
A Basic Understanding of Judaism, Christianity, and the Judeo/Christian Bible
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Sunday, May 19, 2013
The Elemental Witches of Earth, Water, Air and Fire Square Off

The Witches of the Four Elements do battle for there are only two brothers to choose from- Seth the Son and Abel the Moon and their God is like no other!
Friday, May 17, 2013
Elemental Quotables / John Dee's Four Elements as Four Separate Lines in Four Different Directions

The Elements being far from their accustomed places, the homogeneous parts are dislocated, and this a man learns by experiment, for it is along the straight lines that they return naturally and effectively to these same places. Therefore, it will not be absurd to represent the mystery of the Four Elements, in which it is possible to resolve each one into elementary form, by four straight lines running in four contrary directions from one common and indivisible point. Here you will notice particularly that the geometricians teach that a line is produced by the displacement of a point: we give notice that it must be the same here, and for a similar reason, because our elementary lines are produced by a continual cascade of droplets as a flux in the mechanism of our magic.
- Monas Hieroglyphica, by John Dee (1564 A.D.) 'THE HIEROGLYPHIC MONAD', EsotericArchives.com

Direct LINK--> http://www.esotericarchives.com/dee/monad.htm
Friday, December 7, 2012
The Four Gospels, Four Evangelists, and Four Living Creatures of the LORD
The Four Corners of the New Testament
The Four Gospels: Gospel of Matthew, Gospel of Mark, Gospel of Luke, Gospel of John
The Four Evangelists: Saint Matthew, Saint John Mark, Saint Luke, Saint John
The Four Living Creatures: Man, Lion, Ox, Eagle
The Four Mysteries of Christ: The Incarnation, the Resurrection, the Passion, the Ascension
Elemental Correlations of the New Testament Quartet
Gospel: Matthew (1st Book)
Correlations: Man, East, Spring, Raphael, Air - ריח
Gospel: John (4th Book)
Correlations: Eagle, West, Autumn, Gabriel, Water - כוים
Gospel: Luke (3rd Book)
Correlations: Ox, North, Winter, Uriel, Earth - עפר
Friday, November 16, 2012
The Basic Symbols and Correlations of Earth, Air, Water, and Fire
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Earth / עפר
Direction: North
Time: Midnight
Color: Green
Season: Winter
Archangel: Uriel / איריאל
Creature: Ox
Gospel: Luke

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Water / כוים
Direction: West
Time: Dusk
Color: Blue
Season: Fall
Archangel: Gabriel / גברואל
Creature: Eagle
Gospel: John

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Air / ריח
Direction: East
Time: Dawn
Color: Yellow
Season: Spring
Archangel: Raphael / רפאל
Creature: Man
Gospel: Matthew
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Fire / אש
Direction: South
Time: Noon
Color: Red
Season: Summer
Archangel: Michael / מיכאל
Creature: Lion
Gospel: Mark
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012
References to the Triangular Symbolism of the Four Elements
Fire: Triangle points up
Water: Triangle points down
Air: Triangle points up with a horizontal line through center of triangle
Earth: Triangle points down with a horizontal line through center of triangle
- Colors and Symbols of Four Elements, Feng-shui.lovetoknow.com
Each element is either warm or cold, and this corresponds with a male or female gender...The orientation of the triangle is determined by warmth or coldness, male or female. Male, warm elements point upward, ascending toward the spiritual realm. Female, cold elements point downward, descending into the earth.
- Four Elements and their Qualities, by Catherine Beyer, About.com
Each element has a symbol and color. Common symbols are Fire: a triangle pointing up. Air: a triangle pointing up and with a horizontal line through the middle of it. Water: a triangle pointing down. Earth: a triangle pointing down and with a horizontal line through the middle of it.- The Four Elements, Angelfire.com
The four classic elements are still essential symbols of the cultures and belief systems of many groups, including Native Americans, pagans and various tribal groups throughout the world...During the Greek Hellenic civilization (323-146 B.C.), the symbols used to represent the four elements of Greek physics were based on the triangle:
Fire: Triangle points up Water: Triangle points down
Air: Triangle points up with a horizontal line through center of triangle
Earth: Triangle points down with a horizontal line through center of triangle
- Colors and Symbols of Four Elements, Feng-shui.lovetoknow.com
Opposing elements are on opposite sides...and are distinguished by the presence or absence of the crossbar within the triangle...Air and earth are opposites and have the crossbar. Water and fire are also opposites, and lack the crossbar.
- Elemental Qualities, by Catherine Breyer, About.com
Air: a triangle pointing up and with a horizontal line through the middle of it.
Water: a triangle pointing down.
Earth: a triangle pointing down and with a horizontal line through the middle of it.
- The Four Elements, Angelfire.com
Saturday, December 18, 2010
The Judeo-Christian, Part III. Ancient Hebrew Magick and Witchkraft

Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.
- Ecclesiastes 12:13

The Judeo-Christian, Part III. Ancient Hebrew Magick and Witchkraft
In order to maintain law and order among the both the living and the dead, past Judeo-Christian eras went a little overboard in their condemnation, and even extermination of any magic and/or witchcraft. Indeed, throughout the first seven to eight centuries of Christianity, the more basic elements of the supernatural were an integral part of the Church and Christianity. The most powerful witches were nuns who never practiced evil magic, while the most proficient of wizards were either highly-educated priests or hermit monks who had achieved an unprecedented level of communion with God. Because of the plagues, famines, Islamic invasions that tore early Christian Civilization apart, the people (and most of the Church) has slowly forgotten about the magic, the mystery, and the enchantment of the Holy Ghost.
A Chart of the Four Judeo-Christian Elements
| Element | Magick | Witchkraft | ||
| Earth | |
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| Air | | |||
| Water | | | ||
| Fire | |
Back then the Angels of the Church had combined the best and most beneficial elements of Pagan magic with the ancient, yet very powerful, Judeo-Christian magic of the Holy Bible. Spells, incantations, blessings and cursings came straight out of the Holy Bible and were an integral and fairly harmless part of European Christendom. Neither volcanoes, nor earthquakes, nor hurricanes were ever successfully summoned, but the local thunder, lightning, wind and clouds were usually under the control of the nearest Archbishop (Father Thunder) and Convent Mother (Sister Lightning).

This all ended with the violent and bloody Muslim invasions, which threw the entire continent into the Dark Ages of scientific and spiritual ignorance and superstition, while the good, God-fearing aspects of Judeo-Christian magic were tragically lost to the new barbaric order of illiterate, monolingual, tribalistic warlords, starting around the 9th and 10th Century . The truly supernatural elements of Christianity were quickly forgotten and soon enough began to be considered demonic and evil. The Church's view of magic became hostile, superstitious, and more tyrannical than the ancient prophets and priests of Israel had ever been towards the magic and fun of the common people, and that includes Moses. However, the third millennium, along with the end of the Cold War, represents new hope in the future re-enchantment of Judeo-Christian civilization and a return to the supernatural powers of the Holy Ghost throughout the West. Some of these new traditions are called Hebrew Witchkraft (for females) and Hebrew Magick (for males) and are based upon sound Judeo-Christian principles such as the following:
Hebrew Magick & Witchkraft
May the LORD God bless you in the name of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

















