The Cosmic Drama of Yahweh

About the book

Before human history, before even life on Earth, a co-creating deity brings into being a universe marked by a profound flaw. Unable to complete his own work fully, Yahweh becomes a prisoner of the creation he generated and the suffering that spread within it.

Around him rises a complex hierarchy of clone-angels, obedient, rebellious and partially awakened beings caught in a system dominated by fear, imposition and the need for control. Among them appears Sophia, the Personification of Wisdom, whose actions seek to contain the effects of the creator’s instability and open a path of repair for all beings connected to his universe.

Through divine conflicts, rebellions, spiritual decline and sacrifices intended to restore an incomplete creation, The Cosmic Drama of Yahweh presents a disturbing vision of the universe’s origin and the figure humanity learned to recognise as God.

The first book in the Dramas of Yahweh trilogy, this work begins a narrative of creation, downfall, suffering and cosmic redemption, in which the creator’s destiny remains inseparable from the evolution of the creatures born of his own work.