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the Cherubim are on the Earth working on the pyramids and other assignments, it will not be until later that they are back home here. I was hoping that Cerebriel or one of you Archangels would be able to tell us what's going on.”
Deciding to trust Zachiel, Jarahmael said, “Cerebriel and I were warned while we were looking for Adam and Eve that a host of Angels was gathering together to destroy the Simians and Humans on the Earth.”
“Why wasn't I told about this?” said Zachiel. “The Almighty had put me in charge of the weapons both before and after the attack on the dinosaurs.”
“I don't know,” replied Jarahmael. “No one I know was told about this and I am trying to get to the source of what is going on.”
Jarahmael walked down to see if there were any clues by the empty racks that housed the weapons. He continued, “I do know that when I passed through the Fifth Heaven on my way back from Earth, I saw a large gathering of Angels and it looked like Cherubim were distributing weapons to the other Orders. I could not tell from the distance much else but there was clearly a large group of them, perhaps even in the area of one-third of all the Angels in the Heavens.”
“That would make sense with Gomory and the others flying off in the direction of the Fifth Heaven,” Zachiel added.
“I tried to find the Almighty when I went back to my mansion in the Seventh Heaven, but He was not there. I believe He has left for the week as He had announced this morning. I think we should take precautions even if the Almighty isn't here to give us guidance. Command your Cherubim to arm themselves, immediately. No more weapons to go out to any other Angels unless they hear otherwise. How many Cherubim do you have available at the moment?” Jarahmael asked.
Zachiel thought about it for a moment and then answered, “A little less than one- quarter of a legion are present.”
“For starters then at least some of your warriors will be armed. If the arming of the other Angels was a legitimate assignment then your Angels will be armed and ready to assist in carrying out the Almighty's commands. I am afraid though that all the information indicates that something else is going on in the Fifth Heaven!” Jarahmael turned and said to Zachiel in a hushed voice, even though no other Cherubim was close enough to hear, “Do you have Cherubim who can transport the rest of these remaining weapons to the lower Heavens?”
“Yes, I do,” Zachiel said as he pointed over to a group of Cherubim near the entrance to the Cathedral.
“Excellent! I think I better head down to the Fifth Heaven and see what I can find out,” Jarahmael said.
He then walked over to another set of racks for the weapons and carefully selected two swords and a spear. He belted the swords along his side and strapped the spear between his wings on his back. At his nine foot height, one would not be able to detect that he was armed. He lengthened his tunic to cover over the swords so they would not be obvious. As an afterthought, he reached back and grabbed one of the trumpets and strapped it across his chest and absentmindedly stroked it as he secured it and hid it under his tunic.
Now armed, Jarahmael turned to face Zachiel and said, “I will try to find out what is going on with the armed Angels. In the meantime keep your armed Cherubim Angels here. Send a small detachment to transport the rest of the weapons here down to the Earth and find Michael and the other Archangels. Michael will keep the weapons safe or arm whoever is left if need be. I will keep the armed Angels busy in the Fifth Heaven and hopefully provide some distraction so the Cherubim who will transport the rest of the weapons can slip by without being stopped.”
“Understood,” replied Zachiel.
Zachiel then motioned another Cherubim Angel over to them. A solidly built Cherubim with a Human face and winged lion’s body came over to them. “Faumiel, this is the Archangel, l ord
Deciding to trust Zachiel, Jarahmael said, “Cerebriel and I were warned while we were looking for Adam and Eve that a host of Angels was gathering together to destroy the Simians and Humans on the Earth.”
“Why wasn't I told about this?” said Zachiel. “The Almighty had put me in charge of the weapons both before and after the attack on the dinosaurs.”
“I don't know,” replied Jarahmael. “No one I know was told about this and I am trying to get to the source of what is going on.”
Jarahmael walked down to see if there were any clues by the empty racks that housed the weapons. He continued, “I do know that when I passed through the Fifth Heaven on my way back from Earth, I saw a large gathering of Angels and it looked like Cherubim were distributing weapons to the other Orders. I could not tell from the distance much else but there was clearly a large group of them, perhaps even in the area of one-third of all the Angels in the Heavens.”
“That would make sense with Gomory and the others flying off in the direction of the Fifth Heaven,” Zachiel added.
“I tried to find the Almighty when I went back to my mansion in the Seventh Heaven, but He was not there. I believe He has left for the week as He had announced this morning. I think we should take precautions even if the Almighty isn't here to give us guidance. Command your Cherubim to arm themselves, immediately. No more weapons to go out to any other Angels unless they hear otherwise. How many Cherubim do you have available at the moment?” Jarahmael asked.
Zachiel thought about it for a moment and then answered, “A little less than one- quarter of a legion are present.”
“For starters then at least some of your warriors will be armed. If the arming of the other Angels was a legitimate assignment then your Angels will be armed and ready to assist in carrying out the Almighty's commands. I am afraid though that all the information indicates that something else is going on in the Fifth Heaven!” Jarahmael turned and said to Zachiel in a hushed voice, even though no other Cherubim was close enough to hear, “Do you have Cherubim who can transport the rest of these remaining weapons to the lower Heavens?”
“Yes, I do,” Zachiel said as he pointed over to a group of Cherubim near the entrance to the Cathedral.
“Excellent! I think I better head down to the Fifth Heaven and see what I can find out,” Jarahmael said.
He then walked over to another set of racks for the weapons and carefully selected two swords and a spear. He belted the swords along his side and strapped the spear between his wings on his back. At his nine foot height, one would not be able to detect that he was armed. He lengthened his tunic to cover over the swords so they would not be obvious. As an afterthought, he reached back and grabbed one of the trumpets and strapped it across his chest and absentmindedly stroked it as he secured it and hid it under his tunic.
Now armed, Jarahmael turned to face Zachiel and said, “I will try to find out what is going on with the armed Angels. In the meantime keep your armed Cherubim Angels here. Send a small detachment to transport the rest of the weapons here down to the Earth and find Michael and the other Archangels. Michael will keep the weapons safe or arm whoever is left if need be. I will keep the armed Angels busy in the Fifth Heaven and hopefully provide some distraction so the Cherubim who will transport the rest of the weapons can slip by without being stopped.”
“Understood,” replied Zachiel.
Zachiel then motioned another Cherubim Angel over to them. A solidly built Cherubim with a Human face and winged lion’s body came over to them. “Faumiel, this is the Archangel, l ord
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