The Book of Deliverance tells a story of the deliverance of an oppressed people. We are shown an evil emperor, who makes momentous decisions for trivial reasons, and his wicked minister, who takes advantage of the king’s compliance to pursue a personal vendetta against the minority people by having a royal decree issued ordering their destruction. The threat is averted by two of these people. Their influence and intervention allows them to turn the tables on their enemies and rout their attackers. This deliverance is commemorated by the inauguration of a festival to commemorate their victory. The book confronts the modern reader with important themes, the evils of genocide and racism.

One of the characters matures over the course of the narrative. As an immature person, this individual is recruited for the king’s harem because of their physical beauty. But at a key moment in the book, they rise to the challenge to risk their life for the salvation of their people. It is also a transition that the author goes through from one kind of person into another kind of person, a more mature person. The other character is a mentor who is in on the plan and becomes the main minister to the people who have been oppressed.

The book is a free composition, not a historical document. Its fictional character can be illustrated by many examples of literary motifs: the use of extensive conversation to move the plot along; the motif of concealment. A whole series of banquets structure the work: two by the king, one by the assistant, three by the main protagonist, and the joyful banqueting that ends the book. Further artificialities are clear in the way characters are paired and in the delays and the speed of the action; and one even passes from the threat of death to royal honors within twenty-four hours. There are many exaggerations, and even sarcastic implausibilities, and huge ironies. The work is a composite of reversals in the lives of individuals and communities.

The book was written in 2011 and included because of the connections that are forged between this particular story and the story of the human spiritual journey.

One striking feature of the first version of the Book of Deliverance is that no divine names or titles are employed. This would not be unusual in a book whose subject matter or outlook was more secular, but deliverance is a book in which the religious element is prominent.Moreover, there are indirect references to divine activity.

The later additions to deliverance have many explicit references to the divine, as well as explicit descriptions of the beliefs and emotional states of the main characters. They also elaborate on the content of the edicts as illustrations of the oppressors attitudes toward the oppressed. While there are only a few contradictions between these additions and the older text, reading the book with these additions is a very different experience from reading the book without them. The additions are an excellent example of a process that occurs throughout the text itself: further reflections on the story become part of the story itself.



  1. One time, there was a person who ruled a great land.

  2. He was the king of his own society on earth.

  3. He was sitting with the advisers of the people and talked about the future of the society.

  4. One night, he has a dream that there was a great calamity that affected the whole world.

  5. Two great armies were about to have the final battle and it would destroy all of humanity.

  6. Every nation was in war.

  7. It was to be the darkest day of human history as it would be the last.

  8. The whole society was shaken and would surely perish as it was in the plan of the enemy team to attack the city.

  9. The people at the meeting cried out to the creator.

  10. The sun broke forth and the new mediator came forth to stop the battle, for it was it alone that would destroy the entire earth.

  11. The person woke up and realized it was a dream.

  12. It was a representation of what humanity does to itself without the help of the mediator or of the creator.


  1. One time, he overheard a plan to take him down.

  2. His colleagues did not know he knew.

  3. He planned for this and suppressed the power of the ones who plotted.

  4. He then put the plan in writing and showed it to the world.

  5. He was rewarded and the plotters had their plan thwarted.

  6. You shall not keep anything from those above you.

  7. They will find out like the truth of all things.


  1. One day a great banquet was to be held.

  2. The one who the banquet was for never showed up.

  3. In the years before there was nobody to show off.

  4. For the mediator has glorified the guardian angels, but they did not show that same affection to him.

  5. At the end, the mediator held a feast to celebrate the guardian angels in his life.

  6. The lavish feast had none of them in it.

  7. Such is life sometimes.

  8. You show all the appreciation in the world for someone you love and someone who has changed your life, but they do not realize it until the end of your journey.

  9. The mediator told the people that the guardian angels would show up again until the end of the journey.

  10. It was written that they would come together at the end of the age and usher in the new dispensation at the site of the new Zion.


  1. On that day when the time comes for the angels to appear to usher in the new dispensation, they will share the power they have together.

  2. The six spirits that came into the life shall usher in the seventh and there will be a connection of the powers at that point.

  3. The seventh angel will give the other six the ability to connect.

  4. The seventh angel is the key to unlocking the kingdom.

  5. The seven angels will then be immortalized at the site and spread throughout the world in the fullness of glory.

  6. They shall not disobey the order to come for they shall be inspired by this work to come to the place they are destined to be at.

  7. They shall not be led astray by anything.

  8. The mediator will go out and search for them endlessly when the work is set forth to the entire world.

  9. They shall live as queens and goddesses on earth for the rest of their lives, and they will be blessed with the power they deserve.

  10. This is the day that the creator made for the ushering in of the next dispensation.

  11. They shall be worthy to build the new covenant and to keep it until the day they die.

  12. It is the proposal that the mediator shall be given the right to seek out and gather the six with the seventh, and then all the power shall be shared.

  13. It is the goal of this dispensation to bring forth the new age of prosperity.


  1. In the kingdom, he thinks over what people have done and then sets forth the decree.

  2. Other people will suggest different things for the king, but all authority rests in him.

  3. The king appoints people from all corners of his kingdom to gather all subjects.

  4. Then the one who pleases the king the most will act according to the desires of the majority of the people.

  5. The people who were exiled and the people who are in his kingdom without legal rights to be will be deported.

  6. Upon the death of the parents of some subjects, the kingdom has the rights to help a child in need and find suitable places for adoption.

  7. When the king decreed some will be against it but not all people should be against everything like the king does.

  8. The king does not rule by giving favors, the king will rule by what they think is right for the good of all the people.

  9. All things that should be brought forth should be for the benefit of all people.

  10. The king will go out and see the policies which have been enacted and see how the thing is working for the people.

  11. The decree will be looked at again in due time and any adjustments that need to be made should be made.

  12. The king should not choose the advisers, the advisers should be selected by the people.

  13. The king should not rule things by giving favors to other people who have the most money were the most power.

  14. The king should not rule with lust or with any of the other vices, the king should always rule with virtuous characters and with good characteristics in mind.

  15. The king should not be impressed with the admiration of others, everyone who wants to be like the king must prove themselves to be worthy.


  1. The rulers of nations should be elected, not passed from generation to generation, for not all people are suited to be kings.

  2. You should not choose people to be in power based on how they look or how they talked, you should look more at how they feel about certain policies in their lives.

  3. The king should not impress people with the riches they have, the king should show humility and generosity towards all people.


  1. There is a time when people will be brought together and when the king should open the gates for those people.

  2. Only those who are the honored or worthy should be in the same room as the king, for the king should not trust all people.

  3. The king and needs to be protected, for there are always people out there to destroy the king.

  4. Sometimes plots against the king are unknown until it gets to the highest levels of the security around the king.

  5. There are investigators and secrets corporations to deal with threats against the king, for the king should always be protected from those who seek to destroy him.

  6. The king should not promote who they like the most high ranks, even those above people who deserve the rank more than they.

  7. They will reject the king and they will plot against the king, for this is the greatest threat.

  8. The greatest threat against any ruler is from within their own palaces.

  9. The king should not trust everybody eat even those in the highest levels of his trusted circle.

  10. Some people will not kneel or show reverence for the king, and others will get angry.

  11. All people should have the rights to reject the king, but not reject any of the laws.

  12. The king should not seek to destroy these people, but to monitor them in case they turn to do something terrible.


  1. If there is a certain group of people that live away from the laws and I do not obey the laws, the king should not tolerate those kinds of people.

  2. The king is allowed to decree an issue to destroy them, not by force, but by legal actions to the fullest extent of the law.

  3. The king should treat them to a fair trial but they should not be found to be not guilty of crimes or threats of crimes.

  4. The king should not bribe the judges to judge the accusers, the judge’s judgment will accuse them and it will be more hurtful.

  5. They shall stay in the history books that certain groups of people or cannot be tolerated in kingdoms, for they show a threat to the stability of the society.

  6. You should not destroy those threats by force; you should allow them the option of leaving their areas and to prevent them from gathering again.


  1. So the great king will write to all the people of the world a decree to make the societies a better place for all people.

  2. When the king rules many people and is a major player in the world, and not being carried away by the sense of authority but with fairness and mildness, they should be determined to provide a life of lasting tranquility for all that they rule and that their world will be civilized and safe from border to border and peace will be desired by all people.

  3. The king should do things that bring happiness to the most people and will sustain a society’s stability for years to come.

  4. There will always be one people of ill will, which will have laws opposed to all the other people and disregards decree of Kings, and they will be gathered and united so that they can stand.

  5. That the nation will always be at odds with the people and the government’s and does all harm to undermine the stability of the kingdom.

  6. They should be decreed by the highest level that is in charge of the greatest authority in the kingdom to be disbursed for threatening the stability of the society.

  7. Those people who present ill will should be disbursed and disbanded so that the greater good can be stable and undisturbed for future generations.

  8. This copy should be the law for every province and should be published for all peoples so that they can be prepared for what the future holds.

  9. May these words go out in haste and may all leaders and all nations look upon this and think about their societies and how they should change for their society and their majority.


  1. People in government will learn about people being dispersed and will go against it.

  2. They will gather in protests because of any harm that may go against the people.

  3. Those people who are threatened will be in deep mourning and may give up, but at the same time they may not and fight.

  4. People be overwhelmed with anguish and refused to comply with laws and the science of the decrees of governments.

  5. If there is no reason asked why this action is performed or there is not enough evidence to prove their guilt, then there is a reason for people to protest.

  6. People wrote protests in the public squares and in front of palaces and government buildings.

  7. Some will be paid off, but the money will no longer mean anything to those who oppose the government.

  8. If there is a decree for punishments, then there should be enough evidence to explain why they are being punished.

  9. For the good of all the people, there should be a reason for every action.

  10. This policy that is enacted, there should be a reason, and it should be accepted by the majority of people.

  11. No one should wish death upon anyone, even those in the highest levels of government cannot determine whether someone lives or dies.

  12. For the most part, people are safe in their own societies and they should feel safe.

  13. The king should never be locked up in the palace and never see the outside of the world, for the king should always be in travel and focus on the welfare of all the people of the kingdom.

  14. The king is silent on any issue and they are in ignorant denial of what is really happening in the world.

  15. They should always listen to the response of people in every decree and policy that is acted.

  16. A king should not wish for civil war to break out over an issue or policy, forward or is never good for any people.

  17. If it is commanded by the people, the king should enact it in the best way possible.


  1. Now if war has broken out, the king should always be acting as a chief general in the war.

  2. The king always knows what is best for the people, so all strategies should be considered when dealing with uprisings or conflicts.

  3. The king should listen to other advisors, for a king will never be safe on the battlefield.

  4. The king should always be focused on any efforts in complex to stop it as soon as possible and to solve it through peace and not through violence.

  5. The king should fulfill the wishes of everyone involved and try and bring a swift end to the wars.


  1. The king will go and strategize and applaud all the troops and all the machinery in order to win a decisive battle.

  2. And he wishes of people should be granted and any request made should be honored even if it is at the cost of the minority.

  3. Petitions and request from the majority should always be considered.

  4. Be wary of those who ask for favors, for they may be plotting against you.


  1. If the king is fine with the way he is ruling, and the people do not approve, then the rest of the people to establish a new leader.

  2. They may keep themselves in power, but they should always be on the lookout for the best interest of the kingdom.

  3. The king should not live in elegance; the king should always walk and live amongst the masses.

  4. You should always invite people into your homes that are less fortunate than you, for sharing with others brings peace to the world and hope to humanity.

  5. You should never have to look down upon a certain group of people and be satisfied with poor living conditions.

  6. You should always help others in need, even if it has to be through a certain program or organization, for they always have the power to be able to pull through with what you would want to see happen.


  1. That night, the king was unable to sleep because of what’s unfolded.

  2. This occurred because of his decree, and there were those that were seeking to depose the king.

  3. The king did not know why this was happening and why his decree came to this conclusion.

  4. The king was concerned and locked himself within the confines of his palace.

  5. There were those who the king thought he could trust, but were even wary of those people.

  6. No one should be honored when it involves the slaying of innocent people.

  7. There is nothing valiant about slaying innocent people for the benefit of a king.

  8. There is nothing valiant about taking over a country and exterminating all the people.

  9. The people who are honored are at risk of being slain themselves.

  10. They will return to the king grieving with their heads covered in fear.

  11. This is the beginning of the fall of every great ruler.

  12. Do not discriminate against a minority who is very popular, because there is no room for discrimination of something that will inevitably happen.


  1. So the king should ask the people what is truly right for the benefit of most and of the majority.

  2. Even if the decision is unpopular with those who are closest and those who support him financially, the decision should be in the best interests of all the people.

  3. People have been killed for their beliefs or their rights, and those were not in vain, for those have been the instruments of change.

  4. The instruments of change cannot be stopped by any person because they will die in the process.

  5. Those who oppressed the rights of others will be deposed.

  6. Even if the king leaves in anger, the king knows that the fate has been decided.

  7. If you violate the rights of the people, then the people will rise against you.

  8. Even the death of many people will not stop the voice of change.

  9. Your opposition that cannot be stopped if you make poor decisions that affects the lives of many people.

  10. Even if you depose of your advisors, the voice of change cannot be stopped.

  11. The opposition, if put in power, will change everything.


  1. Again the people will ask for their rights peacefully before they resort to war.

  2. The king has the power to stretch forth the mighty hand so that change can be made.

  3. A king, if they make the right decision, will revoke any decree made against the people.

  4. Even if the evil has been done in the past by past Kings, the current ruler can be the voice of change and can make life better for a lot of people.

  5. The opposition now has the power to make the change happen at a swift pace.

  6. Even if the law has been made, there will still be those who oppose it, and they may still be in power, but the deed has been done.

  7. They will go against the power and tried to reverse the change, but they will not be successful in the long run.

  8. Exactly as the deed has been done before, people will come from all over and send forth the law to all corners of the nation.

  9. These letters will be written by the king and will be sealed and sent to all corners of the nation.

  10. The king authorized that those who were once oppressed can now turn the tables and protect their rights.

  11. On a single day, a difference can be made for many people.


  1. To all corners of the nation, this is a new decree.

  2. May the ones who oppress the minority people stop their oppression.

  3. They seek to do harm to those people and they do not deserve it because they deserve the rights.

  4. Not only is it oppressive to those people, but it prevents the evolution of mankind and they will not escape judgment.

  5. Often, when free speech is issued to people, they make heated slander against minority people.

  6. They deceive the population and they influence the rulers.

  7. This is verified because they think that the minority people do wicked deeds, but they truly do not and ask for the same respect.

  8. The kingdom must be undisturbed and peaceful for all people.

  9. We take advantage of changing conditions and always decide in matters coming to our attention with this treatment.

  10. For instance, groups that were once oppressed before have the rights that we all have.

  11. They benefit so much from these rights that they will then support the government and the society as a whole for accepting them.

  12. Unable to control the arrogance of some people, the government distance to those people and increase that those people should be oppressed and destroyed.

  13. By weaving intricate webs of deceit, those people be oppressed and destroyed because of the foolishness of the rulers.

  14. These measures have caught the government off guard and have resulted in the destruction of those people.

  15. But now we find this group that was once oppressed a result of a hate crime towards them.

  16. They governed just laws like we have, and they should be given the rights that we get as a result.

  17. You will then ignore the previous to creeds to exterminate them.

  18. For the mind has been changed and truth can be changed.

  19. A copy of this letter should be exhibited publicly in all places.

  20. After this date, if anyone oppresses them, they will be prosecuted.

  21. For we will be judged by our children for our actions, and we want be remembered for good deeds and not bad deeds.

  22. Celebrate this day, because more people will get the rights that we get and they deserve it.

  23. This is a celebration of deliverance by those people from the oppression which they have and done work for so long.

  24. Everyone that does not observe this decree will be destroyed and will be forgotten because their deeds were not justified and were not good.

  25. They will be shunned forever.


  1. The day which this new decree had arrived, the situation has been reversed and now those who were oppressed are free from the oppression.

  2. They mustered back together and rebuild their shattered lives and civilizations so that no one could again come and destroy them.

  3. Those people who were oppressed now supported the government which used to oppress them.

  4. Everyone wins out in the end because everybody supports each other no matter who they are or what lifestyle they choose.

  5. The remaining enemies were struck down and they were destroyed and they were shunned.

  6. All of those who continued to oppress them were destroyed or they died off and were never heard from again.

  7. This has happened before in history, and shall happen again as we learn more about humanity and the nature of the human soul.

  8. Now the king can go on satisfied that the work has been carried out successfully.

  9. Now the people were happy to go to the king because the king was not seen as an oppressive person.

  10. Those who were oppressed should not engage in revenge because the gods got what they wanted.

  11. They have the right to oppress those who continue to oppress them, but because those who are pressing them arguing an illegal thing.

  12. They have the right to defend themselves from their enemies.


  1. There shall be many more days of feasting and rejoicing.

  2. The people who are oppressed will have an even greater banques and it shall be even more joyful than the ones who were not affected.

  3. Everyone shall come together and rejoice in the new decree that has happened when humanity has improved as a whole.

  4. These will be recorded and will be in the history of these people as a day of rejoicing.

  5. This day shall become a holiday to them because they have been given new rights.

  6. Their days have been turned from sorrow into joy and they observed the day which this transition has happened.

  7. These things shall then become customary and will be celebrated every single year that the date comes across.


  1. Now, those who were oppressed can rise into even greater power.

  2. Those people should not go in by ways of violence, but byways of supports and through a democratic process.

  3. They act in customs that everyone before them and everyone after them goes through because it is their right.

  4. This day shall not be forgotten and their commemoration will be kept by every generation after them.

  5. The leaders of roads confirmed that the decree had passed to all corners.

  6. Documents concerning the peace and security of the once oppressed people were sent to all corners of the nation.

  7. But it was established, that the new law was enacted in a timely manner and in a manner which is pleasing to everyone involved in the process.

  8. This is a law that will go down in history because it has changed the face of an entire nation.


  1. Some years later, a new issue will rise up concerning people.

  2. Everyone who’s in power will chronicle it and will make laws that eventually give rights to those people.

  3. Now those were once oppressed are now the kings of the nation, and they will remember the oppression they once went through.


  1. This is the fulfillment of the destiny of the people.

  2. Not a single detail of these decrees have been left unfulfilled.

  3. The movement that started in an obscure part of the nation rose to become law throughout the entire nation.

  4. The opposition became the other head of the issue.

  5. The two peoples involved were the oppressed and the oppressors.

  6. The ones who are oppressed are always the ones who get their way.

  7. The people were delivered from their oppression because it has not occurred like it in any other nation.

  8. The oppressed people sought deliverance from their oppression.

  9. This was fulfilled at the right time because support was given at the most at this time.

  10. Opposition was also at its greatest at the time.

  11. Justice was given to the oppressed and the opposition was quickly subdued.

  12. Gathering together, the once oppressed people celebrate those days that they received their rights as a day of remembrance and it will be remembered through all future generations.

  13. This is the story of all people, and will be the story for many people to come.