https://hermetic.com/moorish/7koran#chapter-vii

updated: 05_NOV_2025

(1) Among the priests of Jagannath was one who loved the Jewish boy. Lamaas Bramas was the name by which the priest was known.

(2) One day as Jesus and Lamaas walked alone in Plaza Jagannath (Odisha, India), Lamaas said: “My Jewish master, what is truth?”

(3) And Jesus said: “Truth is the only thing that changes not”.

(4) “In all the world, there are two things. The one is truth, the other is falsehood, and falsehood that which seems to be.”

(5) Now truth is aught and has no cause, and yet it is the cause of everything.

(6) Falsehood is naught, and yet it is the manifest of right.

(7) Whatever has been made will be unmade; that which begins must end.

(8) All things that can be seen by human eyes are manifest of aught, are naught, and so must pass away.

(9) The things we see are but reflexes (reflection) just appearing, while the ethers vibrate so and so, and when conditions change they disappear.

(10) The Holy Breath is truth; is that which was, and is, and evermore shall be; it cannot change nor pass away.”

(11) Lamaas said: “You answer well, now what is man?”

(12) And Jesus said: “Man is the truth and falsehood strangely mixed.” [summary]

(13) “Man is the Breath made flesh; so truth and falsehood are conjoined in him; and they strive (compete), and naught goes down and man as truth abides.”

(14) Again Lamaas asked: “What do you say of power?”

(15) And Jesus said: “It is a manifest, is the result of force, it is but naught; it is illusion, nothing more. Force changes not, but power changes as the ethers change.”

(16) “Force is the will of God/Allah and is omnipotent, and power is that will in manifest, directed by the Breath.”