OAHSPE A (New Era) Kosmon Revelation IN THE WORDS OF JEHOVIH AND HIS ANGEL EMBASSADORS. A SACRED HISTORY OF THE DOMINIONS OF THE HIGHER AND LOWER HEAVENS OF THE EARTH FOR THE PAST TWENTY-FOUR THOUSAND YEARS, BEING FROM THE SUBMERSION OF THE CONTINENT OF PAN IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN, COMMONLY CALLED THE FLOOD OR DELUGE, TO THE KOSMAN ERA. ALSO A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE PRECEDING FIFTY-FIVE THOUSAND YEARS, TOGETHER WITH A SYNOPSIS OF THE COSMOGONY OF THE UNIVERSE ; THE CREATION OF PLANETS ; THE CREATION OF MAN ; THE UNSEEN WORLDS ; THE LABOR AND GLORY OF GODS AND GODDESSES IN THE ETHEREAN HEAVEN ; WITH THE NEW COMMANDMENTS OF JEHOVIH TO MAN OF THE PRESENT DAY. WITH REVELATIONS FROM THE SECOND RESURRECTION, FORMED IN WORDS IN THE THIRTY-THIRD YEAR OF

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• As New
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• Fine (F)
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• Near Fine (NrFine or NF)
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• Good (G or Gd.)
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