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THE FIRST BOOK OF PA-NAT
Chapter 6
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Shigath, having parted from his brothers, enters the wicked City of Gad, where the Spirit immediately commands him to testify against it, warning that no righteous soul remains. Before he can speak, children mock him, youths stone him, and a mob beats him in the city's center. He prays aloud, thanking God for the privilege of suffering and dying in Christ's name, and his words pierce the crowd.
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A stranger from Laman incites the people against him, but another named Cishem urges lawful examination. Brought before Chief Judge Pahorat, Shigath is condemned because he wears common dress and confesses faith in the coming Christ — a doctrine Gad has rejected, since they cannot believe God would condescend among common men. He is scourged, salted, and cast out bound.
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His companions find him and Phez, a former judge, returns to confront Pahorat, testifying of his own vision of Christ's judgment seat. When the mob attacks, divine power flattens all but Pahorat, and Sanhagot prophesies Gad's destruction by fire at the Lord's coming.
