An encyclopaedia of freemasonry and its kindred sciences: comprising the whole range of arts, sciences and literature as connected with the institution (1874)
Mackey, Albert Gallatin, 1808-1881 · Philadelphia : Moss & Co. · leaf 410
a male potency, and pro-duced the female potency named llHi ^^or Splendor. From these two proceededllDi I^^ or Foundation; and thesethree constituted the third triad of theSephiroth. Lastly, from the Foundationcame the tenth Sephira, called nuSo,Maleuth or Kingdom, which was at thefoot of all, as… … the Pillar of Mercy; and the three onthe left, the Pillar of Justice. They al-lude to these two qualities of God, of whichthe benignity of the one modifies the rigorof the omer, so that the Divine Justice isalways tempered by the Divine Mercy. C.W. King, in his Onostics, (p. 12,) refers…
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