7 myths
The rock had no seam. Israel put its mouth to the stone and drank honey. Then oil ran from flint, and the nations would not give one coin.
On the last day he called the heavens first, then the earth. Human ears would fail. The song had to outlive the man who sang it.
A dying man summoned before the King runs to his three lifelong friends, but only his good deeds pass the gate and walk in at his side.
God folded the festival robe away when Israel sinned, and takes it up only on the day the avenging angels storm forth with His sword of fire and ice.
Goat-shaped spirits swarm a boy the first time he opens the words, and behind them stand the altars where his fathers poured out blood.
They sat with the death penalties written out and picked the heaviest one on purpose, and then the injured party asked to be charged first.
Every dawn a new host of angels is created from fire, sings one song before God, and is gone before the morning has fully opened.
