Section 14

Before the crucifixion of Jesus, the seed, fish, there were twelve Disciples or workers and Jesus was the thir- teenth. After the crucifixion, which means to increase in power, (note the increase in power of the electric current when the wires are crossed), Paul was added to the twelve Apostles. Paul is made to say: "I was born out of time."
The meaning of Paul is small or the "still small voice," as P is from the Hebrew letter Pe, to speak, or the mouth. S is from the 21st letter of the Hebrew alphabet, Schin, meaning falling short of completeness as there are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. So the allegory makes the allegorical character Saul before conversion, or re- generation, and Paul, the preacher, after the transmuta- tion.
There are no dates to the so-called Epistles of Paul. Neither are there dates to any of the writings — scrip- tures— gathered by the Council of Nicara under the Pa- gan Emperor, Constantine. No one knows when they were written.
THE UNITED STATES AND THIRTEEN
The thirteenth degree of the Zodiacal Sign Cancer was rising July 4th, 1776, when the Declaration of Independ- ence was signed. Cancer represents the breast and is therefore the mother sign, or woman. M is from Mem, the thirteen letter of the Hebrew alphabet, and means woman. The United States plays the part of mother to all peoples and gathers them under her protecting care. We commenced our individuality as a nation with thirteen states.
In 1782 the obverse side of the United States Seal was made and contained thirteen stars, thirteen stripes, and an eagle with a quiver containing thirteen arrowheads in one talon and an olive branch with thirteen leaves in the other. And the motto UE pluribus unum" contains thir- teen letters. [ 133 ]
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About this time, 1782, an unknown man appeared in Philadelphia and offered the drawing of a seal (see cut) which he suggested be added as the reverse side. This man declared that the seal would be adopted in the Year 1921, the digits of which equal thirteen, and that the eagle would no more be used.
Strange to say the stranger's seal was adopted, but has not come into prominence until within the past three or four years.
The reverse side of the United States Seal shows part of the pyramid of Egypt, the base of which covers thir- teen acres.
There are thirteen steps or terraces. The motto over the pyramid, "Annuit Cceptis," contains thirteen letters and is Latin for "Prosper us in our undertaking."
Our solar system has passed out of the water sign Pisces, and thus occurred the "end of the world" — thir- teen letters.
So our great fleet of planets and flag ship Sun is now in the air or spiritual sign Aquarius.
In the allegory of the suns or sons of Jacob (see Gene- sis 29), the fifth son born was Dan, a judge, thus Daniel — "Judge appointed by God," as El is face of God in Hebrew.
The first son or sun was Reuben or Libra, the loins, therefore the fifth would be the legs, or Aquarius, sign of man, where the solar system is now and where it will remain for over 2000 years.
Day means an indefinite period of time — thus we say Napoleon's day or Lincoln's day. Therefore, it is plain to be seen that we are now in the "Day of Judgment," thirteen letters.
Woodrow Wilson — 13 letters. He landed in France, both trips to Europe, on the 13th. American soldiers crossed the Rhine the 13th. Gen. Pershing was born on the 13th.
The League of Nations is printed on thirteen pages.
Every 4th year there are 13 moons.
Every year there are 12 moons and a fraction, thus leap year — 1920, two new moons, July 1st and 30th.
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THE word Dan, in Hebrew, means a judge. Dan iel, judgment or God's judge. El or iel, in Hebrew, represents the supreme ruler or God. God and good are synonymous, i.e. Daniel — good judgment or wisdom.
The word Darius, traced to its root, simply means an office, same as Presidency, and whoever fills the office is for the time called Darius.
Medes is from media, the middle, and is represented in the body by solar plexus.
Persia, the East, Persians, people of the East.
In scripture allegories East always means the back; West, the front; North — up, or the head; South, down — the feet.
There is a wide difference between the original meaning of a word and the multiple applications of a word. For instance, lamb, dove, hog, wolf, eagle and names of all birds and animals represent ideas or principles that have been applied to different species of animal forms on the hypothesis that these names fitted some peculiar trait or habit of the animal or reptile to which they gave the appellation.
Lion means strength and is used to designate the "King of beasts" or animals. The part of the human body be- low the solar plexus is referred to in the Scriptures (physiological writings) as Kingdom of Earth, hades, lower Egypt and the seat of sex desire (Pharaoh) or the animal passions, appetites, etc.
Ani : breath or soul.
Mai : bad, or imperfect, hence malformation, malnutri- tion, bad breath or soul (unregenerated substance), or the Animal man.
The "Lion's Den" is used in the fable to typify the ani- mal functions that were regenerated by wisdom or good judgment — Daniel.
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The following definitions will assist the reader to more fully realize the esoteric meaning of words in scripture :
DANIEL — Judgment.
BELSHAZZAR — Bel, Belial or Be-elzebub, has formed a king.
BELTS HAZZAR — A maintainer or Prince. (This title was given to Daniel after his regeneration as shown by the letter T from Tav, the 22nd letter of the Hebrew alphabet meaning cross, where the redeemer (seed) is crucified. "There is no name under heaven whereby ye may be saved except Jesus, the seed, Christ-ed and cruci- fied."
NEBUCHADNEZZAR — From Nebo — understanding. A protector against misfortune.
ELAM — Unlimited duration.
A-BEDNEGO — Servant of Nego, i.e., understanding.
MESHACH — Guests of Sha, the Son-god.
SHADRACH — Royal or rejoicing in the way.
(Thus it is made clear why Shadrach, Meshach and A-bednego were not consumed in the fiery furnace. They are principles, eternal verities that are not affected by physical expressions and can, therefore, complete the ini- tiation of the Ego.)
In the 8th chapter of Daniel, verses 1 and 2, we find the words "Shushan the palace which is in the province (or country) of Elam; and I was by the river Ulai."
ELAM — Eternity.
SHUSHAN — From Susanna, a lily (known as the Capi- tol of Elam), real meaning, the product of divine mind.
ULAI — From Hebrew Pehlvi, meaning pure water.
Daniel was "By the river Ulai." Ulai here refers to the spinal cord. The marrow, or oil, in this channel is pure crystal in color.
"And he showed me a river of water of life, bright as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and the Lamb, in the midst of the street thereof. And on this side of the river and on that was the Tree of Life bearing twelve manner of fruits yielding its fruit every month; and the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations."
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Month is from Moon (Moonth) and there are twelve and one-third moons in the Solar year.
Leaves are effects of a tree.
The monthly seed (fruit) when saved, not "eaten," heals disease and sin.
"Moses lifted up the serpent in the wilderness," the body.
Moses, the first born, the seed, desired to regenerate the blood and lead it to the promised land, thus he lifted up the animal forces, sex desire, here symboled as the ser- pent (see the temptation of Adam and Eve) ... So shall the "Son, or Seed, of Man be lifted up," etc., etc. — that is put on the cross in order to reach the pineal gland.
"If I be lifted up, I will draw all men unto me." I will draw all other seed unto me. Study the etymology of "men." Also read "The tree in the midst of the garden bore fruit every month and its leaves were healing."
The Commandment to not eat of the fruit of this tree was not (is not) heeded by the race and death is the re- sult.
The serpent said "Eat, thou shalt not die," but sex desire was a liar from the beginning.
A noted Professor of Greek in one of our universities says that the translation of many New Testament texts from Greek are radically wrong. For instance, "He that saveth his life shall lose it, and he that loseth his life, for my sake, shall find it," should read: "He that saveth his seed — life — shall loosen it (set it free), and he that loosens it, shall find it," which means that this "Bread cast upon the waters" shall redeem him. Galilee means a circle of water — the fluids of the body.
Jesus walking on the water is a symbol of the seed, or fish, on its journey. Peter, from petra (stone) is a sym- bol of physical or material thought which was rescued by the fish, Savior.
The Optic Thalamus, or light in the room, is called "The Lamb of God that taketh away the sins of the world." The Hebrew letters Lamed, Aleph, Mem and Beth form the word Lamb, meaning innocence or purity.
Sin is from the Hebrew letter Schin, meaning to fall short of knowledge. Sin does not mean wrong or crime,
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but one may commit a crime and do wrong through lack of knowledge. Paul said: UI die daily" ... I am the chief of sinners." Revelation: "And the lamp thereof is the Lamb." The word "Lamb" ends with B, which means a house or body of some kind. Now, the optic or central single eye is a body, like the outer eye ball, therefore, a beth. This is called lamb by the ancient poet.
Lamp ending with P, which means speech or sending forth or radiating, is from Pe, the 17th letter of the He- brew alphabet, and was used to express light or knowl- edge emanating or going forth from this eye or "Lamb of God."
"As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he."
The cerebellum is heart-shaped, and in the Greek is known as the heart. The organ that divides blood was called the "Dividing Pump." The seat of thought is the Cerebellum. Our thoughts shape our lives. If we think continually below the solar plexus in the Kingdom of Earth; if we dwell in thoughts of material pleasures, we become animal and materialistic. If we really desire the Kingdom of Heaven, we must think of the process that will enable us to realize it.
When Jesus was born, they put him in "swaddling clothes." Now the psychic germ (fish) is composed of the concentrated essence of life and is covered by a gos- samer capsule for protection. If this swaddling cloth is broken, the "precious ointment" is lost, i.e. it disinte- grates and corrupts the blood.
In order to save this germ of life, man must remember that as a man thinketh, so is he. While men must abstain entirely from sexual contact, he must also realize that "He who looketh on a woman to lust after her, hath com- mitted adultery with her in his heart."
By constant prayer do we attain the Kingdom, for Jesus said "With man it is impossible; but with God all things are possible."
Envy, hatred, ambition, covetousness, will destroy the
capsule that contains the seed and thus corrupt the blood,
as surely as sexual contact. Alcohol in all its deceptive
forms is the arch foe to this life-seed and seeks by every
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means known to the enemy of man to destroy it. uNo drunkard shall inherit the Kingdom of Heaven" because alcohol destroys the redeeming substance that enables man to understand or think in his heart the thoughts of the Spirit. Alcohol cuts the capsule that holds the Esse born every month in Bethlehem. Alcohol eats the fruit of the tree of life.
Gluttony is another enemy to regeneration. All excess of food, all that is not burnt up in the furnace — the stom- ach and intestinal tract, all that is not properly digested, ferments and produces acid which develops alcohol.
Auto-intoxication is common among those who overeat. Most everyone overeats.
The furnace, stomach and digestive tract becomes a distillery when the surplus food ferments, and thus be- comes Babylon, the home of unclean birds and beasts which pander to carnal mind. Here we have the reason why sickness was considered Sin by the ancients. "To heal the sick and cast out devils" is the mission of the seed. "He that is born of God cannot sin, or be sick, for his seed remaineth in him." "The blood of Christ clean- seth from all sin," therefore from all disease. Here is the physiological explanation: When the Christed sub- stance, the ointment from the river of Jordan, the oil in the spinal cord, reaches the pineal gland, it vibrates to a rate that causes new blood — the new wine. This is the blood of Christ that heals all infirmities. Unless so- called Christians repent of their sins, the doom of the church is at hand, "Mene, mene teckel upharsin" is writ- ten on the wall.
Here are the words that define a Christian: "These signs shall follow those who believe ; they shall lay hands on the sick and they shall recover. They shall cast out devils and raise the dead. All the things that I do, ye shall do and greater things shall ye do."
If there be one Christian on earth today, let him stand forth and prove himself worthy. "He that overcometh, I will give to eat of the fruit of the tree of life." To overcome a habit is to cease to do it. When the earthly man is controlled by the spiritual man — the Lord God — he ceases to eat of the fruit, that is, waste it. This fruit
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is then carried up to the brain and "Eaten in the Father's Kingdom." "And the last enemy to be overcome is death." We overcome death by ceasing to die, and in no other way. "He that believeth in me, shall not perish." Those who die are sinners, and therefore are not Chris- tians, for Christ Jesus was (is) without sin. "The wages of Sin is death." Repent, forsake evil, take up thy Cross, call upon the Lord and He will abundantly pardon. "And the ransomed of the Lord shall return and come to Zion." When the sexual functions are used for the propagation of human bodies, there is no condemnation or sin. Moth- erhood is holy, pure, divine. But motherhood forced is crime. Unwilling motherhood has created the spirit of war and murder and well-nigh destroyed the race. Sexual union for pleasure alone is the broad road that leads to death. "And there shall be no more Curse" — Revela- tion. The word "Curse" has no reference to an oath. Curse means friction, to grind. The statement "Then Peter began to curse and swear" . . . And immedi- ately the cock crew," when understood physiologically, fully explains the meaning of curse. Sexual commerce for the birth of children where the parents sacrifice them- selves for their offspring's sake, or total abstinence, is written with a pen of flame on all the pages of ancient Scriptures and modern biology.
"And I saw a woman clothed with the Sun, having the Moon under her feet and twelve stars upon her head." The Sun is the Seed, the "Son of Man," the product of her own body, saved and lifted up. The Moon refers to the generative life. Twelve stars are the twelve func- tions, typified by twelve zodiacal signs, which she has mas- tered through physical regeneration.
"When thou prayest, enter into thy closet and pray to thy Father in secret, and he shall reward thee openly."
The word Secret is derived from Secretions. The upper brain, the Cerebrum, contains the secretions, gray matter, creative or that which creates, builds and supplies all the life force of the human temple, — Soul of Man's (Solomon's temple). Hence God, the Creator, dwells in you. The cerebellum is his throne. Prayer or desires expressed by man in the cerebellum for righteousness is
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answered in the cerebrum. Thus by prayer to God within, and in no other way, can man overcome the ad- versary or the ucarnal mind which is at enmity to God." All so-called sex reform that tolerates union of sexes, may be answered by : "There is a way that Seemeth right to man, The end of which is death."
"In my Kingdom there is no marrying nor giving in marriage, But they are as the Angels in Heaven."
No page of the wonders of the human body — the tem- ple of the living God — is more divinely scientific than the parable that follows :
"The foolish man built his house on the sand And the rain washed it away." "The wise man built his house on a rock And it stood the storms, for it was builded upon a rock."
The Bible is a compilation of astronomical, physiolog- ical and anatomical symbols, allegories and parables.
In the technical terms of modern chemistry and physi- ology the above text is explained as follows: Sand and cement form rock or stone. Sand alone, without some medium — cement — is unstable, simply "shifting sand."