The Book of Jasher

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In a time of moral decay, humanity strays from divine guidance, leading to widespread corruption and rebellion. As Methuselah, a voice of wisdom, attempts to guide them, his warnings go unheeded. The narrative explores themes of faith, disobedience, and the consequences of straying from righteousness, painting a picture of a world in turmoil due to the actions of its inhabitants. The story delves into the struggle between divine authority and human will, highlighting the tragic impact of turning away from spiritual truths.