A Pound of Flesh

Chapter One

In the beginning God created the Heavens and the Earth.  So it is written in the Christian Holy Bible Genesis 1 vs. 1 – 6.  This was the first day.  He created water to divide the earth.  Thus the rivers, seas and oceans were formed between lands.  Then He created different living things and put them both on dry land, air and water.  On the sixth day, Our Lord God created mankind in His own image.  So says the Christian Holy Bible in the book of Genesis 1 vs. 26 – 31.

Adam and Eve were the first people.  They multiplied according to the Creator’s will.  Mankind was ordered to take command of all other creatures created before him on earth, beneath the seas and in the air.  Mankind was made to live on dry land surrounded by the waters of the rivers, seas and oceans.  Adam was instructed to give each creature a name and he did – Genesis 2 v. 19.

Also on land there are pictures of creatures with features of both humans and animals.  TV programmes recalling events to this effect can be found in ‘Hercules’.  Beneath the waters of the rivers, seas and oceans similar creatures exist, some of which are even sighted today.  They are called ‘mermaids’, ‘mummy water’ etc.  The numerous sightings of mermaids as human beings as playing and prancing about on sandy beaches of rivers and seashores.  Male and female – He created us all.

The thoughts of the Creator are always beyond a mere human being’s comprehension.  So the adventurous sons and daughters wander outside their realms of existence and assume a desired forum to be born.

In the human race there are numerous beings, many of whom are women, who were created as mermaids but by God’s finite wisdom transformed to be born again as humans.  It is well known through the self confessions of some of these women that they were married to their (Beni Yei) as many waters.

Chapter Two

What we do for a living is our profession.  Working together in harmony builds a nation and country.  So are the nations and countries of the many waters.  There are carpenters, bricklayers, electricians and professional armed forces personnel.

The professional soldiers are the warriors.  They do not take kindly when and if their wives leave to marry in the human race on dry land.  Generally these women are very nubile and productive.  A large number of them have raised between 5 to 8 children. The exceptions are the army officers and those married to captains and higher ranks.  The higher the rank, the more stubborn and dictatorial in marital life in their own right.  The groups also tend to raise fewer children – most often one child or two.

Confessions from some ladies confirm that their mermaid husbands dislike their being married to someone else on earth.  So many such marriages end in acrimonious divorce.

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