The Oracle
In Oracles the men of old
Thought purposes of gods foretold;
The poison vapors from a cave
Or sacred rustling laurels gave
A sign, while priest or priestess read
In Cryptic phrases o'er the dead
Sacrifices, which were slain
To seek what courses gods ordain
Like Oracles of old, we find In books some mystery divine,
No sacrifice of fowl or beasts,
No chants ambiguous of priests.
But in each printed page revealed
More truth than Delphi e'er concealed.
Go booklet in Omega's name
And chronicle Omega's fame.
by Walter H. Mazyck
The History of The Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, 1911-1939, p.105.
This poem is clear proof that these men and women way back then had knowledge of the demonic realm. They understood what mythology was and what it meant. These were well educated people without the internet. But Omega, with a preacher as a founder, should have openly rebuked this poem, and given it The Oracle a godly mandate to GO in JESUS' name and CHRONICLE Christianity's fame (i.e. works done to the GLORY of GOD). But this poem and its acceptance, is of no surprise for its compromise. It has been going on since the inception of GLO's.