THE ECCLESIASTICAL AND ESOTERIC KNOWLEDGE OF GOD
(35TH Series)
Soon it was a Friday. One of the king’s men again saw a piece of wood floating near the docking area of the king’s sea vessels. Almost every one went to the said place to witness the strange event. The people discovered that since that time they can see the piece of wood floating thereat during Fridays only. Later on as the days went by, the people no longer paid attention to it and gave no importance to the “wood”.
The days went by and the king remained wondering about the said “piece of wood.” He ordered to get the said piece of wood from the seaport and had it buried in the patio near the temple. However, an amazement again took place. The said piece of wood approved on top of the soil where it was buried. Owing to that, the king made it a point to burry the wood every Friday.
In the long run, the king ordered to build a bridge over the NileRiver using the said wood for the king’s queen named Saba to pass in horse-drawn vehicle (calesa). (the name Saba was the origin of a country’s name Sabah). However, many people including the queen were so amazed because the horse used to pull the calesa with the queen riding in it refused to step on the said wood. At this point, Queen Saba heard a strange voice of an angel of God saying “DO NOT . . . “DO NOT STEP ON THAT WOOD BECAUSE IT IS NOT INTENDED FOR THE SINNERS TO STEP ON IT.” “THE ONLY ONE WHO CAN STEP ON IT IS THE SON OF GOD WHO IS COMING ON EARTH TO SAVE THE SINNERS.” Aside from those, many other words were heard as an advance message pertaining to the coming of Christ. This indicates that the first one to know about the wood DEGNUM CRUCIS and its purpose was no other than Queen Saba.
All of those were kept secret by Queen Saba. But not long afterwards, she revealed them to the king. But the king did not pay attention or importance to it. In later years, the queen forgot almost all that she knew about the wood (DEGNUM CRUCIS) along with the many changes and developments which were all beyond her comprehension.
The king, on his own, had his mind the many amazing events he witnessed about the wood. After several years, he ordered to destroy the bridge which was built out of the wood and throw away the wood to a big river near Egypt, but like as usual before, the wood appeared to be seen by the people every Friday. WATCH FOR MORE ! ! !
