Beneath the light of the first flame and within the shadows of nature was born a book long hidden from the eyes of the world-the Book of the Oracions of Moses.

In ORIM-EN-SOF, the "Light of the Infinite," unfolds the mystical history of the prophet who received not only the divine laws of God but also the very Words of Light-the sacred Oracions that command fire, wind, water, and dust. Each chapter unveils the secret of divine power: the ability to stand against death, to save life from peril, and to restore breath to the dust of forgetfulness.

From The Calling of Fire to The Day of the Eternal, this book narrates Moses' spiritual journey between heaven and earth, war and peace, light and shadow. Here, speech becomes a weapon, and the oracion becomes the very breath of God.

It is a mystical scripture like a sacred hymn-written in the language of fire, the voice of water, and the breath of the heavens. Each passage bears a question:

How far can man bear the light before he is consumed by his own holiness?

ORIM-EN-SOF: The Secret Book of the Oracions of Moses is not merely a novel; it is a descent into the origins of faith, wisdom, and the mystery of creation.

This is the scripture of light before mankind ever wrote the word "God."