Hhlgo Xyb XA Xvjml Hrvx Rpfm Hvja Va Bxkm. a Writing or Declaration from the Law Book, to Obliterate the House of the Revolver, or Solar System (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1821. Excerpt: ... Moses pronounced it to be the singing and the joy of Mastery. They had erected a system of the heavens, in opposition to the Lord; the offence was a Gelgel; and by a little attention to the relations of Scripture concerning it, we shall perceive that when Judah and Jerusalem were delivered up unto Egypt and Babylon, it was not that Egypt and Babylon were innocent of the transgression, .--their Zodiac, and their Osiris testified against them, --but they were instruments in the hand of the Lord as a scourge unto others, on account of that very abomination which they themselves were in the midst of, and for which crime they also in turn were doomed to receive the wrath of perpetual desolations.1 Egypt and Babylon, through 1 Egypt's solar system, independent of their Zodiac, may be said to be comprised in the insignia of the figure delineated on plate the 5th. This personification of stability is what Scripture styles a Sun image, or pillar of Baal, wherein we may recognize a complete planetarium iu the feathers of their Venerated Bird the Vulcan, the Sun, the Horns and Radius tippet. In Coptic heiroglyphics even a single feather of that particular bird stood for the God, i. e. the Vulcan feather denoted the Vulcanic spirit of the Solar fire. The Luminary being placed therein. Resting on horns indicates the strong rays of the the hand of the Lord, poured out unto Judah and spirit of the Solar ruler, which is evidently the centre object. of the pillar. On his neck, the six planetary orbits are visible in Radius Tippet; the exterior orbit being surrounded with pomegranates, shows the whole to be governed by the spirit of the Solar fire. The strong projector. In his right-hand he wields a sceptre, stamping him Molech, the King; in the left is the Flail, being that...