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.

Second part 5th Degree
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✦ | Alkebeth, ministers of God, high priests, kings | |
✦ | Baethka. Adam or the first man, or first king | |
✦ | Beth, The place appointed of God for the residence of Adam; Adam ondi= Ahman a garden made to be fruitful, by blessing or promise; great valley or plain given by promise, fitted with fruit trees and precious flowers, made for the healing of Man. Good to the task pleasing to the eye; sweet and delightful to the smell; place of happiness— purity, holiness, and rest: even Zomar— Zion | |
✦ | Bethku= a place of residence for man; appointed of God: made to be more fruitful, by blessing; a More perfect place of happiness given by promise | |
✦ | Kahtu=aim: Another Kingdom governed by different laws, composed of subjects who receive their place at a future period, and governed by those who are under the directions of another; a kingdom whose subject differ one from another in glory; behold not the face of of God | |
✦ | Tish Zi hoe oop sater: The glory of the celestial Kingdom: The connection of attributes; many parts perfected, and compounded into one Having been united; being united that which will be united, one glory above all other glories, as the the [sun] excels the Moon in light, this glory excels being filled: with the same glory equaility |
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