Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf

who fight for a just cause. Person born: loves
things military; distinguished himself for his
activity, bravery and his grander of soul, and
supports those with much courage. see 130, 690,
965.
Angel of 3rd quinance [I I E- I 5E] of Taurus;
angel by day of the 6 of Pentacles (Tiphareth of
Assiah). This represents the sphere of the sun or
central Ego, in the material world of action. The
6 of Pentacles is astrologically associated with
the 2nd decanate of Taurus, ruled by Mercury.
When well dignified, the influence of this angel
can indicate practically and determination,
discretion and diplomacy; gain by letters,
writing, travel, speaking, teaching, commissions
and through advertising, study, books, and all
things ruled by Mercury. When ill-dignified, it
can mean loss through the same things. see 145
& Appendix 1 0.
Ppfl "God who erected the universe." 16'~ Shem
ha-Mephorash, short form. see 160 & Appendix
10.
af Blossom; flower. In Isaiah 18:5: "For
before the harvest, when the bud has perished
and the grapes is ripening in the flower, he shall
both cut off the lean shoots with pruning hooks
and take away and shake off the branches." And
in [Job 15:33] "He shall shake off his unripe
grapes, as the vine, and shall cast off his flowers
as the olive tree."
Summon Bonium (Lt). highest good "Above all
things you must let it be your first object to
[disJsolve this substance (or first entity, which
the sages have also called the highest natural
good). Then it must be purged of its watery and
earthy nature (for at first it appears an earthy,
heavy, thick, slimy and misty body), and all that
is thick, nebulous, opaque, and dark in it must be
removed, that thus, by a final sublimation, the
heart and inner soul contained it may be
separated and reduced to a precious essence."
[Waite, 1974, vol. 1, p. 801
filius Dei roseae. Son of God + Rosy. Christ,
(f 2) the son, and also the rose at the center of the
cross. see 88, 57 (Lt).
Appaap. Abram (Gr). Abraham, the father of
Israel. In Hebrews 11 :8: "In faith Abraham was
obedient, he being called to go forth into the
place which he was in future to receive an
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inheritance; and he went forth, not knowing
where he was going." see 248.
770 end, close, to limit, to perish. In the
Chaldee (Aramaic) signifies "to be fulfilled."
These nouns are derived from a verb meaning to
erase, or to perish. Thus the strict meaning of
Ain Suph is "not perishable," or "never ending."
Nl2,7 N31 the First Gate [K.D.L.C.K. p.1841.
The primary activity which begins the creative
process is the establishment of the field of
apparent limitation. The entrance of the
No-Thing into the Something is through the
fixation of a field in which to manifest itself.
Relates to the meanings of Key 1.
D ~ V something hidden; time immemorial;
antiquity, hidden times (the past); eternity; the
world. The true nature of this field is a mystery,
but one which is somehow related to our
conceptions of time and duration. The field is
the field of eternity, and this eternal arena of the
Life-power's self-expression is the true "world."
Signifies primarily, hidden times, time long past;
but has the same meanings as the Greek word
Aeon, the Latin Mundus, and the English
"world." Here it is the "universe", which better
indicates the whole cycle of manifestation as a
space-time continuum. With different pointing:
means long duration; futurity, forever, always,
continuous everlasting; the here and now. In
Genesis 9: 12: "And God said to Noah, this is the
sign of the covenant which I make between me
and you and every living creature that is with
you, for perpetual (olahm) generations." In
Ecclesiastes 3: 1 1: "He has made everything
beautiful in its time; he has also made the world
dear to man's heart, so that no man can find out
the works which the Lord has done from the
beginning to the end." Translated "of old" in
Deuteronomy 32:7 and everlasting to everlasting
in Psalm 90:2. see 207, 706, 536, 1192, 632, 861
(Greek), 1577.
70r Joseph. As spelled in Deuteronomy 33: 17
'Of 8'?l' the miraculous or marvelous. In
Exodus 17: 15: "(And Moses built an altar and he
called its name) l HVH the