The Kabbalah: its doctrines, development, and literature — John Shaqi
The Kabbalah: its doctrines, development, and literatureGinsburg, Christian D. (Christian David)
Religion
The Kabbalah: its doctrines, development, and literature
Ginsburg, Christian D. (Christian David)
Cabala
ה ל י ל ה ל כ ה
ז ל* א ה ז ב ר ק
א ל ו ה ל י ל ה
ת א ר א י ו ך ש
ח ה ו ן נ ע ה י
ה י ו ל א ר ש י
ה נ ח מ ן י ב ו
ם י ר צ מ ה נ ח
מ ן י ב א ב י ו
Whilst the third of these three verses ויט משה את ידו על הים ויולך
יהוה את הים ברוח קדים עזה כל הלילה וישם את הים לחרבה ויבקעו המים, and
Moses stretched out his hand over the sea; and the Lord caused the sea
to go back by a strong east wind all that night, and made the sea dry
land, and the waters were divided (Exod. xiv. 21), is divided as
follows, and read from the right, beginning at the bottom.
IV.
י ב ק ע ו ה מ י ם
ה י ם ל ח ר ב ה ו
י ל ה ו י ש ם א ת
י ם ע ז ה כ ל ה ל
ה י ם ב ר ו ח ק ד
ו ל ך י ה ו ה א ת
ד ו ע ל ה י ם ו י
ו י ט מ ש ה א ת י
The three verses which have thus yielded the three Pillars of the
Sephiroth, are then joined together in groups of three letters in the
order in which they are read in diagrams ii, iii, and iv, and they then
yield the seventy-two divine names which the Kabbalah assigns to the
Deity, [29] as follows:—
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