I always thought this work on DeviantArt was just... okay.   But these are impressive, especially the Golgotterath wall.

To your point on what damns and saves. We know through Koringhus and even Kellhus in TUC, what is Holy. Its textual evidence. I have linked quotes multiple times across many threads on this forum. Ignorance, and innocence are the most Holy attributes on Earwa. Its why Sërwe is a cipher for the series, her ignorance and innocence. Its why Esme is saved, as per Kellhus, he kept her ignorant to many things to protect and save her. Ignorance and innocence is what is Holy and that is textual fact. I can quote a 100 quotes to back this up. But, a close reading of the book provides these answers..and I've quoted it more than enough times prior to TUC. And, Kellhus confirms this to Esme in Chapter 1. So we know.

And yet Kellhus tells us Serwe burns in Hell.  You're using Kellhus as direct evidence for ignorance-as-holy, yet ignoring him on another.

Jurble, what I find ironic is the example I use is Moe. Lol. What happened to Moe? He was salted, dead, dead as dead. Yet, we plumbed the text for any evidence real or contrived to find that Moe was still "alive". Well, well, well, his son, Anasurimbor Kellhus was salted also and here we are plumbing the texts to see where our Holy Prophet is. So, to say with conviction that Mimara's son IS in fact Kellhus I find it laughable at first. Then intrigued. Then, I ask, "Is this Moe all over again?".

I was always on the Moe-is-dead camp.  There were no textual bases for his survival.   Kellhus, however, has some a fair degree of textual evidence that indicates he had contingencies planned for his death (he told Proyas he knew he was likely to fail, he instigated the journey of Akka and Mimara for some unknown purpose).  Moreover his behavior aside from that indicates something was up.  He retrieves Esme and Kelmomas after Dagliash - the moment he confirmed the Dunyain ruled the Consult - he goads Esmenet into releasing Kelmomas.  Even Malowebi's head's likely purpose was to act as his third eye - to see Kelmomas.

Using the university card, a classic.
On topic: So if the Gods were hunting Ajokli to prevent him from bringing aeons of suffering on Eärwa, then I guess it really was true that the Gods were blind to the No-God. So maybe the Judging Eye is a sort of emissary sent by the Gods to reveal Ajokli?

The Judging Eye is from The God not the Gods.  The Judging Eye can see the No-God, the Gods cannot.  God can see the No-God because the God is by definition all-seeing.    Moreover, the nature of Divine Will in its true sense, rather than that of the creatures called the Gods, is that everything occurs precisely according to divine will.   The Judging Eye, being from God, isn't meant to reveal Ajokli - precisely because it doesn't reveal Ajokli.  God's purpose is indistinguishable from what happens in the world.  So, instead, the purpose of the Judging Eye is what we have seen it do.  From the moment Mimara woke it, and saw everything she has seen with it, that has been its purpose, and everything she saw with it, she was Intended to see with it.

The Baby is Kellhus and a true Prophet -as Kellhus has always been.  From the first moment he felt inexplicable rage at Serwe being raped by Cnaiur, he was a prophet.  That rage he felt was the God's.    He realized his own prophethood in TTT, but eventually decided he was mad and "The God does not care."  Yet, the mere fact of Mimara possessing the Judging Eye demonstrates that The God does care... or at least take an interest.

The God, by the way, is Bakker himself and always has been.   Thus we can reconcile the immanent tradition of the Inrithi with the transcendental of the Fanim.  The Gods (and all of Creation) are part of God (God is Immanent) because they are composed of Bakker's own thoughts, his thoughts being a material portion of himself.  The God is yet transcendental because Bakker exists apart as entity from his Creation despite it being composed of him.

Moreover, Mimara is an anagram for Mariam, the Aramaic and Arabic name for Mary.  I asked Scott about this on his blog a year ago, and he replied he wasn't sure if it was intentional - but he did not deny the Marian parallels between Mimara and Mary. 

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Humans (and Nonmen) are the 'spirits' and Ciphrang are the flesh-and-blood people!

The Nonmen who warned Seswatha had to have been made aware that the No-God's summoning was imminent somehow, right?  Perhaps that information was leaked by someone like Mekeritig in order to supply Golgotterath with the captives that appear necessary for the No-God?