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kind of attention without discovering their<br />

perplexity. Not knowing how to disguise the<br />

periodic returns of the alleged bird, and fearing<br />

that the truth might shine forth in spite of them,<br />

the decided to change completely the original<br />

text and be delivered of the Ereb which<br />

perturbed them, by saying that the raven being<br />

sent forth returned no more. But in this instance,<br />

everything betrays their pious fraud. The<br />

Samaritan text agrees with the Hebraic text and<br />

makes it unassailable; the Samaritan version and<br />

the Chaldiac Targum say alike that Ereb, given<br />

liberty, takes an alternating movement of going<br />

forth and coming back; finally Saint Jerome,<br />

forced to recognize this truth, can only weaken<br />

the force of the phrase by saying, without<br />

doubting the first verb and changing their<br />

temporal modification of it, 'qui egrediebatur et<br />

revertebatur.'<br />

It must be remembered that to reveal the depth of<br />

this hieroglyphic expression, the Ereb was not<br />

set at liberty, and did not take this periodic<br />

movement until after the release of the nocturnal<br />

light [the moon] referred to in the preceding<br />

verse." [ibid., pp. 229-230.1<br />

V. The Raven of Noah returns not again is: "A<br />

symbol of the lower mind, which goes forth to<br />

the things of the world." [Gaskell, 198 1, p. 6 13 .]<br />

VI. A. Jukes writes: "The dove and the raven are<br />

sent forth, figuring (for they are birds of heaven,<br />

and the heaven is the understanding) certain<br />

powers or emotion of the understanding, both<br />

pure and impure. In the action of these is shown<br />

the working of the good and evil which to the<br />

last remains with us. The raven, finding its food<br />

in carrion, figures these inclinations with feed on<br />

dead things." [Types of Genesis, p.1201<br />

lftl to be hungry, to be famished. Metathesis of<br />

lv and 'Iaft. Note that Resh comes before<br />

Ayin.<br />

7fta consume, kindle, injure; brutish. The<br />

power of Beth (Key 1) through the agency of<br />

Ayin (Key 15) resulting in Resh (Key 19).<br />

to be square, to be stretched out, lie down;<br />

to lie with, mate (of animals), to have connection<br />

with a beast; to commit sodomy; to fructify the<br />

ground. With different pointing: 1. ribeyah: to<br />

do something for the fourth time; to make a<br />

quadrilateral; to water the soil; 2. rubah: to be<br />

square, have four sides; 3. rebah: lying down; a<br />

forth part; one side of a four-sided figure; rain,<br />

fructifying showers; 4. robah: one fourth; fourth<br />

of a kab; 5. raydeh: descendant of the 4th<br />

generation.<br />

Goetia demon #27 by day of the 3rd<br />

decanate of Sagittarius. see Appendix 1 1.<br />

Goetia: "He appears in the from of a monster. He<br />

teaches the art of rhetoric very well, and gives<br />

good servants, knowledge of tongues, and favors<br />

with friends or foes. He is a Marquis and great<br />

earl; and their be under his command 19 Legions<br />

of Spirits." [Mathers, 1995, p. 401<br />

I. 21x13 = 273 = number of 13s on the great seal<br />

of the U.S.<br />

Pq37311 lONB 7 3<br />

the stone which the builders<br />

refused. (Masu is from OW: to despise, reject,<br />

refuse.) A reference to the philosopher's stone.<br />

The principle of human equality, founded upon<br />

the presence of the mystical Christos with the<br />

temple of every personality. The syllables of the<br />

"substitute" of the lost word is concealed in these<br />

3 words. see 108, 142 Latin and Psalm 1 18:22.<br />

lW the Hidden Light. Transmitted from<br />

generation to generation through the mystery<br />

schools. see 203.<br />

V 3 Pl'll Hiram Abiff. the name of the<br />

central figure in the legend of Freemasonry. One<br />

of the three original Master Masons. Haram was<br />

the son of a widow who was of the tribe of<br />

Naphtali (Virgo). In the Egyptian mysteries<br />

Khoor or Horus, the Hawk-headed God, was the<br />

probable derivation of the name Hiram. Note that<br />

Horus, Hiram, Krishna, Christ and C.R. all have<br />

the sound (KHR). see 19, 80,254, 640, 465, 75 1<br />

[Greek], 1378, 833 (Greek).<br />

"Among the manuscripts of Dr. Sigismund<br />

Bacstron, the initiated Rosicrucian, appears the<br />

following extract fiom Von Welling concerning<br />

the true philosophic nature of the Masonic<br />

Chiram: 'The original word am, Chiram, is a<br />

radical word consisting of three consonants<br />

Cheth, Resh and Mem. (1) Cheth, signifies<br />

chamah, the sun's light, i.e. the universal,

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