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The Fourth Testament

Copyright © Baghdad Ben 2026

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ISBN 978-1-8046-7991-3

First published in 2026 by bookvault Publishing, Peterborough, United Kingdom

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The Fourth Testament doesn’t claim to be anything other than a piece of art, expressed by its writer for those who find it beautiful.

It’s not intended to change anyone against their will, and it doesn’t take responsibility for how people choose to use its poetry.

It hasn’t been written for any higher purpose than to reflect the level of truth the writer resonates with.

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The Fourth Testament comprises 33 Revelations in four parts, reflecting the cosmic heart:

THE FIRST CHAMBER

Giving Birth to Life

THE SECOND CHAMBER

The Thirteen Commandments to Master Life

THE THIRD CHAMBER

Living Truthfully

THE FOURTH CHAMBER

Reaching Higher in the Spiral of Life

From my heart to yours

Like the chestnut tree thrives and blossoms,

so will people on Earth soon live in bliss and harmony

And like the chestnut tree’s fruit is strongly protected,

so will people on Earth soon learn to protect their unique essence,

holding it in love until it’s ripe enough to share with the world

And like the chestnut tree’s abundance depends on the soil it grows in,

so will people soon realize that their abundance depends on their connection to Mother Earth

Actually, the life of a chestnut tree isn’t so different from ours

Both of us evolve with each cycle of life,

with no possibility of turning back

Because life always brings us forward,

in an eternal spiral called evolution

For every completed cycle,

the chestnut tree creates a circle around itself,

to signify fulfilled dreams,

and to prove growth and transformation

All cycles must come to an end,

before something even better can begin

And each cycle must bring you to the unknown,

before it leads you back home

However, you never return to exactly the same place

Expansion and contraction

Breathing in and breathing out

That is the essence of God

Think about it:

How could there be expansion if there were no contraction?

How could someone breathe in without breathing out?

How could there be love if there were no life?

Like a chestnut tree finally turns to ashes,

so will our bodies eventually decay

And just like a new chestnut tree will be born,

in a slightly different form,

so will we be reborn,

in slightly different forms

This is evolution, this is life, this is the only way

The chestnut tree and we constantly transform ourselves,

but the principles of God remain the same:

After winter comes summer

After night comes day

And after rain comes sunshine

There is a particular rhythm of life,

a tone that can be heard and felt in our hearts

Let’s begin to listen to this music,

and thereby manifest the prophecy of an earthly paradise

Welcome to the fourth and final Christian Testament

Baghdad Ben

Prologue

1. Welcome to The Fourth Testament

Welcome to the fourth and final Christian Testament, which represents the fourth chamber of the cosmic heart, while the Old Testament represents the first, the New Testament the second, and Martinus Thomsen’s The Book of Life, or ‘the third Testament,’ represents the third chamber.

Thereby, The Fourth Testament marks the completion of the Christian lineage on Earth, which has essentially served to bring advanced animals into God-conscious human beings over 2,000 years of helping them form good intentions.

The Fourth Testament represents not only the completion of the Christian lineage but also its death, suggesting that dogmatic ideas about right and wrong should be dissolved to pave the way for a way of living through the heart rather than the mind, which requires equally healthy 1) thinking, 2) communication, 3) creativity, 4) feeling, 5) knowing, and 6) memory.

These six core energies of life, represented in the cosmic cross as red, orange, yellow, blue, indigo, and violet, are the source of what you will soon understand as the Thirteen Cosmic Commandments, which replace the outdated Ten Commandments.

2. The cosmic cross

The Fourth Testament reveals the cosmic cross, the final version of the outdated Christian cross with a single horizontal axis, symbolizing the confusing trinity of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

The Fourth Testament teaches that our essence isn’t a Holy Trinity, but a Holy Quaternity, summarized as 1) the inherent ability to give birth to life, 2) the inherent ability to nurture life, 3) the inherent ability to experience life, and 4) the inherent ability to advance life to higher levels, which was already symbolized in the New Testament by the importance of the Virgin Birth, the Mother Mary, Jesus, and the Father in Heaven.

This Holy Quaternity is the intangible aspect of God, our essence as pure consciousness, also known as the cosmic heart with four chambers.

Within creation, our eternal consciousness manifests the process of life as four seasons called spring, summer, fall, and winter, which can be divided into thirteen aspects known as the twelve months and the special moment of Christmas, symbolizing the same thing as Jesus and his twelve disciples, namely the spectrum of light in its inward and outward aspects.

3. A new age is dawning

In the new age, represented by the third millennium since year zero, humanity receives a new cosmic impulse called inward communication energy, which you will soon learn about in detail.

In short, it can be described as self-expression, suggesting that humanity will increasingly seek to be true to themselves and express themselves without holding back, marking a sharp contrast to how life has been lived more recently.

In this age, which has already begun but will take about two hundred years to ripen, life on Earth will change dramatically, and the prophecy of paradise will gradually be fulfilled.

4. Manifesting the prophecy of paradise

Paradise is a reality characterized by unconditional love, meaning the ability to bring your uniqueness to the fore for everyone’s benefit, without hindering others from doing the same.

This may sound easy, but life certainly hasn’t made it easy for you to get there.

You can be sure that life has planted many challenges, perfectly suited to expand your level of consciousness, before you can shine and allow others to shine.

You are probably surrounded by people who make you feel safe but may also hold you back in one way or another, perhaps without your awareness. You are most likely influenced in your work by the need to make money rather than by fully trusting that the universe will reward you abundantly if you dare to follow your innermost desires – desires you might have disconnected from since you were a young child because you thought they were childish dreams.

It is possible to fulfill your dreams, and that is what paradise is about.

And you will receive all the money, love, and good health you dream of, but only if you first learn what you must learn, as life teaches it in the most effective way.

The Fourth Testament hasn’t been written to teach people how to live, but to strengthen people’s faith in the natural process of life itself, because with this faith, you will be able to reach paradise as quickly as possible.

5. The meaning of light

God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh, as the Old Testament says, a metaphor for how the spectrum of light was born from the cosmic heart through the Virgin Birth.

In fact, once we reach a sufficiently high frequency of vibration, we have the capacity to give birth to light. However, this is far beyond the evolutionary state of being human.

As you will soon understand in depth, the human role in creation isn’t to create energy but to use it to manifest beautiful, tangible things that can be felt, such as art, making love, and growing one’s own food.

We use light to fulfill our desires through creativity, desires that yield pleasure only when we have evolved enough to desire healthy things. Until then, they lead to pain and the ensuing learning that is part of the process of enlightenment, which life essentially is.

6. The power of prayer

Life always moves you forward on your highest path toward paradise as quickly as possible.

However, when you’re about to make a quantum leap into a new reality after a long period of intense learning, you have the option to take an accelerated path, meaning actively seeking the challenges you need to outgrow your weakest tendencies.

This is a path characterized by being a leader rather than a follower.

If you are walking this path, know that you are deeply supported, both because everyone is always supported and because you are especially supported, as you will soon be asked to support others.

For you, it’s essential to learn how to communicate with spiritual beings as soon as possible because you will be guided along your path by them.

In the past, we called this prayer, but it’s time to let go of all superstitious elements of life and realize that it’s perfectly possible to communicate with non-physical beings in much the same way you can communicate with your brothers and sisters on Earth.

Consequently, the power of prayer lies in the ability to receive concrete help from someone who is truly in a position to make a tangible difference.

7. The Christian lineage

As already mentioned, the Christian lineage on Earth, to which Islam and Judaism also belong, has delivered four essential teachings over roughly 3,000 years: The Old Testament, The New Testament, The Book of Life by Martinus Thomsen, and The Fourth Testament.

Thereby, it has supported humanity’s evolution from fearful to loving, at least in becoming people with good intentions rather than primitively exploiting others, which wasn’t uncommon during the time of Jesus’ life.

Though ancient religions are outdated in favor of science, it’s necessary to point out that science is also a religion, assuming we define the word religion as something people believe in and put their faith in.

People only believe they have become less interested in religion, but, if anything, they have become more religious than ever in the last one hundred years, almost to the point that we could call them fundamentalists.

This is a worrying trend because mental convictions often lead to brutal measures to counter perceived threats.

This has happened many times in the past, and it will continue to happen in the future.

Therefore, The Fourth Testament isn’t only a conclusion of the Christian quaternity of four Testaments, but also an antidote to fundamentalist beliefs in science that risk doing severe harm to life on this planet.

By reading The Fourth Testament, you contribute to the birth of a new type of science, called cosmic science, which is essentially a combination of observations and feelings, connected to a logical framework.

While modern science studies matter, cosmic science studies how matter evolves by forming a realistic hypothesis about how matter entered creation.

The main difference between traditional science and cosmic science is that the latter believes in the process of Virgin Birth instead of the Big Bang theory, with Virgin Birth being an ancient Christian term for the ability to bring ray-formed, spiritual energy into creation through thinking.

8. Becoming galactic citizens

The Fourth Testament has an official mission to help people build meaningful relationships with spiritual beings, thereby becoming true galactic citizens.

This requires a bit of time to learn, but it is something most people are capable of, and the process will be quick for those who are most sensitive.

Becoming galactic citizens is a prerequisite for manifesting paradise on Earth, as life in a physical reality depends on cutting-edge technology that keeps it from becoming too heavy, technology that humanity can access only with the help of more evolved beings.

9. The art of healing

People on Earth have two types of healing needs that they must learn to differentiate: healing trauma from this life and gradually becoming more two-polar in their sexuality.

Trauma is represented by an unintegrated painful experience, meaning something you have felt only partially, usually because you want to avoid it. Regardless of how painful an experience was, it must be fully felt and, thereby, transformed into wisdom, or it will stay with you as fear.

In contrast to healing trauma, which is easy if you understand what trauma is and live a life connected to the cosmic heartbeat, humans are gradually evolving into compassionate beings, meaning spiritual beings that more fully represent God’s essence.

This essentially means they are two-polar in their sexuality, rather than one-polar and strongly attracted to the opposite gender.

This happens mainly as people exchange energy with one another, especially through making love, but also through emotional intimacy.

Life isn’t so difficult to live in the highest and most effective way for healing; you simply allow yourself to make love with those you feel sexually drawn to.

10. Learning to love unconditionally

Jesus aimed to teach people about love, specifically that God is love.

However, it was still too early, both for Jesus himself and for the people around him, to grasp the concept of God. Therefore, Jesus spoke of God as his Father in heaven, which naturally led the still rather primitive people of the time to picture God as a powerful man residing on a cloud in the sky.

Martinus Thomsen, through the third Christian Testament, provided an almost correct understanding of the cosmos by breaking it down into six core energies. The fourth and final Testament builds on this after correcting a few of Martinus Thomsen’s mistakes, which shouldn’t be seen as mistakes, as it would have been impossible to download the cosmic cross already at the end of the second millennium, when the new cosmic impulse was still too weak.

The third Christian Testament was primarily an intellectual work intended to pave the way for the fourth and final one, although it, of course, also served to inspire and enlighten many thousands of people over almost one century.

While the first three Christian Testaments aimed to teach people about love, The Fourth Testament is for those who already love unconditionally and are ready for paradise.

As such, it can be viewed as a catalyst for people to get what they are already ready for, but may not have been able to realize in the turbulent and fearful world they may live in.

11. Birthing a new world religion called love

The Fourth Testament is, above all, a manifesto for self-love, which is the root cause of all harmony within creation.

Trying to create harmony by putting others’ needs before your own is like trying to save the world while forgetting that you are part of it.

Instead, everyone’s foremost responsibility is to understand and fulfill their own needs, after which they can increasingly assist others, mainly by serving as role models.

By learning to love yourself, you embrace God, specifically the aspect of God that seeks to expand creation by being you.

The best thing you can do for God, meaning everyone who exists, is to shine as brightly as possible, not because you believe you are so good, but because you truly are.

12. About the author of The Fourth Testament

Baghdad Ben is a pseudonym that captures the journey the writer needed to undertake before being able to successfully create the fourth and final Christian Testament.

Baghdad was once a prosperous city, balanced in its masculine and feminine essence, highlighted by its unusual circular form, before the patriarchy suppressed the feminine side over many centuries, eventually reaching a point where women could no longer show themselves outdoors without a veil.

Baghdad Ben made the opposite journey in this life, suppressing his feminine side as a child through overly rational thinking and the belief that success is created through hard work rather than anything else, but gradually realizing that life is a co-created process that requires femininity.

The word Ben can have many meanings, but one of them, especially in Scotland, is ‘high mountain.’

This name captures the perspective Baghdad Ben has reached after decades of suffering from not understanding life from a cosmically correct perspective, meaning from the perspective of a high mountain.

Going forward, Baghdad Ben will continue to create a paradise for himself and his loved ones, with gradually increasing happiness and freedom following each cycle of learning.

13. Connecting with cosmic truth

Ultimately, The Fourth Testament has been written to help people connect with cosmic truth, meaning eternal truth that won’t change even as our level of understanding changes.

Cosmic truth can become more granular as we evolve, but it never replaces the truth that our essence is a Holy Quaternity, describing the four eternal abilities of giving birth to life through Virgin Birth, nurturing life through our feminine essence, experiencing life through feelings and knowing, and advancing life through our masculine essence, embodied in the four seasons of spring, summer, fall, and winter.

These four eternal qualities of who we are were represented in Christian teachings by the Virgin Birth, the Mother Mary, Jesus, and the Father in Heaven for reasons you will soon understand.

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