Another _Canon_ is, that Christ is the very God (Jah), and that the Holy Ghost is also the very God. And to deny this _Canon_ is to go to Hell! Nor does it at all matter that one has never heard of this, nor that he could have never heard. The whole race of man before Christ was born, to this very hour, are either burning, and will surely burn, in everlasting fires of Hell, unless they have _believed_ in this Canon! And Jah contrived that all this should be exactly so; though he did also plan from all time that his Son, Christ, should go down to the world and get himself put _to death_; and thus the great Jah, appeased by the sight of his Son _dying on a cross_, should be so far softened that some would escape Hell! Only a very few; because no one could escape unless he knew, and believed, and accepted, and _was born_ into the very blood of this son! A mystery so incomprehensible, that Christians do not pretend to solve it, and are always trembling for fear that they may not have been _born again_! How, under these circumstances, as Jah cruelly neglected to let the _Heathen_ know that they could be saved--(indeed, they suspect no danger)--the good-hearted devotees of the Barbarians employ Bonzes to go over the great Seas to the _Heathen_, to carry them the _glad tidings_! These delegates from the Barbarians are called _Missionaries_, and the Temples and devotees are full of prayers and invocations for the Salvation of the Heathen! by which is meant the worship of the Barbarians duly adopted in our Central Kingdom, and in other regions of the wide world not under the sway of these Idolaters! But our Flowery Kingdom, from so long ago as dynasty _Whey-Song_, has known of these missionaries; and we know of some now amongst us. They are harmless enough, and quite fully understand how to adapt themselves to circumstances, and draw the money necessary to their support. The Bonzes of the Roman Sect are the wisest, and care for nothing very idolatrous; if a _convert_ will go so far as to be baptised [Wa-shti] they are quite content. They seek to be useful, and keep the obnoxious features of the Superstition out of sight. There are also some Jews in our Central Kingdom. They have been known in some provinces from a time long before the supposed birth of Christ.