Gematria - Sepher Sapphires Volume 1.pdf
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TiN behind, after.<br />
72 whelp. In Genesis 49:9: "Judah is a lion's<br />
whelp: from the prey, my son, thou art gone up:<br />
he stooped down, he couched as a lion, and as an<br />
old lion; who shall rouse him up?" Judah is<br />
connected with Leo and with alchemical<br />
digestion. see 30.<br />
'112 to sojourn, dwell; to stir up strife, quarrel; to<br />
gather together (for war); to be afraid, fear, stand<br />
in awe. It is the holy guardian angel or higher<br />
self which stirs up the personality. see Key 14.<br />
;1131 10,000; myriad. This word in the plural<br />
MX1, is used in Deuteronomy 33:17 and is<br />
translated myriads. Refers to the tribe of<br />
Ephraim, son of Joseph. see 33 1, 156, 61 5.<br />
3 scattered, strew. With different pointing:<br />
bizzer, to scatter. In Psalm 68:30: "Rebuke the<br />
company of spearmen, the multitude of the bulls,<br />
with the calves of the people, till every one<br />
submit himself with pieces of silver: scatter thou<br />
the people that delight in war." Ephraim =<br />
Taurus = bull. The moon is exalted in Taurus.<br />
Moon = silver. Spearmen and warriors = Aries.<br />
The alchemical process must be scatted<br />
throughout the microcosm to find the treasure of<br />
understanding. see 7.<br />
way, path; mode, manner, procedure.<br />
"Thou shall separate the earth from the fire, the<br />
subtle form the gross, suavely and with great<br />
ingenuity." [Emerald Tablet] With different<br />
pointing: awrah:. to travel, journey, go though.<br />
R% to lodge, accommodate, entertain a guest.<br />
the indwelling presence with us on the path of<br />
return. see 277, 1769.<br />
~'5~3 Nephilites, distinguished, illustrious<br />
nobel men. Translated "giants" in Genesis 6:4:<br />
"There were [the] giants in the earth in those<br />
days; and also after that, when the sons of God<br />
came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare<br />
children unto them, the me became mighty men<br />
[heroes] which were of old, men of renown."<br />
265<br />
And in Numbers 13:33: "And there we saw the<br />
giants, the sons of Anak, which come of the<br />
giants: and we were in our own sight as<br />
grasshoppers, and so we were in their sight."<br />
Note that in this passage giants is spelled<br />
~ ~ 5 (225) ~ the ~ giants. 3 3 See 225 and 220.<br />
359 the land where the giants (Nephilim). The<br />
land of the Giants is the astral plane. See<br />
Numbers 13:33 and 2 10 and 225.<br />
I. The Zohar I (p.138): "There were sixty on the<br />
earth, corresponding to the number above, as it is<br />
written, "three-score mighty men are about it."<br />
11. The Book of Concealed Mystery [IV:18,<br />
p.1001 says: "They [i.e. the giants] were in the<br />
earth in those days, but no in the following time,<br />
until Joshua came. That is, they are applicable to<br />
the path of the bride [Malkuth, 4961, which is<br />
also called the land of Canaan, were Joshua<br />
found the giants. For the ward ~ '5~5, occurs not<br />
fully: except when it is used in the incident of the<br />
spies. see 2 10.<br />
111. "And the Nephilim (elect among men, noble<br />
illustrious ones) were upon the earth in those<br />
days: and also after than, sons (spiritual<br />
emanations) of Aelohim has come in into<br />
(mingled with) daughters (corporeal faculties) of<br />
Adam (universal man) and they had produced<br />
through them those same Ghoborim (might men,<br />
those famous Hyperboreans) who were of old,<br />
corporeal man (heros) of renown." [d'olivet,<br />
1976, p. 329.1<br />
"P95&73 then-the-Nephilites ... That is to say,<br />
men distinguished from others by their power or<br />
their strength; for the giants ... that the Hellenist<br />
and Saint Jerome have seen here, have existed<br />
only in their imagination, at least if these<br />
translators have understood by this, what the<br />
vulgar ordinarily understands, that is, men of<br />
greater stature than others. If the Hellenists in<br />
other instances, have copied the Samaritan<br />
translation, had given attention to this one, they<br />
would have see that the word by which this<br />
translation renders ~ '5~3 is ... used alike in the<br />
Hebrew P'l32, and which is placed precisely at<br />
the end of the same verse, as synonymous<br />
epithet; for this word is nearer than one imagines<br />
to the epithet which the Yn~ppopsot bear: those<br />
famous Hyperboreans, whose origin has so<br />
troubled the savants.