Once upon a time, in a world full of people, there lived a man named Elijah. Elijah was a wise man who lived a simple life, but he had a great passion for knowledge and understanding. He wanted to know everything there was to know about the world and the beings that lived in it.
One day, Elijah decided to embark on a journey to find the answer to the ultimate question: who or what created the world and all the beings in it? He traveled far and wide, asking everyone he met about their beliefs and theories. But no one could give him a satisfactory answer.
Frustrated and tired, Elijah decided to take a break and rest by a river. As he sat by the river, he closed his eyes and prayed for guidance. Suddenly, he heard a voice that spoke to him from above. It was the voice of a god.
The god told Elijah that the world and all the beings in it were created by him, and that he was the ultimate source of all knowledge and understanding. Elijah was stunned and overjoyed. He had finally found the answer to the ultimate question.
The god also told Elijah that he was chosen to be the messenger of his message to the world. Elijah was honored and scared at the same time. He asked the god how he would be able to fulfill this great responsibility.
The god told Elijah that he would be given the power to perform miracles, and that the people of the world would listen to his message and believe in him. And so, Elijah set out on his new mission, spreading the message of the god and performing miracles wherever he went.
People from far and wide came to see Elijah and hear his message. They were amazed by his wisdom and his miracles, and many of them converted to the god's religion. Elijah continued to spread the message of the god for many years, and his influence and impact on the world lasted for generations.
In the end, Elijah was remembered as a great prophet and a messenger of the god, and his message lived on for centuries to come. And the people of the world learned that there is a higher power that created everything and that they should believe in it and live their lives accordingly