Celestial Chronicles: The Fall and Rise of Creation. WHITESTONE

On the sacred Mountain of Eden, God created angels adorned with divine light, among them Lucifer, the Morningstar, whose beauty sparked rebellion and a catastrophic fall after Jupitaster, tempted by the serpent Virtus, tasted the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Sin. In response to their rebellion, God cast down the fallen angels, including Jupitaster, now called Satan, while faithful angels like Efatas remained, preserving the Book of Heaven. Before this, Elohim were formed in the Garden of the Gods, leading to the eventual temptation and influenced by the fallen by sending Virtus to the angels. The narratives spiraled through time, revealing Jesus's promise of salvation, divine judgment, and the eventual establishment of His kingdom, marked by the trials and triumphs of prophets, visions of transformation, and the interplay between flesh and spirit, ultimately culminating in the powerful figure of Baccus, representing the seductive nature of deception and chaos that threatened to unravel the divine order established by the Lord and his faithful.