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              *** The Little Worker's Newsletter ***

                                      Issue of September 2006

  Published by CDTTT - The Committee for the Difussion of The
  Third Testament

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  TABLE OF CONTENTS:

        - First Word
        - Elijah, the Prophet
        - Elijah, the Ray of God
        - Elijah, the Forerunner
        - Elijah, the Shepherd
        - Elijah and the Storm
        - Final Word
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  - First Word

  This month's issue is dedicated to Elijah, our beloved
  universal Shepherd.

  The importance of Elijah is great, not only as the spirit whose
  merits made him worthy of receiving from our Father the
  delicate mission to guide us in our journey back home to our
  Lord, but also his spiritual power made him worthy to triumph
  over so many battles against evil that is the ignorance.

  Elijah, for us, is the friendly and wise hand, that lifts us in
  times of weakness or tribulation, that guides us in times of
  doubt, because he knows the pathway since he traveled it before
  than us.

  Let's then talk a little about this extraordinary being.

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  - Elijah, the Prophet

  He appears suddenly in the Bible. We can only guess where he 
  was born; the 1st Book of Kings describes him as a Tishbite,
  probably meaning that he came from a little village called
  Tishbe, of Gilead at the north of the kingdom of Israel.

  There is no mention in the Bible of the names of his parents at
  all, which is strange in an Old Testament that gave so much
  weight to the genealogy of its main characters, nor any mention
  to relatives or family is made anywhere in the Scriptures.
  There are no facts regarding his childhood and he left no
  writings so everything we know about him, was narrated later by
  third parties.

  He is known as a prophet -- the Hebrew word for prophet is
  "seer", a man that has visions -- yet we have no clue, 
  recollection or any testimony of what these visions were, as we
  do with Isaiah, John, and so many prophets.

  Still, his spiritual presence is felt in all the Bible's
  prophets and in the life of the Divine Master himself, Elijah,
  through John the Baptist, plays a key role.

  Then, why is it affirmed that Elijah was a prophet, the greater
  of them all?

  Well, we can start by agreeing in that there is the known fact
  that around Elijah existed a school with many prophets, one of
  them Elisha, who was the one to continue with his mission, once
  Elijah was taken alive up to heaven.

  And also there is the fact that Elijah communicated directly
  with the Lord God, and this made him powerful and wise.

  Up to this very day, many legends in the Jewish people remain
  that seem to have emanated from an oral tradition transmitted
  from generation to generation, where many wonderful events of
  the life of Elijah are described. Furthermore, even today, in
  many Jewish families, each Passover, a special cup of wine is
  filled and put on the 'Seder' table. During the Seder, the door
  of the house is opened and everyone stands to allow Elijah the
  Prophet to enter and drink. At every bris, a chair is also set
  aside for Elijah, and at the conclusion of Shabbat, Jews sing
  about Elijah, hoping he will come "speedily, in our
  days...along with the Messiah, son of David, to redeem us."

  Even the Hebrew name of Elijah, Eliyahuw, is an clear
  indication of his closeness to God; Yahuw or Yahu was the most
  common denominations with which the Hebrews understood the holy
  name of our Father, encircled in the four letters of the
  tetragrammaton, that was later erroneously interpreted as
  Jehova by early Latin Christian translators of the ancient
  books.

  Thus, one of the biblical references to Elijah is Eliyahuw
  Ha-Navi, Elijah the Seer, or as we use to say in English,
  Elijah the Prophet.

  And a prophet he was.

          "Elijah rose as a prophet, announcing
          prophecies soon to be fulfilled, and that the
          same witnesses who heard them saw became
          reality, as well as prophecies for times
          ahead, that the new generations testified."

          "I manifested Myself through him, I spoke to
          men through his lips. I placed My power in
          his right arm, and so that you were witnesses
          that Elijah passed over death itself and true
          life was in him, I made him return."
                                    The Third Testament

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  - Elijah, the Ray of God

  Elijah invoked the power of God and it manifested in a
  awe-inspiring manner because of the petition of the great
  prophet of Israel.

          "Elijah was and had to be, because he is the
          Ray of God which stablishes communication
          between the children and their Father, he is
          the one that prepares the pathway, the one
          that makes the spirits to be ready and keeps
          the hearts awaken and watchful".
                                    The Third Testament

  In that period of time, Elijah clashed with the king of Israel,
  Ahab, which Elijah reprehended for instigating the people of
  Israel towards idolatry; the king, weak before the charms of
  Jezebel, his wife, who was herself a believer of the pagan god
  Baal, yielded his power to the priests of the false god,
  corrupting Israel with that idolatric worship.

  Elijah reprehended the people of Israel too due to their
  oscillating doubts: "- How long halt ye between two opinions?"
  - he said them - "If the Lord be God, follow him: but if Baal,
  then follow him. - And the people answered him not a word."
  (1st Kings 18:21)

  This is a great lesson about how powerful true faith is, since
  Elijah, driven by his zeal for our Father, confronted just the
  same an ignorant multitude as well as the human power.

  Elijah, always resolute and faithful to the true God, oposed
  with all his strength the idolatry and challenged the king, the
  queen and her priests, to sort out who the real god was, Baal
  or the Father, who they knew as Yahwe (Jehova).

  The account of what happened when the Queen and his puppet King
  decided to take the challenge, could not be more fascinating
  and inspiring:


          "Then said Elijah unto the people... Baal's
          prophets are four hundred and fifty men. Let
          them therefore give us two bullocks; and let
          them choose one bullock for themselves, and
          cut it in pieces, and lay it on wood, and put
          no fire under: and I will dress the other
          bullock, and lay it on wood, and put no fire
          under: And call ye on the name of your gods,
          and I will call on the name of the LORD: and
          the God that answereth by fire, let him be
          God. And all the people answered and said, It
          is well spoken."

          "And Elijah said unto the prophets of Baal,
          Choose you one bullock for yourselves, and
          dress it first; for ye are many; and call on
          the name of your gods, but put no fire under.
          And they took the bullock which was given
          them, and they dressed it, and called on the
          name of Baal from morning even until noon,
          saying, O Baal, hear us. But there was no
          voice, nor any that answered. And they leaped
          upon the altar which was made."

          "And it came to pass at noon, that Elijah
          mocked them, and said, Cry aloud: for he is a
          god; either he is talking, or he is pursuing,
          or he is in a journey, or peradventure he
          sleepeth, and must be awaked. And they cried
          aloud, and cut themselves after their manner
          with knives and lancets, till the blood
          gushed out upon them."

          "And it came to pass, when midday was past,
          and they prophesied until the time of the
          offering of the evening sacrifice, that there
          was neither voice, nor any to answer, nor any
          that regarded."

          "And Elijah said unto all the people, Come
          near unto me. And all the people came near
          unto him. And he repaired the altar of the
          LORD that was broken down."

          "And Elijah took twelve stones, according to
          the number of the tribes of the sons of
          Jacob, unto whom the word of the Lord came,
          saying, Israel shall be thy name: and with
          the stones he built an altar in the name of
          the Lord: and he made a trench about the
          altar, as great as would contain two measures
          of seed." "And he put the wood in order, and
          cut the bullock in pieces, and laid him on
          the wood, and said, Fill four barrels with
          water, and pour it on the burnt sacrifice,
          and on the wood."

          "And he said, Do it the second time. And they
          did it the second time. And he said, Do it
          the third time. And they did it the third
          time. And the water ran round about the
          altar; and he filled the trench also with
          water. And it came to pass at the time of the
          offering of the evening sacrifice, that
          Elijah the prophet came near, and said, LORD
          God of Abraham, Isaac, and of Israel, let it
          be known this day that thou art God in
          Israel, and that I am thy servant, and that I
          have done all these things at thy word.Hear
          me, O Lord, hear me, that this people may
          know that thou art the Lord God, and that
          thou hast turned their heart back again."

          "Then the fire of the Lord fell, and consumed
          the burnt sacrifice, and the wood, and the
          stones, and the dust, and licked up the water
          that was in the trench. And when all the
          people saw it, they fell on their faces: and
          they said, The Lord, he is the God! The Lord,
          he is the God!"
                                     1st Kings 18:22-39


  And Elijah, at his spiritual return in this era, will too
  demonstrate to the world who the true God is, because today
  many forms of idolatry exist: Idolatry to science, to war, to
  material power, to religious fanaticism, to the flesh and its
  pleasures, are many other deities to which men surrender and
  kneel in worship.

  Paganism is not a thing of the past, it still prevails in the
  hearts and the minds of many people, even in some that in the
  outside seem to belong to a religious creed.

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  - Elijah, the Forerunner

  Elijah has always preceded us in the path of life; this is the
  reason why he is our guide and our sp鬳itual shepherd, for
  since knowing the pathway beforehand, he knows all things that
  we could encounter in that path.

  His wisdom, his experience in life, both in the human aspects
  as well as in the spiritual, are of an immense value for us.

  He is no stranger to sin, and when he gives us counsel, sure he
  knows what he is talking about, for he already had traveled
  that road before, and there is no human passion that he ignores
  and knows how to overturne.

  It is enough, in times of trouble, or amidst a trial, that we
  invoke the spiritual presence of Elijah, and he, loving,
  fraternal and plentiful of spiritual power, will manifest
  before us, to lend us a hand and help us.

          "Truly I say to you: Elijah has always been
          before."

          "Before man came to dwell on the planet,
          Elijah appeared to give it spiritual
          atmosphere, to inundate with spiritual
          essence all the corners of your dwelling, to
          convert this planet, not only in a
          terrestrial paradise, but in a sanctuary for
          the spirit, so that man would not bow only
          before Nature to adore it, but rather that he
          could discover through Nature the presence of
          God."

          "The great prophet, the forerunner, the envoy
          is among you, but this time he has not
          incarnated; he is in spirit, and the ray of
          light through which he has manifested
          himself, is the same one that he used to
          destroy the false gods, and with which he lit
          the true faith in the hearts of the people of
          the Lord."

          "Elijah appears along the path of the spirits
          always as a forerunner preparing the
          pathways, removing the thorns and rough
          stones so that the soles of My children are
          not injured along the way; spiritually
          ringing at full the bell, which speaks to you
          through the conscience down to the deepest
          profoundness of the spirit."

          "Elijah, a spirit of great power, has always
          been My forerunner. Today he has come once
          again to prepare the chosen, those who have
          served Me as spokesmen, and all of Humanity."
                                    The Third Testament

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  - Elijah, the Shepherd

  One of the main books that have been hidden to Humanity for a
  number of reasons, is the Book of Enoch.

  The word "Apocrypha" have been used to designate certain books
  that, as we have said, have been kept out of the reach and
  sight of the people, mainly because the leaders of some
  organized religions found it convenient.

  Many people wrongly believe tha "Aapocrypha" means false, when
  in reality it is the Greek word for "hidden". By the way, the
  false or forged writings are called "pseudo-epigrapha" which
  means "fake signature" in Greek.

  Well, that book we are telling you about is one of the most
  referenced and quoted in the very Bible. Moses quotes it, when
  he talks about the Nephilim or giants that existed before
  Noah's Flood. Jude, the Tadeus, in his epistole under his name
  that comes in the New Testament, quotes it not only with the
  words but also with the name. Paul, in Hebrew 11:5 also quotes
  it, giving it plenth of authority.

  Furthermore, the Greek identified Enoch with the mytical Hermes
  Trismegistus, because it was attributed to Enoch to have taught
  Humanity three things: Writing, the study of divine things and
  the principles of agriculture. Trisgemistus means "blessed
  thrice", which would be an indicative of the mission of Elijah
  in the three eras as a Forerunner.

  One of the ancient prophecies that our Lord, in this Third Era,
  has repeatedly mentioned in His teachings says: "Every eye
  shall see Me and every flesh shall feel Me", DOES NOT come in
  the Bible as we know it now, but it comes in the Book of Enoch.

  In that book came, also, visions in which there are parables
  and metaphors, one of which refers to the sheeps of Israel and
  their shepherd.

  Jesus Himself, the Divine Master, alluded to this part of the
  Book of Enoch in several occasions, as it is written in the
  Second Testament, the one that most of Humanity still calls the
  New Testament.

  Furthermore, the paralelism between Enoch and Elijah is
  astounding: Both are great prophets, both are masters of
  prophets and both are driven away and taken to Heaven without
  knowing death. The name of Enoch, in ancient Hebrew means
  "dedicated", as a servant to his master, keeps a very close
  similitude to the meaning of Elijah.

  The symbol of the chariot of fire in which Elijah is taken to
  Heaven, is found in several myths and legends in some people
  of the Antiquity; even the sound of the name of the Greek god
  Helios, keeps a very strong resemblance to the word Elijah (it
  is pronounced ee-LYE-jah). Helios was imagined as a handsome
  god crowned with the shining aureole of the sun, who drove a
  four-horse chariot across the sky, in a quite obvious allegory
  to the Elijah and his chariot of fire.

          "Elijah, like in a chariot of fire, moves his
          spirit throughout the Universe, leaving a
          trace of love, that love which is the fire of
          the Spirit of God, light that illuminates and
          fire that embraces, that warms up those who
          are cold of spirit and heart."

          "And if Elijah has passed throughout the
          Universe, could he possibly not have passed
          by the nations of this world? In truth I say
          no, his light has been with everyone, and
          also his preparation."

          "He is the forerunner; that is why he awakens
          the spirits as he passes by and if some still
          remain lethargic, it is because they are
          waiting for the call of Elijah as the
          shepherd. And he, who is tireless, will
          insist on those who are sleeping soundly
          until they have been awakened."
                                    The Third Testament

  The analysis that you, my beloved brother, make of all this
  written aboven, would possibly lead you to the conclusion that
  the mission of Elijah, in all eras, has been of guiding and
  taking Israel to safe ground, to the divine sheehold, just like
  a shepherd does with his sheep.

  Oh, what a beautiful task and how hard!

  As a token of our gratitude to this loving spirit, we should
  try to help Elijah in this noble mission. How? Well, in the
  first place, avoiding ourselves to go astray from the path and
  secondly, taking us under our care brothers of ours that could
  be outside the pathway marked by him, and bringing them back to
  Elijah's spiritual flock.

          "You see now how you have always had one
          shepherd who has prepared the pathway for you
          and has always followed you: Elijah."

          "Pray and sense how Elijah covers the space
          from one end to the other, shedding light on
          darkened paths, redeeming those who have
          strayed; unifying those who are blemished;
          awakening those who sleep in ignorance, and
          placing everything in order, because this is
          his Era. Do not fear him; love him, for he
          has come as a shepherd to guide you to the
          Father, to the Heavenly fold that awaits
          you."

          "What will the flock do without shepherd and
          without fold? And what footsteps will the
          sheep follow when the bells do not call them
          back to the fold anymore?"

          "That is when, My people, the sheep will
          exhale their bleat toward the Hereafter, when
          they seek their Shepherd on the summit of the
          mountain, and then My Kingdom will come upon
          everyone; I will come on a cloud, according
          to My promise, according to the word of My
          prophets, no longer settling on the
          understanding of the spokesman, but rather
          upon your spirit, and every sinner and
          non-sinner will contemplate Me."
                                    The Third Testament

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  - Elijah and the Storm

  "And, behold, the Lord passed by,and a great and strong wind
  rentthe mountains, and brake in piecesthe rocks before the
  Lord;but the LORD was not in the wind:and after the wind an
  earthquake;but the Lord was not in the earthquake:and after the
  earthquake a fire;but the Lord was not in the fire:and after
  the fire a still small bleating.and it was so, when Elijah
  heard it,that he wrapped his face in his mantle,and went out,
  and stoodin the entering in of the cave.And, behold, there came
  a voice unto him,and said, What doest thou here, Elijah?"1st
  Kings 19:11

  This is, in my humble opinion, one of the most beautiful
  passages of the Bible that describes best, what our Lord is.

  In the religions, our Lord is described, mainly in the Old
  Testament, as a vengeful god, unforgiving and cruel, inclined
  to wrath and to destruction.

  But, oh! How descriptive this wonderful passage is, where
  Elijah, in a cave, is called by God to converse with him and
  offer him comfort.

  Was God in the roar of the storm? No. Was He in the violence of
  the earthquake? No. Was the Lord amidst the fire? Neither.

  God manifests to Elijah in the softness and delicacy of a small
  bleating noise.

  Let us medidate upon this lesson, beloved brothers, so that we
  cast aside forever from our mind the false concept of that
  dreadful and violent god, with which the religions have made
  the heart of Humanity fear our ever loving Father and Lord.

  How unfair has this been for that Supreme Being all goodness,
  all mercy, all peace and love!

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  - Final Word

  Dearly beloved:

  I hope I haven't abused of your patience with the extent of
  this newsletter, but I believe that the topic is worthy of it.
  The spiritual magnitude of Elijah is so great, that it should
  be analyzed and comprehended accordingly to the importance of
  his mission.

  Let us be then, my brothers, obedient little sheep that follow
  their shepherd, knowing for sure that he is leading us towards
  the divine fold.

  May the peace of my Father be with all my brothers

  Your brother in the Lord
  The Little Worker

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