Testament of Abrahim Chapter 12: Recension A:
While he was yet saying these things to me, behold (there were) two angels with fiery aspect and merciless intention and relentless look and they drove myriads of souls, mercilessly beating them with fiery lashes. And the angel seized one soul. And they drove all the souls into the broad gate. And between the two gates there stood a terrifying throne with the appearance of terrifying crystal, flashing like fire. And upon it sat a wonderous man, bright as the sun, like unto a son of Yah (or like an angel). Before him stood a table like crystal, all of gold and byssus. On the table lay a book whose thickness was six cubits, while its breadth was ten cubits. On its right and on its left stood two angels holding papyrus (paper) and ink and pen. In the front of the table, a light-bearing angel holding a balance in his hand. On (his) left there sat a fiery angel, altogether merciless and relentless, holding a trumpet in his hand, when contained within it an all-consuming fire (for) testing the sinners.
And the wonderous man who sat on the throne was the one who judged and sentenced the souls. The two angels on the right and the left recorded. The one on the right recorded righteous deeds, while the one on the left recorded sins. (This seems like this is where that cartoon comes from with the good angel on the shoulder telling you not to do it and the bad angel on the other shoulder telling you to do it. The devil reads scriptures, y’all). And the ones who was in the front of the table, who was holding the balance, weighed the souls.
TEKEL means that you have been weighed on the scales and found deficient. Daniyah 5:27
All a man’s ways are pure in his own eyes, but his motives are weighed out by Yah. Proverbs 16:2
Let Yah weigh me with honest scales, that He may know my integrity. Job 31:6
Lowborn men are but a vapor, the exalted but a lie. Weighed on the scale, they go up; together they are but a vapor. Psalm 62:9
And the fiery angel who held the fire tested the souls. And Abrahim asked the commander-in-chief Michayah, “What are these things which we see?” And the commander-in-chief said, “These things which you see, pious Abrahim, are judgment and recompense.” And behold, the angel who held the souls in his hand brought it before the judge. (Ain’t that interesting that its held in his hand, there is no body). And the judge told one of the angels who served him, “Open for me this book and find for me the sins of this soul.” And when he opened the book he found its sin and righteous deeds to be equally balanced and he neither turned it over to the torturers or placed it among those who were being saved but he set it in the middle.
Nevertheless do not rejoice in this, that the spirits are subject to you, but rejoice that your names are recorded in heaven.” Luke 10:20
He who overcomes will thus be clothed in white garments; and I will not erase his name from the book of life, and I will confess his name before My Father and before His angels. Revelation 3:5
All who dwell on the earth will worship him, everyone whose name has not been written from the foundation of the world in the book of life of the Lamb who has been slain. Revelation 13:8
Then those who feared Yah spoke to one another, and Yah gave attention and heard it, and a book of remembrance was written before Him for those who fear Yah and who esteem His name. Malachiyah 3:16
You have taken account of my wanderings; Put my tears in Your bottle. Are they not in Your book? Psalm 56:8
Chapter 13 Testament of Abrham: And Abrahim said, “My master commander-in-chief, who is this all-wonderous Judge? And who are the angels who are recording? And who is like the sunlike angel who holds the balance? And who is the fiery angel who holds the fire? The commander-in-chief said, “Do you see, all-pious Abrahim, the frightful man who is seated on the throne? This is (like the) son of Adam Abel, the first-formed (or first in the kingdom), whom Cain the wicked killed. (Remember our teacher taught us that Cain the first born murdered Abyl the second born and also Ysrayl the first born son murdered Yahoshua the second born son).
And to Yahoshua the mediator of the new covenant, and to the blood of sprinkling, that speaketh better things than that of Abel. Hebrews 12:24
See, Yahoshua’s blood sacrifice was greater than Abyl (Abel). HalleluYah.
And he sits here to judge the entire creation examining both righteous and sinners. For Yah said, “I do not judge you but every man is judged by man.” On account of this he gave him judgment, to judge the world until his great and esteemed Parousia.
28 And now, dear children, continue in him, so that when He appears we may be confident and unashamed before him at his coming. 1 John 2
2 But who can endure the day of His coming? Who can stand when He appears? For he will be like a refiner’s fire or a launderer’s soap. Malachiyah 3
And then, righteous Abrahim, there will be perfect judgment and recompense, eternal and unalterable, which no one can question. For every person has sprung from the first-formed and on account of this they are first judged here by his son. And at the second Parousia, they will be judged by the twelve tribes of Ysrayl, both every breath and every creature. And thirdly, they shall be judged by the Master Yah of all and the thereafter will be the sentence and there is none who can release. And thus the judgment and recompense of the world is made through three ultimately established by one or two witnesses but every matter shall be established by three (or two or three) witnesses.
30 I and the Father are one.” John 10 (Yahoshua said that he and Yah are on one accord in every matter).
15 One witness is not enough to convict anyone accused of any crime or offense they may have committed. A matter must be established by the testimony of two or three witnesses. Deuteronomy 19:15
Chapter 14 Testament of Abrahim: Abrahim said to the commander-in-chief, “My master commander-in-chief, how was the soul which the angel held in his hand judged to the middle?” The commander-in-chief said, “Hear, righteous Abrahim: Since the judge found its sins and its righteous deeds to be equal, then he handed it over neither to judgment nor to be saved, until the Judge of all should come.” (Yah) Abrahim said (to) the commander-in-chief, “And what is still lacking to that soul in order (for it) to be saved?” And the commander-in-chief said, “If it could acquire one righteous deed more than (its) sins, it would enter in to be saved.” Abrahim said to the commander-in-chief, “Come, commander-in-chief Michayah, let us offer a prayer on behalf of the soul and see if Yah will heed us. And the commander-in-chief said, “Amein, let it be so.” (Amein means let it be so in Hebrew). And they offered supplication ad prayer on behalf of the soul standing there. And Abrahim said to the angel, “Where is the soul which you were holding in the middle?” And the angel said, “It was saved through your righteous prayer and behold a light-bearing angel took it and carried it to paradise (the kingdom).”
Abrahim said, “I esteem the name of the Most High Yah and his boundless mercy.” Abrahim said to the commander-in-chief, “I beg you, archangel, heed my plea and let us beseech Yah yet (again) and let us prostrate ourselves for his compassion and beg his mercy on behalf of the souls of the sinners whom I previously, being evil-minded, cursed and destroyed, whom the fire consumed because of my words. (From the post called, the time Yah taught Abraham about mercy).
Now I have come to know that I sinned before Yah. Come, Michayah, commander-in-chief of the Power above, come, let us beseech Yah with the tears that He may forgive me (my) sinful act and grant them to me.” And the commander-in-chief heeded him and they offered supplication before Yah. When they had besought Him for a long time, a voice came out of heave saying, “Abrahim, Abrahim, I have heeded your voice and your supplication and I forgive you (your) sin and those whom you think that I destroyed, I have called back and I have led them into life by my great goodness. For I did punish them in judgment for a time. But those whom I destroy while they are living on earth, I do not requite in death. (Those people Abrahim saw sinning ended up repenting and changing their lives because they knew that it was Yah punishing them, HalleluYah, HalleluYah, HalleluYah)!!
* I hope there aren’t many type-ohs, I was typing fast from my notes. Y’all know I like to highlight in colors, haha. I will come back another day and make correction(s). Thank you for reading. Have a Yah blessed day! I love y’all!
22 The men turned away and went toward Sodom, but Abraham remained standing before Yah. 23 Then Abraham approached him and said: “Will you sweep away the righteous with the wicked? Genesis 18:22-23 (Abrahim the intercessor) Genesis 18
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