Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf

PaC 1X red stone; stone of Adam. see 53,45.
0'1272 The planets or wanderers. Esoterically
connected with the 3 higher octave planets,
Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto. Connected with
"volatile" in some alchemical symbolism. see 48,
343.
137MB short form of P923?l 7OW masu ha-
bonim, (the stone) "which the builders refused."
Literally: what! the builders.
means, instructed, taught.
Paul Case: Maboin is the nearest approach I
have been able to discover in the Hebrew
dictionary to the word, which in a certain
initiation is said to be the substitute for another
greater word which has been lost. Now we know
that the lost word is ?IT!', for is regained in a
certain higher grade. This word is the Key to
most of the mysteries, and its value is 26 ... In
Maboin, taking the Nun as 50, the sum of the
letters values is 98 which reduces to 8. Thus by
reduction, the word corresponds to mfa (398),
forgetting, or making forget. )?'lV (386), Jeshua -
God the Savior; (296), Zur, God, a rock;
NW777D (593), purusha, the I Am or onlooker;
P+N m;l (98), He is the Elohim [PFC
Notebook, from day to day, Page 1 October 20
19141.
3l arrow; lighting; punishment; wound. In
Lamentations 3:12: "He drew his bow, and set
me a mark for the arrow." Also in Habakkuk
3:11: "Sun and Moon stood still in the heavens
as the glint of your flying arrows, at the lighting
of your flashing spear." And in [Job 34:6]
"Although I am right, I am considered a liar,
although I am guiltless; his arrow inflicts an
incurable wound." See also Ezekiel 5: 16.
"Every idea of division, scission, gash, cut that
which act from the exterior, as the adverbial
relation r?fl expresses outside. The Arabic
signifies to stimulate; and to keep stirring, to
agitate. #'I that which divides by making
irruption, passing without from within: an arrow,
an obstacle; a stone coming from the sling; an
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me, a dart: a division of troops; a quarrel, etc.
[d701ivet, 1976, p. 354.1
pqv. mehn (Gr). a month.
HEAVE. Helene (Gr). Helen.
nequaquam (Lt). no-where. refers to the
Rosicrucian saying "Nequaqam Vacuum,"
Nowhere a vacuum. a negative expression of the
truth that all space is filled with the divine
presence, which is no-thing in itself. see 6 I, 170,
72 Latin.