GAEL: Part 1, The Fourth Degree
No. 1 [2.15]
Beth— sweet and precious to the smell
No. 2 [1.14]
Iota— me myself
[1.18]
Zub zool oan pointing to some particular subject
Ki- me myself
Oan pointing to some particular subject
ash compound of Zub zool oan
[5.28]
Ahbroam: a follower of righteousness a possesser of greater knowledge—
Ki ah broam, change from the first; by coming from the begining by right, ◊◊ <of>74birth, or lineage
[3.15]
Iota nitahveh ah que. Its signification is increased from the third degree five times.
[1.1]
Ahlish-= The first Being clothed with supreme glory.
[1.2]
Phah=eh Kingly power coming from some other Kingly power
[1.3]
Phauh Phaah Extending the Dominion, possession and power still further.
[1.4a, b]
Phah ho e oop =extension of power by marriage or by ordination, or annointing
[1.5]
Ho oophah. Queen who has been married the second time
[1.6]
Zi One possessing greater beauty, modesty and virtue, taught more perfectly
[1.7]
Kah tou mun. a lineage, a daughter of Ham.
[1.8]
Zi oop hah a beautiful virgin, one who is fair to look upon, and admired for her beauty
[1.9]
Ho e-oop a prince of the royal blood
a true desendant from Ham. the Son of Noah
Zip=Zi, under or beneath, second in right or in authority or government, a fruitful place, or a fruitful vine76
[1.10]
Zip Zi: all women: it took its origin from the earth yielding its fruit. And from the first woman who bore children; and men were multiplied upon the earth, and is used in this degree77 as a numeral by being inserted above or below another character: it increases by b[e]ing drawn above, it and signifies above, more, greater, more glorious, and when inserted under signifies beneath less smaller least.
[1.11]
Ho e oop hah= Kingly possessions— right of possession, title, dignity, honor.
[1.12]
Sue= To point out subjects78
[1.13]
Toan tau ee, tah ee, tah eh toues: exceeding bad adultery: having descended below some other principle
[1.14]
Iata81me myself
[1.15]
Iota toues Zip Z The land of Egypt discovered by a woman, who afterwards setled persons in it.
[1.16]
Sueehni The same as the first.82
[1.17]
Hoe-oop hah phaheh: A land, Kingdom or dominion governed by wise, upright kings or rulers, or jud[g]es or governors in administring equetable laws for the benefit and comfort of the poor; charity and favor to the poor
[1.19]
Zub=zool-eh: The first inhabitenits <in the garden <of> Eden>: <in> the first generations; in the first church
[1.20]
Zubeh saw in, or within;
[1.21]
Zub Having gone up to some particular place; for the act of going up to going up, climbing, ascending towards the sun
[1.22]
Zubzool Having pointed to some place= refering to any particular subject or thing as having came out from my fathers house
[1.23]
Zool: Sign[i]fying the lineage that lawfully hold the keys of the Kingdom of God by promise.
[2.16]
Bethka— pleasing, Beautiful, a place of exceeding great beauty— This should been inserted between Zubzooloan and Iota