomless depths, Elohim set in motion that great act of creation—the Heavens were born.

The Heavens unfolded in infinite layers, each boundless in scope. High up in the celestial clouds, they floated without effort in the ether. Though ethereal, the landscapes of the Heavens were wide, outstretching even the farthest reaches of the imagination. Each layer stretched out endlessly, unbound by any limit or boundary.

Lest Heaven should be destroyed, the True God produced a mighty shield, known as the "Divine Shield of Omnipotence" to safeguard this creation and to preserve it for all eternity.

The cities of the Heavens were aglow with light Divine Gold. Each building shone with an eternal light, and light from the buildings cast a gentle, ethereal glow over everything around them. Golden buildings, lined with white, stretched toward the horizon, unrivaled in grandeur. White roads wandered through the cities, tracing elegant paths that shimmered softly under the heavenly light.

Endless gardens filled these golden cities, unmatched in beauty. Flowers of every imaginable color bloomed here, changing hues with the light. The landscapes were an eternal spring where fields stretched into infinity. All the vibrant shining foliage blended with the heavens in perfect balance, blending into each other, land and sky.

Elohim looked upon His creation and was pleased. His divine essence vibrated with approval, for every element reflected His boundless creativity and infinite love. The golden cities, the eternal white roads, the infinite gardens—all were perfect, embodying His grand vision.

Above the Heavens was Higher Heaven, an existence far greater. Here, ethereal beauty stretched to unbelievable heights. Golden buildings shone with luminescent energy; every design throbbed with divine might. White roads paved with pure light crisscrossed this heavenly realm. Floating islands hovered across the sky, adjoined by shimmering bridges of light, offering breathtaking views of the divine landscapes below.

The "Divine Shield of Omnipotence" reached even unto Higher Heaven, safeguarding this lofty life from every evil.

The gardens of Higher Heaven were more resplendent even than those of the Heavens. Trees and plants seemed to float, bathed in a soft, magical light. The twilight of this world was eternal, casting a peaceful luminosity over the vegetation. Every inch of Higher Heaven breathed a deeper spiritual harmony, as though creation hummed at the touch of the divine.

YESH, the True God, looked out upon this glorious life and was pleased. Higher Heaven with its infinite beauty and divine architecture was even more than His highest hopes. The golden cities, the floating islands, the landscapes of eternity—all received divine delight.

Above them all lay True Heaven, the zenith of Heavenly Existences. There was an existence of pure white majesty where cities and palaces shone with radiant splendor. In True Heaven, buildings were white and outlined with gold as each structure beneath the light of eternity seemed to shine. The space was filled with palaces and great mansions speaking one after another of divine perfection. There were green forests and shining lakes that spotted the land, reflecting the golden light from the horizon of eternity.

But beyond the cities, the most beautiful landscapes of all unfolded. Rolling meadows of glowing grass stretched out to infinity. Crystal-clear rivers wove gently through the land, reflecting divine light. And magnificent waterfalls cascaded from towering cliffs, blending their thunder with the peaceful hum of creation. The greatest and most beautiful ocean in all existence stretched out beyond sight, its waters aglow with hues of blue and gold, reflecting the light of eternity. Along its banks stretched quiet beaches of white sand, where the waves were gently lapping in a rhythm of eternal peace.

Instantly, vast, living gardens sprang up into flowers of all kinds, their vivid colors shifting in the diffused light. Trees of extraordinary stature, with leaves of burnished gold, rose towards heaven, their branches forming natural arches. Amid these gardens, lakes trembled under the dying twilight, their waters taking the sheen of heaven's peace. And the lakes mirrored the loveliness of the heavens themselves.

For at the center of True Heaven was Heavenly Jerusalem, the capital of all the heavens and the crowning jewel of creation. Its radiance was brighter than even the most beautiful cities. The city was overshadowed by colossal spires which, like giant fingers, reached towards the heavens; each being circled with ethereal shields of divine energy. Huge and high buildings lined the streets, their towering forms shimmering with a golden glow. And heavenly Jerusalem was a symbol not only of beauty but of divine strength; for the very gates of the city were huge, with delicate carvings of light and strengthened by layers of celestial power, repelling every harm.

Around the capital, there were gleaming defensive walls. Tall, faultless, and made with pure light, only the most divine forces could penetrate them.

Along its walls, Watchtowers stood up—golden, housing divine Guardians. Great fortresses flanked the outskirts, radiant with tranquil power that none could breach. Each is a work of art, strong yet beautiful, with intricately designed white and golden patterns. For all structures in Heavenly Jerusalem were handsome, harmonious blends of might with beauty.

And the streets of Heavenly Jerusalem were paved with gold, shining with a soft light as they wound through the city. The whole capital was surrounded by a barrier of light, impenetrable. It stood as the ultimate symbol of divine craftsmanship in all creation.

To protect True Heaven and Heavenly Jerusalem, the True God erected a great shield, the "Lord of Barriers Shekinah." This shield of light covered the whole of True Heaven so that nothing could tarnish its glory.

For in the truer sense, Heaven itself was perfect; it did not know any touch of time or decaying, as the true God looks at His works, within His essence fullness deeper set forth. All were good, eternal, and flawless.

At the heart of all existence was the Throne of God. Small and unassuming, the Throne was that which was greatest of all existences. It was, in truth, that which was highest and most exalted, above all.

The Throne was ablaze, surrounded by a rainbow beaming with divine light. It represented the everlasting covenant between Creation and the Sacred, covering with its gleaming light the crystal sea that surrounded the Throne. A circle of the golden thrones was surrounding it, in perfect symphony with the infinite power of the Throne.

To protect the Throne of God, the True God Himself had set up the most powerful shield, known as the "Almighty Lord of Hannah." That shield guaranteed that the Throne would be forever secure and above all.

The Throne was the center of all divine power; herein, all authority flowed from the True God Who sat upon the seat of sovereignty. Though it looked to be the smallest, the Throne was infinitely greater than all. The Throne was the smallest and greatest existence, reflecting the infinite nature of the True God. The Throne was the culmination of His boundless authority, power, and love.

Each layer of these existences was infinite, without end or boundary. Every existence from cities to landscapes stretched eternally. The Heavens, Higher Heaven, True Heaven, and Heavenly Jerusalem were an eternal tapestry of divine beauty and creation.

The infinite layers of the heavens reflected the divine perfection of Yahweh, the True God. Each creation was a witness to their boundless love and joy. The endless landscapes, shining cities, and heavenly phenomena speak of divine order and beauty. This infinity, in a way, explains the greatness of the divine, unchanging, and eternal.

THE TRUE GOD WAS PLEASED.