Testament of Ginn 10:17
Miri accepted Smith's request to adopt it as their own, since it was similar in age to their own first born, Manguino.
When Smith returned to Pomperaque, Jessuum Benitar once again came down from the mountain and revealed to Smith who the child really was.
Since the foundling was from the same line as Smith, Smith regarded it as a son, as equal to that which had come from his own flesh.
At his deathbed, Smith gave his blessings and the land to both of his sons to rule.
A promise was made by both sons, to rule the land with a strong hand and a kind heart, and they received Smith's blessings of material and spiritual power.
The birthright and the sceptre continued with the BLUE.
"… and it came to pass, that in a time,
one was chosen as the one favourite to live
with love, whilst the other died; and in the
eyes of God"
PILLARS 93: A 11