Here is a plain and unequivocal admission that even the very existence of the Holy Ghost depended on the glorification of Christ, the solution of which enigma is, that _May_ was not then come, for it was not until about the middle of that month that the Hely, or Holy wind of _Helios_, that is, God the Sun, was said to commence; and this constituted, _and is the only Holy Ghost_. But before that period, as the sun is not sufficiently elevated and clear, or in other words, clarified (glorified) from the denser clouds and contagious vapors of early spring, his personification, Christ, could not be said to be glorified.* Hence the Holy Ghost is an annual visitor, and with his benign influence, comes with the festival of Whitsuntide or Pentecost; but not till that is "fully come."** It was then that, symbolised in the blessed, holy, sun-heated wind, he was said to descend on the apostles, giving them "the gift of tongues," which gifts seem to have been quite in character, and fleeting as the _wind_, for they soon evaporated, leaving the possessors "unlearned and ignorant men." That which is called the "sin against the Holy Ghost," or sinning against the _clearest light_, cannot be rationally interpreted as meaning anything else than the denial of, or refusal duly to appreciate, the sun's almighty power upon this globe--the one glorious fountain "on High," out of which springs the renovated creation, and the annual salvation of man. It was at the famous festival of Whitsuntide also, after the sun entered the sign Gemini, or the Twin Children, that the personified sun, Christ, is very significantly made to say, "suffer little children to come unto me, for of such is the kingdom of heaven"--that is, such is my present "house" in the zodiac. With respect to the second deity in the Christian plan of polytheism,*** it may be justly asserted, that amongst the numerous _revealed_ religions that have from time to time plagued and enslaved the world, no set of theological dogmas, in any known age or country, has ever produced a tenth part of the contention, devastation and bloodshed that have arisen from those concerning Jesus Christ; and although Christendom has been the scene of the fiercest wars for more than fourteen centuries, for the absurd purpose of ascertaining his pedigree, rank and attributes, these preternatural problems are not only as far from being settled as ever, but strong doubts remain whether the person in question did ever exist in reality; many of the learned being of opinion that his positive existence rests on as visionary grounds as that of his Platonic colleague. * Wherever the phrase, "The Glory of the Lord" is used throughout the Bible, it signifies nothing else than the brightness of the sun. ** Acts ii, 1, and iv. 18.