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The Thorn
Daron Fraley
GLOSSARY
PLACES Definition Location
Ain Fountain Southwestern borders of lands of Daniel
Bethara House of Gathering Lands of Gideon
Bezek Lightning Lands of Gideon
Gan Garden The world or planet upon which the three tribes live
Geber Hill or Mount or Strong Between Saron and Ain
Gilad Hill of Testimony Lands of Gideon, southeast of Ain
Hara Hill or Showing Forth Mountains north of Saron, surrounding Ramathaim
Hasor Enclosed Village In the hills south of Ramathaim
Karmel Vineyard In the plains north of the Hara Mountains
Maharai Hasting or From a Hill Lands of Gideon
Ramathaim Place of Hills or Mountains Nestled in the Hara Mountain borders
Saron Plain In the plains west of Hasor, north of Ain
TRIBES
DANIEL A judge (is) God Mark: A red snake in white circle, generally on a purple background (chosen because of its relationship with the Savior). Representative colors: Purple and white.
GIDEON Warrior Mark: A black raven with sprig of berries in its beak (chosen because a raven once fed Gideon when starving, after his prayer). Representative colors: Green and white.
UZZAH Strength Mark: A strong ox (chosen because of its symbol for hard work, and as a symbol of sacrifice). Representative colors: Blue and white.
PEOPLE Definition
Tribe
Occupation/Notes
Abigail Her Father is Joyful
Gideon
Wife of Jasher
Abram High Father
Uzzah
Uzzahite Warrior
Amon Faithful or True
Gideon
Gideonite Captain
Asah Physician
Daniel-Uzzah
Uzziels Steward
Azmaveth Strength in Death
Gideon
Gideonite Captain
Benjamin Son of the Right Hand
Daniel-Uzzah
Danielite Soldier
Boaz In Strength
Daniel-Uzzah
Temple Priest
Daniel Judgment of God or God is my Judge
Daniel
Father of the Tribe
Daniel Judgment of God or God is my Judge
Uzzah
Boy Soldier
Deborah Word, thing or A Bee
Uzzah
Sister of Miriam
Dinah Judgment
Gideon
Mother of Jasher
Eder A Flock, or Herd
Gideon
Goat Herder
Eli My God or Lifted Up or Offering
Uzzah
Temple Priest, Warrior
Esther Secret, hidden
Uzzah
Wife of Abram
Ezra Help, court
Daniel
Danielite Captain
Gad A Band, Troop
Gideon
Gideonite Captain
Gideon He that Bruises or Destroyer, Warrior
Gideon
Father of the Tribe
Ilan Tree
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
Izri Fasting or Tribulation
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
Jael He that Ascends or A Kid
Gideon-Uzzah
Gideonite Captain
Jasher Righteous or Upright
Gideon
Gideonite General
Jeremy God will Uplift or Loosen Bonds
Uzzah
Uzzahite Warrior/Captain
Jonathan Given of God or Jehovah has Given
Daniel
Heir of Daniel
Josiah Fire of the Lord
Uzzah
Uzzahite Warrior
Kalev Heart, Brave
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
Levi Associated/Joined or My Heart
Daniel
Inventor, Counselor
Manasseh To Forget or He that is Forgotten
Gideon
Gideonite Emperor
Mehida A Riddle or Sharpness of Wit
Gideon
Gideonite Captain
Miriam Rebellion or Sea of Bitterness/Sorrow
Uzzah
Wife of Uzziel
Noah Rest, Quiet, Peace
Father of Tribes
First Man of Gan
Pekah One Whose Eyes are Opened
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
Rachel Ewe, Lamb, Sheep
Uzzah
Daughter of Uzziel
Rachel Ewe, lamb, sheep
Daniel
Late wife of Samuel
Rezon Prince or Lean, Small or Secret
Gideon-Daniel
Gideonite General
Sachar Price or Reward or Recompense
Gideon
Gideonite Captain
Samuel Heard of God or Asked of God
Daniel
Danielite Judge/King
Sarah Lady or Princess of the Multitude
Mother of Tribes
Wife of Noah
Sarah Lady or Princess of the Multitude
Daniel-Uzzah
Wife of Tavor
Saul Demanded or Asked for
Daniel
Danielite
Serug Branch, Layer
Gideon
Gideonite Physician
Simeon That Hears or Obeys, That Obeys
Daniel
Danielite Soldier
Sodi My Secret
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
Tavor Break, Fracture, Misfortune or Choice
Uzzah
Uzzahite Warrior
Uzzah Strength
Uzzah
Father of the Tribe
Uzzah Strength
Uzzah
Lost son of Uzziel
Uzziel Strength of God
Uzzah
Uzzahite High Priest
Zev Wolf
Gideon
Gideonite Soldier
THE THORN
Again, I did prophesy to my sons, saying: And in that day when the three brothers make war with one another, and a great evil arises in the land which threatens to destroy all peoples, the Holy One shall be born upon the footstool of his creations, and the sign of his coming shall be given in the heavens. But upon Gan, he shall not be born, for upon the footstool of his creations he shall perform his great work to save all his peoples, and then shall he visit his kingdoms, which are many, each one in its hour, and in its time, and in its season, beginning at the first and so on unto the last, until every servant beholds the joy of the Kings countenance. And when he comes, a rod shall be his scepter, and light shall be his sword. And the King shall rule in righteousness.
Writings of Noah, First Man of Gan, Father of Nations
I have searched the writings of my fathers. I am now convinced. Even though it appears that the span of our time has been much shorter, at least three thousand years less, this I still know: Gan was created first. And Gan was a garden, long before it was peopled. Noah wrote it.
We do not know the name of the world where the Holy One will be born, but his world is not far away. Or at least it does not feel far away. Perhaps mine eyes have even seen the place where it rolls upon its wings in the heavens. But no matter where it lies among the stars, I am amazed at both the similarities and the differences between our two worlds. I have seen his time. He stands under a single yellow sun which is close to his world, hot and bright. And yet that sun does not overshadow him. He shines brighter than all creation. I have seen his face. I yearn for the day when I can look upon his countenance. Here, upon Gan. As he rules as my King.
- Journal of Samuel, Chief Judge and King of DanielChapter 1
Clamor
Another rumble of thunder, this one closer than the last, caused the final bird near the garden fountain to take flight. Without rustling a single leaf, the bird skimmed past a pruned olive tree and glided across the wheatfield to disappear in the direction of the forest beyond. The warm afternoon rain fell more steadily. Each head of wheat, laden with moisture, drooped closer to the ground. A gentle and constant breeze made the stalks sway back and forth. From the olive garden, the grain had the appearance of misty, swirling water. Other than the sound of rain and the damp rustle of wheat, the field was very still.
A Danielite soldier watched from atop the southwest garden tower. He noticed the birds leaving and sensed the unnatural quiet that settled around him. With one hand on the pommel of his sword, he scanned the field for any sign of movement. He reached up to brush a trickle of sweat from his brow.
Where did all the birds go?
He opened the brown leather case of his spyglass and placed the sight to his eye. Seeing nothing in the field, he trained his eye on the edge of the trees. With intense scrutiny, he searched the wooded border, running his sight from right to left and left to right. He waited for even a single branch to be disturbed.
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