Jereba's Words

Jereba’s Words are the key religious document of Jerebaism. They are a collection of the notes made by Jereba’s initial inner circle during Jereba’s life prolongation and are said to hold the truth to ascension and eternal societal happiness.

Contents

Jereba’s Words mainly contain Jereba’s thoughts on societal structure and the essence of life as talked to with his inner circle during his life prolongation. As Jereba became closer to ascension, more truths revealed themselves to him.
During the Great Jerebaist Congregation many unclearities regarding Jereba’s Words have been resolved and contextualized.

Criticisms

While they were initially a collection of Jereba’s words said during his prolonged lifetime, Jereba’s Words have known many versions during the course of the centuries, raising doubt on the authenticity of the some of the writings contained therein. Others critic their contents by doubting the usefulness of the writings for common people and society in general. Critics of Jerebaism often state that Jereba’s Words are mainly used to keep the hierarchical structures of nobility intact.

While it might be true that they were said by Jereba during his prolonged life, Jereba’s Words hold the same societal value as a madman’s ramblings and are naught but a tool for higher societies to justify that which they cannot justify.

— X, “Jerebaism contextualized from a Kastian perspective” in Journal of World Religions, Free City (Union of Fhyrir), 1515 RC, 1300 (1305)

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