Part 32

This chapter foretells the 'nearing breach of Hell's cunt' and the 'grinding edges of the midwives' blades.' It speaks of a final sign involving the 'Enemy,' who will betray Sullivan Knoth's most trusted disciple, described as 'stiff-necked and uncircumcised of heart,' an 'offspring of Cain.' This betrayal signifies the downfall of Temple Gate, God, and Knoth himself, leading to the suffering of heretics.

This chapter reiterates Knoth's teachings as a 'gateway to paradise.' It urges followers to repent and prepare for the 'bloody work' ahead, hardening their hearts and sharpening their blades. It warns of the coming Antichrist and the suffering that will follow, including torturous dreams, unrepentant sins, and physical afflictions like locusts, boils, and rotting flesh. It describes a state where death is an open door and the 'blood of the lying God of the sky' will fall as rain.

This chapter presents a dialogue with 'creatures' and a spirit entering the narrator's mind. It speaks of being sent as Ezekiel to the 'shepherds of a false Israel' corrupted by transgression and greed. It condemns those who worship 'partway,' comparing them to a parent who mutilates their child, incurring divine hatred.

This chapter speaks of the 'fruit of destruction' ripening and the 'spider eyed lamb' bringing judgment. It states that the 'Enemy' shall be born from Ezekiel's nation and that the wicked will be revealed and consumed by the Lord's spirit, coming with 'all power and signs and lying wonders' and 'all deceivableness of unrighteousness' for those who do not love the truth.