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Great Light of Nations Great LUO GREATGREAT LIGHT LIGHT OF OF NATIONS NATIONS ______________ ______________ user ENOCH II ENOCH II LUO Great Light of Nations ENOCH 2018 1 1: Peter: 2: 9-10 “But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Once you were no people, but now you are God’s people, once you had not received mercy, but now you have received mercy”. 2 Published by: Luminare Edens Ltd., P.O. Box 57 Ngiya, Siaya County, KENYA ISBN All rights reserved The material in this publication is copyrighted. Copying, reproducing and/or transmitting any part of this book without the express permission of the author will be a violation of relevant laws. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Luo: Great Light of Nations Scroll One: Wording Time & Nature: Yor Ler Scroll Two: Personalized Configurations of Time: The Lucan Lineage Scroll Three: Themes & Tools of Time: Numbers & Symbols Scroll Four: Encrypting Time: Luo Writing Scroll Five: Treasuries of Time: The Scroll Returns Scroll Six: Portraits of Time: A Heritage of Light Scroll Seven: Tracking Time: Ngiya to Cairo to Nairobi Scroll Eight: Tabulating Tempestuous Times: Beams on Themes Scroll Nine: Spiritual Times: Ler is the Morning Star 4 I Proclaim the Greatness of God My refuge in the cold of exile, Answering every time, beseeched thee I, Giving me light so I could yonder see, Only thy name I proclaim aloud, great Ker of the Kiir Fleeing the murderous enemy, In the prince’s cave you hid I, Six lonely years and in seventh returned I, To you my God who stood by me pray I, Thee I thank for everlasting hera. Along the Nile you washed away chilo, In heavens above your light defeated mudho; And on Earth Winds sang a wer, Exalting ber of Sunset and Sunrise, I’hono, great God of ugwe. Enoch II THE HORUS 5 Introduction This book celebrates the 4900th year anniversary of Luo as select lineage of God and most significantly proclaims the resurrection of Christ as son of God and first light of humanity. Special as an epochal mark confirming fulfillment of prophesy, it also symbolizes renewal of the covenant between Luo, who is biblical Israel and God Almighty. Enunciated in perfect alignment to the count of the great cycle of light, the narrative runs from Egypt to Canaan as ultimate hooray, and confirms Luo as the proverbial Jews, and Luo history as the biblical story of mankind synchronized with the births and lives of light, time and word. Luo beginnings as Luo specifically date from the 7th generation for she was before. Personified by 70 Lucan generations, this matchless Spiritual epic starts from Enoch, the 7th from Adam, and who is the first biblical prophet, to Jesus who is his 70th descendant. Having gone full cycle with light, Enoch returns to unveil Kenya as God’s promised land in fulfilment of the written word just as he did in Egypt in the beginning. As the light, his return marks the commencement of a season of higher ideals and consciousness, and one in which the pursuit and achievement of perfect lights of law, lore, and love will be measuring standards. First bearer of word, he is first of the scholarly lineage of Alego, first Collo, first Luo, and now the first Ler, as it was in beginning times. He is also first scribe and teacher who invented perfect language and writing as well as reading, besides perfectly pioneering Holy Bible writings in Luo. Enoch designed and built the Giza pyramids as everlasting icons of inspired Luo architecture and pedigree of perfection. Along the path, the formal role and meaning of Luo in human history organically unveils. Luo is the first and only perfect language of light in which Old Testament word was perfectly written and in which all nations, peoples and places were 6 perfectly named. Luo is the official academic title for scholarly descendants of Israel and name of their language of light. As mother of languages, and because Luo named Kenya and the world, meanings of toponyms, hydronyms, ethnonyms, clanonyms as well as eponyms are revealed for the first time ever. For this reason, Lu is a consistent theme throughout the text as a titular of academic enlightenment denoting luminaries. Apart from distinguishing Luo and subsequently Luhyia as the world’s foremost scholars, Lu represents the genealogical crux between the two Spiritual groups which wrote the Holy Bible. Luhyia wrote the New Testament as second generation of light. Accordingly, and on the strength of this accord, this encyclopedic chronicle broadcasts the restoration of knowledge and peace, as well as a return to order via due justice, reward and punishment, and in so doing lights the path ahead for the holy land of Kenya, unveils the continent of Eden, as well as issues commands to the Church as God’s universal institution of everlasting faith and love. Importantly too, apart from revealing full identities of the twelve tribes of biblical Israel, the narrative unveils Kenya as biblical Israel and holy land where God Almighty will reside from now henceforth as it was in beginning times, and Nairobi as the new holy city of Jerusalem. Holy! Holy! Holy! Singularly however, the ultimate celebration is in inaugurating the new and Holy name of God Almighty, which is RA, God of creation and God of Abraham, Isaac and Israel. Holy! Holy! Holy! RA is He who opens and closes, He who makes the first last and the last first, and He who exalts and humbles. May His will be done and His holy name be praised by all eternally. Holy! Holy! Holy! 7 SCROLL ONE _________________ WORDING TIME & NATURE YOR LER’ Wach’: Word is the Key Word is the single universal medium through which God has communicated with mankind from the beginning. Through His grace and power, word has captured and expressed every notion, motion, emotion and moment, named every man and plant, weed and seed, graced every tongue and lip, touched every heart, spoken to every ear, and is the greatest bond ever. Word is Omni present yesterday, today and tomorrow. On one hand a punishing sword, word is also everlasting as a munificent rewarder, an essential and timely vibration without which even this narrative wouldn’t be. Infinite and Omni-potent, word is the revealer who makes known the hidden in her total baptismal role. Known as wach in Luo, and weche in plural, word is the everlasting cord between man and God. As a limitless storage of guiding light, sound and knowledge, word has spoken as a witness from the beginning, titled every land, river, hill and mountain, as well as named all Waters in their many forms, and all gases in assorted arrays under the light. Therapeutic, word is medicine, a reliever and also a soother. Word is one but also many, is the only law, as well as only giver and taker. Spoken or written, only word paints dream and desire as well as plan and procedure. Everything man knows came via the word, for there is no other way. As a painter, word portraits cycles of seasons, day and night as well as murals of all colors. Honor, integrity and values are all virtues of perfectly balanced words. A persons own word is thus his judge, jury and judgment. Respect goes to those who respect 8 their word, and disrespect to those who don’t respect their word. A good word is thus a strong and virtuous shield just as a disgraceful word is fickle. Since word resides with God Almighty, and is one with Him, nothing is beyond. As the essence of life, without word, there would be no nations or groups. Only word links peoples everywhere, as well as binds leaderships and citizens. Luo was the first to receive the word from God in the beginning and proliferated it everywhere as universal master key for all seasons and reasons. In the full cycle of time, word has returned to Luo as it was in the beginning. Piny: Earth Piny means Earth, and also refers to the ground. It also indicates that which is down or lowly. She is the universal host who is everywhere same and everywhere different. Spiritually and physically deep, her inside remains mysterious, yet all light shines upon her from above. Inspired by light, Earth gives food, medicine and minerals. Since Earth was here before us and will remain after us, she cannot be owned by anyone, and is beyond value. She is culture and nutrition, as well as history and geography. Earth has eaten everything known and unknown since beginning times, and quaffed all Waters which she stored in her infinite belly. Earth is the platform where everything is given and also where everything is taken away as well. Everything she gives, she takes away. She is landscape, either highland or lowland, and also desert, which is called ‘oran’ or ‘ku’ma oran’. Earth is mother and also a place where mankind daily oscillates between fire and Water. Earth vibrates and is in perpetual motion. She is thus a source of sound and livelihood. Her food comes from Water, because of Sunlight above. Everything organic transforms into Earth. She is dust, known as buru, and sand which is called kuoyo, and also stone, known as kidi. Earth is gold and silver, oil and diamond. These He gives to lineages he blesses and belong to them exclusively. 9 Table 1: Illustrating broad contexts of ingredients of creation ELEMENT CONTEXT ENGLISH LUO GIST WATER Fluids of Life Blood/semen Remo/Nyodo Eternal AIR Breath of Life Spirit Roho Eternal EARTH Body of Life Nutrition/procreation Ciemo/Nyuol Eternal SKIES Power of Life Light Teko Eternal SPIRIT Life Life Ngima Life Olwe: The Universe Olwe is a Luo term that means universe, and figuratively depicts that which is oval and vast.
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