The Golden fleece : a book of Jewish cabalism
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EECu Stem t^e feifirarg of (jBequeaf^eb ^tm fo6)^ t^e £t6rat^ of (pttncefon C^eofogtcaf ^emtndrg BM 525 .P33 1888 Page, Thomas Frederick The Golden fleece THE GOLDEN FLEECE A BOOK OF JEWISH CABALISM THOMAS FREDERICK PAGE LACONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S.A. PUBLISHED BY , THE AUTHOR 1888 by T. F. Page, in theaccording to Act of Congress, in the year 1888,Entered Congress, at Washington.office of the Librarian of PRESS OF AND CHURCHILL,ROCKWELL BOSTON. PREFACE Face and reface the two; ways ofreading language from one print. The face of language, is as divided into syllables and words with one straight meaning, as man makes use of it in framins: laws and transactino: business. Language has to have in it one exact meaning on its face, so man can read of what is taking place in the history of the earth and its inhabitants : any deviation from this, will result in never ending discord. When language is analyzed, a deeper meaning is seen, which leads a higherto knowledge of the law of God, and of his deal- ing with man in that law. Beneath the face of language lays the Hebraic law, always and forever the same. All names in pagan mythology are woven together in this w^ork, and herein is found the method of reading the same ac- cording to the Jews of antiquity also the way of approaching; the interpretation of sculpture as seen in ruins and remnants of past ages. T. F. PAGE. Laconia, Belknap Co., New Hampshire, U.S.A. GOLDEN FLEECE. CHAPTER I. HEBREW LANGUAGE.

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EECuStem t^e feifirarg of
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BM 525 .P33 1888
Page, Thomas Frederick
The Golden fleeceTHE
GOLDEN FLEECE
A BOOK OF
JEWISH CABALISM
THOMAS FREDERICK PAGE
LACONIA, NEW HAMPSHIRE, U.S.A.
PUBLISHED BY
, THE AUTHOR
1888by T. F. Page, in theaccording to Act of Congress, in the year 1888,Entered
Congress, at Washington.office of the Librarian of
PRESS OF
AND CHURCHILL,ROCKWELL
BOSTON.PREFACE
Face and reface the two; ways ofreading language from one
print. The face of language, is as divided into syllables and
words with one straight meaning, as man makes use of it in
framins: laws and transactino: business.
Language has to have in it one exact meaning on its face, so
man can read of what is taking place in the history of the earth
and its inhabitants : any deviation from this, will result in never
ending discord.
When language is analyzed, a deeper meaning is seen, which
leads a higherto knowledge of the law of God, and of his deal-
ing with man in that law. Beneath the face of language lays the
Hebraic law, always and forever the same.
All names in pagan mythology are woven together in this
w^ork, and herein is found the method of reading the same ac-
cording to the Jews of antiquity also the way of approaching;
the interpretation of sculpture as seen in ruins and remnants of
past ages.
T. F. PAGE.
Laconia, Belknap Co., New Hampshire, U.S.A.GOLDEN FLEECE.
CHAPTER I.
HEBREW LANGUAGE.
Hebrew is to be extracted from any and all languages of the
earth, and can never run out.
Every letter and utterance in language, has a meaning other
than man considers as he makes use of the same in the trans-
action of business. They all have a high meaning in the great
temple of nature, and there they are God's law as revealed to
man.^
Letters are all syllables of themselves, and can be spelled by
adding H, E, A, V, to each, and doubling V and putting withY A
and I.
is a clean letterU of itself, and its connection with all others
is to spell it Y, U. As is the urn, and the0, Y gateway to im-
mortality, they are added to U, as the three arc applied to man.
In searching for Hebrew in English, spell each word by let-
ters, making them to express conversation as in liou^e. Spell ns
you see.H H is told to see and to see This is by0, H.^
accent. The reader is told the same things as the pronoun may
be applied.
Spell hours as H oh you are becomes in way.S ; S, H that
This is but one way of dividing that word.
After spelling ])y letters, spell by letter and syllable in every
conceivable possible displacement, and always accent the oh (0)
and ah, for there(R) is the ohah (oar, ore) of the sculler, the
* The ^book which Hilakiah found. H is also told that it is CGOLDEN FLEECE.
skuller scullersof Golgotha. The difference between those is
the sea, (C) and the K= the key ; he saw the key.
To put a word into Hebrew, see what other word it contains,
and what is in the second word and so on.
Leave L, Leave leave Leave the second letterN, H, leave I.
of all that are doubled double any letter that may be single,;
add H, add one stick, subtract one stick, add and subtract the
crooks, add one I and so on.
Find the closest rhyme of a word, the next and so on.then
Find the dialect mix wordsin a sentence, and discover how
are joined together; i.e., find a sentence which sounds most like
—the one preceding it, as
Labor brings pleasure
; rings play sure.
Lay brings plays, your
Laborings youplace,
Labor in place.
Thus one word or syllable joins on to another by a soft blend
until another sentence is formed quite different from the first-
This is the harmonious blending of all the dialects of the earth,
in which, lays the law Hebraic.
Man's life is set on the letter the cut circle. D comes next,C,
and is death ; the next is —E the law.
Divide 120 by gives periods of 20 years. Add 1 for the6,
sun at each interval ; these are the the opening istender points ;
the Styx= Jordan.
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