The Sacred Stone
How was it created
Two men were asked by the king to abridge all the records that were recorded in the storehouse of Nob. These two men called upon God, and God sent two angels to help to abridge these things. When the night was over, the abridgement was finished. This abridgement was what the world sees as the Hieroglyphic portion of the Rosetta Stone.
Later another two men came and found this stone and they added their story to this stone for there was room at the bottom of the stone, thus they added their stories in their own given language, which was the same.
Today men and science believes that these three are the same, when really only the bottom two portions are the same story. Today, many men of science use this stone as a way to understand and translate Hieroglyphics, but because of their misjudgments in these things, they are not correctly translating these things. It is because of this stone that they have determined that the Translation given by Joseph Smith Jr. concerning the Pearl of Great price is determined to be incorrect, yet it is science and men who have made the error.
This stone is only half there, thus the top half of the stone is broken off and is as big as the bottom half. There are over two thousand records recorded on this stone. Below here is only a portion of them.
Chapter 11
- I am Mosteamus the son of Eariastes and have endeavored to keep the record of both the miracles and prophecies of my father.
- And continue in this hour in this thing, for it was upon the third day of the month of the kings.
- And my father was summoned to a counsel concerning the lost records in the storehouse of Nob which was at the time a great concern from both our kings and the kings of the east.
- For the kings of the east were enraged at the loss and swore in their wrath that they would inflict great pains upon my father.
- And he was brought to stand before them, even as they were arrayed in a grand counsel.
- And the crier spoke up and announced the charges, which were facing my father.
- And the list was grievous and lengthily, for they, in their anger had compiled a list of charges so heinous that it was assured he would be convicted and sentenced unto death, for Aparayas the son of Clineon who was of the children of the princes in the north was foremost in the compilation of this list of charges.
- And he was in no way of God or of any good thing, for he was one who sought for sorceries and witchcrafts and soothsayers and for power unchecked.
- And he was thoroughly versed in accusatory manners and in the destruction of those who displeased him.
- And he had pacts with those of the reigning counsels of the kings who were assembled here.
- And he had these in secret.
- And I speak of these things that he might be condemned in this record for his evil deeds, which were now growing beyond the scope of his prior life.
- For he now sought for to kill all who professed of God and all who served him, especially those who have manifested his gifts, even all those who had manifested to testify in the spirit of the Christ.
- And he servant Mikeal who was of the birth of a soothsayer and a witch who served to advise him was filled with contempt as he had then killed, for even suggesting the Christ might have come or would come and that this might be the star of the prophets who were assembled at Adon, which was near the place of his birth.
- And he told me of these pacts of darkness with the kings in that he would find or rather prepare a way to exploit their weakness and then use it to get them to covenant with him to abide in his desires, for not speaking of their weakness.
- And this is how he obtained leave of them to persecute my father and to have them sign a decree of his creation which was the list afore mentioned.
- And I am now filled with the spirit as I have witnessed the full wrath of this evil man upon the righteous followers of our God, even Jesus Christ, who my father testified of boldly.
- And this is the account of the happenings of this thing in the counsel of the kings.
- Firstly, as the crier read the list, which made him partake of water three times, do to its length.
- I saw the spirit of our God form in visual light around my father Eariastes who stood forth at this time and said, I Eariastes am a son of the Most High God and have seen him, in that he comes in the meridian of time, and is born of a virgin most fair and beautiful in the land known to us on the scrolls of Kitar, which is had in the record that you claim I have both crafted and contrived to destroy, to maliciously mislead the descendants of your houses and to set up a so called religion where I would be the one to mislead your son’s rebellion.
- These things are both false and contrived of the same evil, which you dispose me to emanate.
- Now as the spirit is upon me, I testify that you are wicked in your hearts, and you have all gone the way of the evil path and have united yourselves in darkness to destroy the holy ones of God, which I have been called to be.
- And I shall not falter to disclose your acts of wickedness and show forth the mercy of your God, that you be justly ascribed to the fate of the fire that awaits you.
- And now bring forth Colarab the seer who is now in your midst advising you to follow this path, and he shall have no more gift.
- And as my father spoke these words, Colarab the seer was then wrought upon by the spirit of God and shook violently as the evil spirits who were in him left him that moment.
- And he spake forth and said, blessed be the name of the Most High God and blessed be the Christ of which has freed me of these evil things and has set me now in the light, and the kings of the counsel were astonished at this, for before this time was Colarab always the chieftest to condemn the followers of Christ and that he sought to kill them, was widely known, therefore they marveled.
- And my father Eariastes spake and said that he was freed by the power of this Jesus Christ who was the very God of heaven and earth, and was the one who both blessed him and called him unto this calling.
- And he said bring forward the Lame vizier Pikal who was maimed from birth and he shall be healed and Pikal came forward and my father Eariastes said, do you believe in the prophecies of Christ, for if you believe in him, you are hereby made whole by him, and healed in the name of Jesus Christ.
- And Pikal lifted his right leg, which was shorter then his left, and deformed, yet as he spake that he did believe, even as he placed his foot upon the ground, was he forth with healed, that he was made whole.
- And he turned unto the counsel and declared that it was the power of God.
- And then my father spake and said, bring forward Miskipan the prince of the north Isles, born blind.
- And they did, and he said unto him, do you desire to see.
- And he said, yes, I have always desired to see, and my father said, if you denounce the false gods of the north and declare your belief in Christ, then will he in his power heal you of this affliction and he did denounce the gods of the north, which I will not mention their names unholy in this record which is holy, for their names alone would pollute this record.
- And he could both see and his eyes were no longer white with glaze, but blue as the sky in the best of days, and he went away rejoicing, even unto the seat of his father who was assembled here.
- And he spake and said, father see I finally see you with eyes and not hands, and this by Christ Jesus, God of heaven and earth, repent and he will forgive you, and his father wept.
- And my father spake and said, have ye had signs enough of the power of God, or need I call down fire from heaven in your sight that ye may know that he is God.
- And they all save it were the father of Pish and Kitar screamed to destroy him, and the guards came and laid hands upon him until he spake these words, who so ever has hold of me has hold of their own death and they forth with fell down and died all save one who released him upon hearing those words.
- And he spake and said, now I know thou art God and sent this thy servant, and testified boldly of my father in the which he was thrust through with a spear and a lance and died praising God.
- And my father spake saying, ye who are direct descendants of Shem, the son of Noah, have ye no fear of eternal damnation, for this is what awaits you save you repent, and he waved his hand outward as the bonds fell from them and the vision of hell, even the fires there of were now shown unto our view and in them there was each of the kings here in counsel viewed in this vision, consumed by everlasting fire, which was hideous to describe.
- And they writhed about in the fire gnashing their teeth, and hurting one another severely.
- And my father spake again, saying see ye that God frees me to testify of your wickedness, yet if you would repent, he would bestow even these things and there opened again a vision that words cannot describe, for we saw into the third heaven and there was before our view things most marvelous and refined and beautiful, even in comparison to the suffering of those that we saw in the depths of hell.
- And many of the kings exclaimed with one voice, holy, holy, holy is our God.
- And then they who had exclaimed forth with gave up the ghost and went into that vision unto God.
- And my father spake unto those who were remaining, oh ye child of hell, even all ye who remain here are the children of hell and ye serve the evil one and he will posses thee and as he spoke these words they were possessed.
- And did gnash upon one another in the flesh and did cry out that this man be taken and be put to death, and not only him, but all his house hold and that his house should be left unto the animals and laid waste.
- And they who were remaining seized him and caused that he should be tortured and that he suffer, even all that they could inflict upon him, and my heart fell even as they laid hands upon me, but as they did, there appeared two angels dressed in white and bearing the swords of fire and they cut down my enemies and took me unto the place of God to write this record and they said, I must suffer death, even at the hands of these wicked men, that my blood testify of their evil deeds and stand against them at the day of judgment.
- And I begged of them that I might have an family and they said that I would have eternal posterity, and by their words alone, was I comforted that I returned and suffered death as well, even as the hands of this wicked band of those kings and priests who were assembled here at the place of counsel and this is my faithful account.