The Esoteric Meaning of the Seven Sacraments
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S. C. Malan, we meet the following startling passages : — "Adam and Eve made an oblation of bread on the • Altar. God said : ' This oblation ye have offered me I shall make it my flesh,' and the Holy Ghost came down on that oblation." Later on it is stated : " Shem, son of Noah, prepared Bread and Wine, and said : ' Keep this Mystery secret.' " Further on we find it related that Melchizedek, King of Salem, took 12 stones and offered on them a sacrifice of bread and wine, and that he gave Abraha...m the Holy Eucharist, a cup of wine and a morsel of bread, and Melchisedek said : "Take 12 stones, and make thereof an altar, and offer upon it Bread and Wine." In the presence of all this evidence, it is impossible to maintain that the Holy Communion was originally instituted by Jesus of Nazareth : Jesus was the High- 38 Hierophant of the Essenes. In this capacity He ad- ministered to His disciples the Holy Eucharist — a Sacrament to which evolved Souls had been admitted for many centuries.* Jesus was a Manifested Ray of the Great Invisible Spiritual Sun, the Source of all Illumination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S. C. Malan, we meet the following startling passages : — "Adam and Eve made an oblation of bread on the • Altar. God said : ' This oblation ye have offered me I shall make it my flesh,' and the Holy Ghost came down on that oblation." Later on it is stated : " Shem, son of Noah, prepared Bread and Wine, and said : ' Keep this Mystery secret.' " Further on we find it related that Melchizedek, King of Salem, took 12 stones and offered on them a sacrifice of bread and wine, and that he gave Abraha...m the Holy Eucharist, a cup of wine and a morsel of bread, and Melchisedek said : "Take 12 stones, and make thereof an altar, and offer upon it Bread and Wine." In the presence of all this evidence, it is impossible to maintain that the Holy Communion was originally instituted by Jesus of Nazareth : Jesus was the High- 38 Hierophant of the Essenes. In this capacity He ad- ministered to His disciples the Holy Eucharist — a Sacrament to which evolved Souls had been admitted for many centuries.* Jesus was a Manifested Ray of the Great Invisible Spiritual Sun, the Source of all Illumination.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karadja, Mary Louise Smith, Princess, B. 1868 to read onlineMoreLess
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