Language of the Realms

Many believe there is an eternal realm of undifferentiated spirit, a concept approached by the “Central Fire” of the philosopher Philolaus. La is what he is and sees no other. Contrary speculation is pointless, as well as faithless; but we can learn, and knowledge will increase through study, but only in part; for we must await revelation that comes by the holy spirit cdqh jwr if we are truly to know in the manner we are known.

It’s written, “Blessed are those who wait upon YHWH.” The eternal realm doesn’t open to the will of man; nor does it open because of man’s fervent hope or his tears of self-immolation. Those mortal souls who overcome in Laodicea will meet Yahushua at the door that opens onto wonders we can’t imagine, but he either opens it or holds it fast, according to HaShem’s good pleasure. La deals with the unruly as he wills.

Within the eternal realm is the well of Wisdom, the qodesh qodeshim mycdq cdq: the holiness cdq in all that is holy mycdq; and rooted within its waters is myyjh xo (click here), the Tree of Life. The Waters mym of Life are the undifferentiated Spirit jwr of God la as the Great IAM hyha rca hyha: he who becomes hyha that which he chooses rca (click here) to become hyha, declaring that he is YHWH Elohim myhla hwhy (click here),the Lord God.

We can choose to speak spontaneously with expressions we, ourselves, define; or we can lecture strictly in accepted terms of etymology, arguing that the traditions of the fathers are complete— that there’s little to add; but there’s an unsealed book to read! The Oracular Torah magnifies and glorifies what Moshe wrote. Join nwn nb ocwh Hoshea ben Nun (the called) as Y’shua ocwhy (Joshua, Y’shua, the anointed) serving in the seat of Yahushua owcwhy (Jehoshua, the messiah) while owcwhy helps Moshe map out the measurement of his being; for Moses is an apostle sent ylc, like John the Baptist, to prepare messiah’s way by teaching the unity of the faith hnwma (click here) —faith, not belief— that comes by Noah, the grace of HaShem myhla hwhy.

An emblem dictionary will be included in the appendix, but the following quote from an early witness to the importance of the Phoenician script explains my stubbornness for its use in this presentation. This ancient Essene disciple, this adept, wrote of the Moses Script, recalling the words of Y’shua, “I have food to eat that you know not of”: (next)