Janmoleah

Pronunciation: dzhan-mo-LEE-uh

Occurrences: 6

First Reference: 4th Endowment 7:38

For Adamilus used the constellations to tell the stories of God and Heaven and Hodos Alea, of Kronus and Yoshibeth, of Eidos and Areta, and the mysteries of Janmoleah;

See: Kadasarooya, Tael, Zimagayah

Summary: Little is known about the Janmoleah other than what is revealed in scripture. The most telling verse states that “in the mysteries of the Janmoleah were all things, events, histories and persons recorded and firmly held through the binding codes of Kadasarooya” (5:13:41). Closely connected with the mechanism known as the Tael (5:13:40), the Janmoleah may refer to the combined totality of all timelines — past, present and future.

Notes/References:

These then were the seven Ahmans which presided among all the Gods and Goddesses which were most happily gathered to discuss among themselves the mysteries which moved within the Tael; for the mystery within the Tael did they call the Janmoleah.

Consider then what the Janmoleah should mean, for in the mysteries of Janmoleah were all things, events, histories and persons recorded and firmly held through the binding codes of Kadasarooya; which binding codes did move the keys of the Zimagayah in most subtle fashion.

Permitting that persons of one era should move through the veils of space and time to touch the people of another era; and this only for their good; for in the mysteries of Janmoleah did God reach back to ages past, to change the distant future; and this through the wisdom of all the Gods together.

5th Endowment 13:40-42

In Salem did the Elohim gather, from the quorums of Heaven did the Lords and Gods of the first realm converge, being drawn into one by the beauty of twelve stars which shined and twinkled in the night skies of Jeruel; which very stars were themselves gathered and bound most closely together into a globular cluster which flashed and sparkled like diamonds in the constellations of Janmoleah.

5th Endowment 5:1

Jandrus

Japhaniel