Re: Quite right, Kym.
Oct 03, 1999 06:24 PM
by Bart Lidofsky
> Alan wrote:
> "Kingdom" is "Malkuth" - from Malech (King) or Malcha (Queen)
Small correction; the Hebrew word for king is Melech (the ch pronounced
like the Scottish "loch"), and the word for queen is Malkah (Malka if
you speak with a Sephardic accent). "Malach" means "messenger", and is
also the term used for angels (in Genesis, if you read "God sent a
messenger" rather than "God sent an angel", there are parts which make
somewhat more sense).
> to death in one season to be reborn again in the next. Maybe Solomon
> was not the good Jewish boy he is made out to be?
Certainly not; that is why the Kingdom of Israel divided into the
Kingdom of Israel and the Kingdom of Judah.
> Don't believe something just because it is written down in a book,
> whether by a man, woman, mahatma, newspaper editor or (especially) a
> theosophist.
Always good advice.
Bart Lidofsky
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