Grammar and Alphabet of the Egyptian Language, circa July–circa November 1835
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Grammar and Alphabet of the Egyptian Language, [, OH, ca. July–ca. Nov. 1835]; handwriting of and ; 34 pages; Kirtland Egyptian Papers, CHL.
2nd part of the 3d degree
| Enish-go-an=dosh or in other words the power of attration it has with the earth. | ||
| ✦ | Flo=ees: The moon— signifying its revolutions, also going between, thereby forming an eclipse | |
| ✦ | Flos-isis, The sun in its affinity with Earth and Moon— signifying their revolutions showing the power, the one has with the other | |
| ✦ | Kli flos isis= time from now unto some fixed period of time, or a thousand years one that is set a part, and chosen to be delegated, but is not yet authorised: one who is highly qualified to be delegated or authorized: or qualification | |
| ✦ | Vehkliflosisis in its affinity with the first second third and fourth fixed Stars being Swifter in its motion according to the measurement of time, that is it takes more cubits to fill the time of its revolution | |
| ✦ | Kolob signifies the highest degree of power in government, pertaining to heavenly bodies, |
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William W. Phelps handwriting ends; Warren Parrish begins.
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