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“Of forty-seven tombs of the kings, near Gornore, recorded by the Egyptian priests on their sacred registers, only seventeen were known to the public, according to Diodorus Siculus, who visited the place about sixty years B.C. Notwithstanding this historical evidence, we assert that the whole number exist to this day, and the royal tomb discovered [...]

“The greatest mistake of the age was to attempt a comparison of the relative merits of all the ancient religions, and scoff at the doctrines of the Kabala and other superstitions. But truth is stranger than fiction; and this world-old adage finds its application in the case in hand. The “wisdom” of the archaic ages [...]

“As with the Gentile nations, the symbols of the Israelites were ever bearing, directly or indirectly, upon sun-worship. The exoteric Jehovah of the Bible is a dual god, like all the other gods; and the fact that David – who is entirely ignorant of Moses – praises his “Lord”, and assures him that the “Lord [...]

“It was the secrecy of the early kabalists, who were anxious to screen the real Mystery name of the “Eternal” from profanation, and later the prudence which the mediaeval alchemists and occultists were compelled to adopt to save their lives, that caused the inextricable confusion of divine names. This is what led the people to [...]

“The Book of Jasher, a work – as we are told by a very learned Hebrew divine, of New York – composed in Spain in the twelfth century as a “popular tale”, and that had not “the sanction of the Rabbinical College of Venice”, is full of kabalistical, alchemical, and magical allegories. Admitting so much, [...]