✨ Chiasmus Structures Centered on the Peacemaker and His Atonement

Taken from the Nemenhah Records (Hahgohtl, Ohuhgohuh, Shi-Tugohah)

These sacred patterns aren’t just poetic—they’re a witness.
Truth in symmetry.
Doctrine wrapped in rhythm.
Each one points to the Peacemaker, His voice, His sacrifice, and His power to redeem.

Let’s walk through them together.

🔥 The Atonement and Redemption (Book of Ohuhgohuh)

A – The Peacemaker lays down His life
B – He takes up the world again
C – He calls all to repentance
D – Destruction: signs, voice, warning
E – Invitation: “Come unto Me”
D′ – Salvation: signs, voice, hope
C′ – He calls a prophet, organizes His church
B′ – He restores authority and order
A′ – The Peacemaker is one with the Creator—and we in Him

Theme: The heart of it all is an invitation. Not to join something—but to come to Him. That’s always the center.

🌿 His Ministry Among the Nemenhah

A – He comes among the people
B – They touch Him. They see.
C – Hosannas rise. Worship begins.
D – He blesses and calls leaders
E – Ordinances taught. Hearts purified.
D′ – He gives the sacrament and heals the broken
C′ – Angels minister. Prophets speak.
B′ – He endows His Twelve
A′ – Then He ascends in glory

Theme: He didn’t come just to teach—He came to touch. To bless. To build from the inside out.

🔊 His Voice and Appearance (Ohuhgohuh 78–98)

A – A voice pierces the silence
B – The people beg to understand
C – On the third voice, their hearts open
D – The Father speaks: “Hear Him!”
✴️ CENTER – He descends: “I am Ayahtsuhway Sahnhehmpeht”
D′ – They thrust their hands in His wounds
C′ – They recognize: This is the One
B′ – A great Hosanna rises
A′ – All bow and worship

Theme: The middle of it all? Not a doctrine. A Person.
Wounded. Present. Alive.

🩸 The Doctrine of Sacrifice (Ohuhgohuh 63–66)

A – “No more blood sacrifices…”
B – A new offering: broken heart, contrite spirit
C – Baptism with Fire and the Haymehnay
✴️ CENTER – “They were no more as other men.”
C′ – “Come unto Me likewise”
B′ – All who come will be received
A′ – He gave His life and took it again

Theme: This is what real worship looks like.
No more altars dripping blood—just open hearts, burning clean.

💧 Baptism, Covenant, and Redemption (Ohuhgohuh 117–125)

A – Baptism by water is taught
B – The Peacemaker is in the Father
C – The Haymehnay purifies
✴️ CENTER – Water is our covenant. Fire is His seal.
C′ – A true offering: humility, not ritual
B′ – The Spirit is given by Aylohhihm
A′ – Baptism sets us on the Way

Theme: Two baptisms. One we choose. One God gives.
Together, they make the covenant real.

🏔️ End-Time Restoration of the Remnant (Ohuhgohuh 229–239)

A – Strangers come into the land
B – They’re zealous—but they twist truth
C – They corrupt the doctrine
✴️ CENTER – “The weak shall thrash the nations.”
C′ – The Nemenhah records are preserved
B′ – The meek will carry the fulness
A′ – The call: Stand in holy places. Prepare.

Theme: The Peacemaker always saves His best work for the lowliest vessels.
Zion rises through the quiet ones.

💡 What Chiasmus Tells Us

The Nemenhah didn’t just write in structure.
They wrote with Spirit.
And at the center of every pattern?
The Peacemaker.
Always.

Whether it’s fire, baptism, healing, or restoration—
the middle of it all is Him.

No titles. No gatekeepers.

Just torn veils, open wounds, and the whisper: Come unto Me.

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