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Gog, Magog, and Guga appear at the end of the days and devastate the inhabited world.
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The surviving text describes extreme violence, pollution, and cannibalism for three years, four months, and three days.
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Woe is pronounced upon those living in that time because ordinary kingship and government collapse.
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After this comes a false Mashiach who declares himself king of everything in heaven and earth.
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He performs deceptive signs: altering the appearance of light and darkness and astonishing Adam until many believe him.
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He reigns for three years, six months, and three days according to the surviving reckoning.
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Two ishim come from a place where death is not known.
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They confront him and declare that he is not the Master but a false Mashiach.
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He kills them with the sword.
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They remain dead three days and three nights and then rise.
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Yahuah strikes the false ruler with the rod of His wrath, strips away his glory, royal garment, and crown, and sends him alive into Sheol beneath those already there.
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The text interprets his fall through Daviydic language concerning the humiliation of pride.
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The reckoning of years, days, times, jubilees, and weeks from Adam until the judgment is declared complete.
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Ezra identifies himself as the one who wrote the book according to what was dictated to him so that the faithful after him would learn it.
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Blessed is Yahuah, Elohim of all creation, through the end of the ages.
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Amen and amen.