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the origin of these words which, coming from<br />

the same root appears so different in<br />

signification: IlN being and In wine, of which<br />

the Greek analogous offer the same<br />

phenomenon: ov being, and otvoo, wine.<br />

... it is by an almost inevitable consequence of<br />

this double sense attached to the word In, that<br />

the cosmogonic personage called Atovuooq<br />

Dionysus, by the Greek, has finally designated<br />

for the vulgar, only the god of wine, after having<br />

been the emblem of spiritual light; and that the<br />

same word which we use has become such, only<br />

as a result of the same degradation of the sense<br />

which was attached to it, a degradation always<br />

coincident with the hardening of the mother<br />

vowel: for, from the word r, is formed the<br />

Teutoic wein, the Latin vinum, and the French<br />

vin." [d701ivet, 1976, pp. 264-265.1<br />

111. "Noah transmutes downward his "Eesh"<br />

[ttnN, 31 11 quality of fire by becoming Eesh<br />

(husband) to Adamah v, 501 (the earth).<br />

The earth reproduces this fire as wine (the wine<br />

as symbol expressed that fact, as the Qabalah<br />

well knows).<br />

Genesis 9:21. The strange fruit of the nuptials<br />

between Eesh (as man-fire) and Adamah is Yeen<br />

[In] a doble existance in the number 700. [Final<br />

Nun, 1 = 7001 ... This Yeen is a sort of tornado in<br />

which anything can happen. The English word<br />

wine is the Hebrew word scarcely modified, so<br />

also is the Latin (incidentally, it is not generally<br />

realized how may of our words derive from, or<br />

are, the Hebrew ones).<br />

This verse exemplifies the fact that the symbols<br />

of blood and wine belong to the same category.<br />

Having drunk, Noah-as is expected if his name<br />

n3, is understood-loses his Adamaic quality and<br />

sinks unto an unevolved state. The relationship<br />

between him and Adamah is all to Adamah's<br />

advantage. Noah's consciousness now lapses into<br />

the unconsciousness of undifferentiated cosmic<br />

life and uncovers the true significance of this<br />

Noah whose numbers reveal that he is a life not<br />

yet entered into the process of evolution (he falls<br />

asleep with his genitals uncovered)." [Suraes,<br />

1992, p. 147.1<br />

5.5 night (literally, a twist away from light). A<br />

variant of 35.5 (75). Said in Genesis to be<br />

God's own name for 21Vn khoshek, darkness. The<br />

symbolism of Key 15, which corresponds to<br />

Ayin and 70, is a representation of darkness. It is<br />

a picture of the dark night of the soul, and of the<br />

adversity.<br />

5 howling. Deuteronomy 32:lO: In a desert<br />

land he found him, in a barren and howling<br />

waste.<br />

717N Lord (i.e. worshiper) of Jah. In 1 Kings<br />

15: Now Adonijah, whose mother was Haggith,<br />

put himself forward and said, "I will be king" ...<br />

Jah is a divine name attributed to Chokmah. see<br />

15,26,73,65.<br />

'372 Nahbi. occult. Numbers 13.14: from the<br />

Tribe of Naphtali, Nahbi the son of Vophsi<br />

(DOBY, meaning Additional).<br />

2 42nd name of Shem ha-Mephorash, short<br />

form. see 550, 101 & Appendix 10.<br />

213tJ'l 272 Gog ve-Magog. A name given to a<br />

race or people inhabiting some part of the<br />

northern region. Gog is used in 1 Chronicles<br />

5:4; Magog appears in Genesis 10:2. The names<br />

"Gog and Magog", only appear together in the<br />

Greek of the apocalypse of John, where they are<br />

used as symbolic terms for the world as hostile<br />

to God's people and kingdom. In [Revelations<br />

20:8] "And [the Adversary] will go forth to<br />

deceive those nations which are in the four<br />

corners of the earth, Gog and Magog, to<br />

assemble them together for war; whose number<br />

is as the sand of the sea."<br />

I. D'Olivet renders Magog as "elasticity", or<br />

"elastic stretching power." "The root of<br />

which expresses a movement being opposed to<br />

itself, indicates in the word 212 an extension<br />

continued, elastic, pushed to its utmost limits.<br />

This word governed by the sign of exterior<br />

action B, characterizes that faculty of matter, by<br />

which it is extended and lengthened, without<br />

there being any solution of continuity."<br />

[d'olivet, 1976, pp. 273-274.1

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