{"collection":"oah","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/oah/qiz.htm","path":"oah/qiz.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/oah/qiz.htm","text":"[Begin at 1, right, and read downward; then at 2, etc.--Ed.]\n1.\n Na'ah or na'ok, \nhouse.\nSho'ah. rich country.\nBa'a, evil.\n \nAman, steadfast.\n \nEden, foundation.\n \nSam'-Or, the three sacred lights; \nthus, Sam three, \nOr, light.\n2.\n Le'bab, \nheart.\n Re'gel, foot.\n \nBe'ged, clothing.\n \nDad, breast.\n \nGad'ta'ah, the hand showeth the way \nas \nthis tablet showeth; i.e., this is my hand.\n \nEkef, \npalm of the hand.\n3. A'bad, \ndestruction.\n E'dam, man.\n \nA'yin, eye, and \nalso to perceive.\n O'zen, ear, \nto hear.\n Taf, family.\n \n Resh, head.\n4. Off, the birds or \nfeathered tribes.\n \nLe'bashed, to be clothed.\n \nToff, timbrel; also \npsalmist.\n Mits'vah, the \nenforced law, the \nestablished, the authority of judgment.\n \nAy'in, \nconceit, the hidden enemy in one's own heart; they \nwere puffed up in their conceit and would not \nhear.\n \nAr'bag'ebul, the four quarters of \nthe \nworld (Kii).\n5. Sef'fer, scroll, \nbook or tablet.\n Aven'ibi, the \nbelief that man was once a bird. The worship of \ncertain birds because it was believed man sprang from \nthem, hence Aven'ibi, the idolatry of birds; the \nphilosophy that led to the idolatry of animals.\n \nAheba, the adorable love.\n \nYa'sha, upright.\n \nAlef, \nforemost.\n Man or maun, \nvessel.\n6. Ra'o, the evil, \nthe entity evil. As Ra, death, \nis to mortal things, so is Ra'o to spiritual.\n \nMira, \na lamp.\n Mi'qut'so, angular, \ncorner.\n Kar'tugh'nuin, \nmagician; one with familiar spirits.\n \nMaqatteroth, an \nutensil for burning incense.\n \nNasag, to ascend. \n7. Te'ke'ua, \nsupplication.\n Otsar, storehouse \nagainst famine; also place for treasures.\n \nRa'ka, \nkingdom or king and his people, or father and his \nfamily.\n Aboda, to labor or to \nmake brick; also brick \ndried in the sun (ado'da).\n \nZemar, music, \nwritten \nnotes of.\n Nat'sack, chief \nmusician.\n8. Asuk, a pot.\n \nYat'sar, potter.\n \nBarzel or \ntubal, iron.\n Os'ka'gar, sun, \nmoon and stars as a \nwhole.\n Penak, summer and \nwinter.\n Gu'sa'touin, out \nof all things comes some good.\n9. Lechen, bread, or \nbread-basket, or food, or \nfood-basket.\n Asen, evil hand, \nor power to cast \nspell.\n Assogen, evil foot, or \npower \nto walk around \none's house and so cast evil on the house and \nfamily.\n \n E'o'ten, the All Provider, the sign \nof offering.\n \nEdan, prophecy.\n \nHoe'dan, angel visitation, or the \nmanner of prophecy.\n10. Edam'ah, \ncountry, or the \nearth or the lands.\n \nE'lo'ih, Jehovih.\n \nBa'ra, the created world.\n \nOfel, \ndarkness.\n Or, light.\n \nEo'sor, organized, i.e., the \nlight and darkness were created, and all things on \nthe earth became organized.","title":"Book of Saphah 10","type":"page"}