Oahspe, A New Bible In The Words Of Jehovih And His Angel Embassadors

by John Ballou Newbrough

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 101540362X
• ISBN13: 9781015403628
• Release Date: October 2022
• Publisher: Legare Street Press
• Length: 962 Pages
• Weight: 3.00 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.9" x 6.1" x 9.2"

Customer Reviews

OAHSPE and UFO's

OAHSPE AN AMERICAN BIBLE O-AH-SPE means SKY, EARTH, and SPIRIT, the three elements of the universe. It is a compound word from the Panic language, the first developed by man. The Continent of Pan was submerged twenty-four thousand years ago in the Pacific Ocean. The sinking of Pan was the source of the myths of a great flood to be found with all races and peoples of the earth. OAHSPE is pronounced as; O as in O' clock, AH as in Father and, SPE as in Speak. In this book of over 900 pages is a fascinating history of man's habitation on earth for some 78,000 years. Primitive man is shown in his successive stages of progression. Laying down the foundation of the race on a huge continent in the Pacific Ocean called pan. For upwards of 50,000 years man struggled slowly upwards under angelic guidance, often lapsing into degradation and bestiality, but ever in the aggregate making progress toward something more noble. That period came to an end in the sinking of Pan beneath the waters of the Pacific and the dispersal of the survivors to the different quarters of the globe, where they became the founders of the present races. The last 24,000 years are more particularly dealt with. The rise of the different nations and the evolution of their language from the original Panic, with variations due to climatic and racial peculiarities, are extremely interesting. Beginning with early humans on earth, we also learn the vast scope of spirit life, and the immense powers accessible to the dead. According to this bible, "ancient astronaut" visits did occur, with these "ET's" originating from the afterlife dimension. World history is recounted, with OAHSPE emphasizing how events originate in spirit realms, calling it "sacred history." The Flood, the building of the Great Pyramid, the exodus, the Dark Ages, Inquisitions and Reformation, the founding of America, ending with it's Civil War, are among familiar history included-all viewed from a spiritual perspective relative to be the Kosmon era. This 1892 book contains over 500 references to starships, not corporeal, but from afterlife dimensions (consult it's index under "ships" for a partial listing). Like spirits these ships can materialize sufficiently for mortals to see, which, as OAHSPE predicted in 1882, would occur more frequently in Kosmon. OAHSPE infers the spirit origins of "aliens." It warns concerning unscrupulous spirits "who can take any form or name" and can psychologically manipulate mortals even with physical effect. Composed of 36 books, many, being the sacred histories. OAHSPE also contains a variety of other books. "Saphah" is a book on the evolution of languages with translations of ancient ceremonies. A book of cosmogony, describing an etherean view of physics; a book of praises to the Creator, extolling the magnificence of spirit realms; a book describing how our creator speaks through our souls; doctrinal books of spiritual wisdom, suggesting how to obtain one's "highest light." O

Origin of OAHSPE

Great book! OAHSPE purports to have been written by angels as the result of "automatic writing" through the author John B. Newbrough. The writing was accomplished upon the invention of the typewriter. The book states that it was written by an overshadowing of angelic beings.Do yourself a favor and read the book from beginning to end. Then if it speaks truth to your inner self, reinforces your values of love and service to others, then embrace it as a foundation of future growth.If you are able to comprehend OAHSPE's perspective on the universe, you will free your self of the shackles of the limited teachings and revelations of the past. You will have a new confidence in your fellow man. See the sky, the earth and your spirit as you have never seen before.This book is totally unique, unlike any book that has appeared before or since it's time.

A "Bible" for a new generation who has found little to love

in the Holy Bible we grew up with in Church and Sunday school, where what felt wrong was explained as right, and what felt right was often explained as wrong. Oahspe feel right, and fully matches my own moral code. I read it daily as I never could the Bible. It uses new and unfamiliar terms to explain many concepts, but after awhile they become familiar, and there is so much deep insight to delve into. I can read and re-read many times without becoming bored, each time marveling at the truth and beauty of its words and insights.

I read Oahspe daily as a guide to life.

Oahspe is more than a book. It is a way of life. Oahspe is filled with inspiration and spiritual truths. Oahspe is pronounced: O as in o'clock, AH as in father, SPE as in speak. Oahspe means SKY, EARTH and SPIRIT. Oahspe teaches man to recognize his oneness with the "infinite spirit of the universe", and accept this infinite intelligence, as his guiding light and inspiration. Oahspe is a miracle in itself. It contains the highest ethical, moral and spiritual teachings. Oahspe answers many questions, explaining many profound myseries. It floods the mind of the new reader with "New Light" on subjects life and death. Oahspe is a Bible of advanced spiritual truth, universal light and knowledge. Oahspean's have a Declaration of Principles: Articles of Faith1. We believe there is but one ruler in the universe, and He is the Creator, the Great Spirit, the Almighty, Jehohvih; all was and ever shall be.2. We believe our corporeal bodies are His and dedicated and covenanted to Him, to be in His service during our lifetimes.3. We believe in the continuity of life and that man's evolution is never finished.4.We believe that every individual is responsible for his own acts, and that no man can carry the sins of another.5.We believe each individual born into the world is a child of the Creator, and that all men are brothers.6.We affirm the universe is governed by the law of the Creator, which is absolute, eternal, unchangeable and is sufficient reason for all things seen and unseen.7.Although we believe no book is infallible, we accept the Oahspe Bible as our guide to daily living.8.We believe it is our duty to help our brothers and sisters of the Human Family; to give love, wisdom, truth, and service and to do these at every opportunity in order that they may learn to help themselves and others. To become ministers, administering to others.9.We believe the greatest satisfaction and happiness of one's life is to serve others, especially the young. Raising them up to work with the hands and well as the mind and teaching them to work in communities, to establish the worship of the Father, and to help bring about His Kingdom on Earth, and world peace and brotherhood.10.We believe that any desire, thought, or act, which will injure one's self or another, to be unjust and immoral. We abjure war or violence, discard of conflict in any form, and will not aid or abet in it. And we believe it is our duty to live in Peace and Harmony with the entire Human Family. To strive to overcome all tendencies of hate, jealousy, malice, conceit, envy, deceit, and all forms of physical, mental, emotonal, and moral weakness. To increase knowledge of one's self, of life, and of nature; and to use this knowledge properly for selfimprovement; to work toward spiritual developement of love, wisdom, peace, universal understanding, that we may be of greater service to God, our Country, our community, and our Fellow Man. Oahspe has no mortal