In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be follow — Compton Gage
In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be follow — Compton Gage
In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be follow — Compton Gage
In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be follow — Compton Gage
In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be follow — Compton Gage
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In the new faith, there is only one commandment. It is this commandment, and this commandment alone, that must be followed to end the times of suffering, which are soon to come. FORSAKE USURY.

— Compton Gage
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