The Book of Ahkuh Wihnayihm.

[SPOKEN — DO NOT SING] Today we continue through the Nemenhah Sacred Records... with The Book of Ahkuh Wihnayihm. His father had witnessed the fall of Mayntinah. Now the son faced another question: How do you rebuild Zion after everything has fallen apart? Ahkuh Wihnayihm begins by remembering his father. When his father died, the people gathered. They honored his life. They sang. They remembered his service... and preserved his memory for their children. But remembering the past was not enough. The Nemenhah had become scattered. Villages were separated. Families were distant. So the people began rebuilding... not another great empire... but a community. Traveling Pehli were sent among the settlements. Their first responsibility was simple: Listen. They visited the people. They learned their needs. Then they returned and reported what they had discovered. A General Council gathered. The people counseled together. Teachers and ministers were sent among the settlements. Libraries were established to preserve their records. Trade and communication were restored. And the people remembered the lessons of fallen Mayntinah. They would not measure Zion by the size of its cities. They would seek smaller communities... where families could know one another... care for the land... and live in peace. Leadership was not meant to dominate. A Pehli was called to serve... to teach... to listen... and to point the people toward the Peacemaker. And the records mattered. Because when a people forget their history... they can repeat the mistakes that destroyed their fathers. So they preserved the stories. The covenants. The warnings. And the words of the Peacemaker. Ahkuh Wihnayihm also looked toward the future. He warned that another collapse could come... if people abandoned the Law of Peace. But he also saw hope. A remnant would remain. The records would survive. And the Way would continue. That may be the great message of this book. When Zion falls... do not rebuild the pride that destroyed it. Rebuild the relationships. Rebuild service. Rebuild stewardship. Rebuild memory. Rebuild peace. And above all... rebuild upon the Peacemaker. Because Zion is not made great by towers... or wealth... or power. Zion begins when ordinary people... listen to Christ... serve one another... and walk His Way together. [SING — SHORT REFRAIN] Rebuild the Way... Walk in His peace... Follow the Peacemaker... And let Zion increase. [END IMMEDIATELY]