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Kabbalah, the harmony of opposites; a treatise elucidating Bible allegories and the significance of numbers (1916)

Colville, W. J. (William Juvenal), 1862-1917 · New York, Macoy publishing & masonic supply co. · leaf 84

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ld of dust; what is man, OLord?; but on the other side of our nature we canexult with the author of the 8th psalm who declares,in the original, that humanity is but little lower thanElohim and is crowned with honor and glory. TheKabbalah assigns to humanity a vice-regal throneand far from… … CHAPTER V. THE KABBALISTIC USE AND SIGNIFICANCE OFNUMBERS. The Kabbalah lays great stress upon the number10 as the all-expressing numeral and without someunderstanding of the honorable place it occupies inKabbalistic literature it would be impossible to graspthe general idea of the Universe at all…

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