The Great Elucidator: Or Enlightenment on the Reformation of the Whole Wide World

And there were written in forty days two hundred and four books. And it came to pass when the forty days were completed, the Most High spoke, saying: The first that you have written, put them in public, and let the worthy and the unworthy read them; but the last seventy you shall keep, to deliver them to the wise of your people. For in these is the vein of understanding, and the fountain of wisdom, and the river of knowledge. And I did so.

That is: And I took with me five men, as the Lord had commanded me, and we went out into the field and remained there. And it came to pass on the second day, and behold, a voice said to me: Ezra, open your mouth and drink, what I give you to drink. And I opened my mouth, and behold, a cup filled to the top was offered to me. This