Moralistic Bible

In the beginning there was the father, and the woes warned to man were many if they did not follow the ways of the Almighty. The priests of nations and many of their seed were godforsaken. Woe to the fathers and the alliance of the evil. Woe to the factions of ancient Romans and idolaters who indulged in the Seven Deadly Sins. Woe to thee, and the bright and dear children; if ye practice the bedevilment and the cross, it woe ye.

The Bible is clear about the benefi ts of leading a clean and moral life; and the punishments and travails of those who do not. Thus it is written. We read about Nimrod and the Creator and mankind and the temptations and femaleness of Sheba and of necromancy. We read about the progression of Man; of the solidarity of men and women and the papal reign and the recovery (numerous times) following mans failures.