The words we quote are as suggestive as they are true: How desperately blinding becomes a superstitious use, through ignorance, of such emblems, when they are made to possess the power of bloodshed and torture, through orders of propaganda of any species of religious cultus. When one thinks of the horrors of a _Moloch_, or _Baal_, or _Dagon_ worship; of the correlated blood‐deluges under the Cross baptized in gore by Constantine, at the initiative of the secular Church; ... when one thinks of all this and then that the cause of all has been simply ignorance of the real radical reading of the _Moloch_, and _Baal_, and _Dagon_, and the _Cross_ and the _T’phillin_, all running back to a common origin, and after all being nothing more than a display of pure and natural mathematics, ... one is apt to feel like cursing ignorance, and to lose confidence in what are called _intuitions_ of religion; one is apt to wish for a return of the day when all the world was of one _lip_ and of one _knowledge_.... But while these elements [of the construction of the pyramid] are rational and scientific, ... let no man consider that with this discovery comes a cutting‐off of the _spirituality_(354) of the _Bible_ intention, or of man’s relation to this spiritual foundation. Does one wish to build a house? No house was ever actually built with tangible material _until first the architectural design of building had been accomplished_, no matter whether the structure was palace or hovel. So with these elements and numbers. They are not of man, nor are they of his invention. They have been revealed to him to the extent of his ability to realize a system, which is _the creative system_ of the eternal God.... But _spiritually_, to man the value of this matter is that he can actually in contemplation, bridge over all material construction of the cosmos, and pass into the very _thought_ and _mind_ of God, to the extent of recognizing this _system of design_ for cosmic creation—yea, even before the words went forth: “_Let there be_.”(355) But true as the above words may be, when coming from one who has re‐ discovered, more completely than anyone else has done during the past centuries, one of the keys to the universal Mystery Language, it is impossible for an Eastern Occultist to agree with the conclusion of the able author of _The Source of Measures_. He “has set out to find the truth,” and yet he still believes that: The best and most authentic vehicle of communication from [the creative] God to man ... is to be found in the Hebrew Bible.