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1987 Began writing the book of Wisdom. According to Azrael, this was the most difficult book for him to write, and was the last of the twelve books to be accepted by God.
1989 Book of Yeshua
1992 Book of Enlightenment
1995 1st Endowment
1996 2nd Endowment
1997 3rd Endowment
1998 4th Endowment
2000 Book of Pearls
2003 5th Endowment
2004 The seven ‘Great I Ams’ were written and set at the beginning of the Book of Pearls.
1979 On the morning of June 19, Archie D. Wood was confronted by highly evolved, glorified human beings who identified themselves God.
1986 After seven years of instruction, Azrael began writing what would become the first book in the Song of God: the book of Beginnings.
2004 6th Endowment - dictated by Heavenly Father (The One) in the Adamic language, which Azrael translated into English.
2005 On December 24, the 7th Endowment was dictated to Azrael in English by Heavenly Mother (Areta). This took place in a single sitting.
2007 On November 14, an event transpired which resulted in chapter 29 of the book of Wisdom. This marked the official completion of the Song of God.
2008 The Song of God was published for the first time in its entirety.
All the scriptures - from the book of Beginnings to the 7th Endowment - were written in longhand. Azrael never used a typewriter or computer to do any of his writing, nor did he ever dictate scripture to a secretary or scribe.
With the exception of the 6th and 7th Endowment, all previous books in the Song of God were written by Azrael under the whispering influence of Heavenly Mother. This should not imply in any way that these books are any less sacred than the 6th and 7th Endowment. Each of the twelve books had to receive the sanction and blessings of the Seven Councils of Light before the Song of God could be published as sacred writ for the benefit of God’s children.
Reading the Song of God is the starting point of a great spiritual quest, a journey that will empower you to set aside the shallow philosophies and primitive theologies of ages past, so that you may experience, embrace, and reflect the very mind of God.
