Intro to Acroamatic Cryptograms
In “The Forgotten Books of Adam and Eve“, we find another reasonably long expose on the idea of “the Word”. In this document, we can discern “attributes” of what “the Word” is capable of achieving. Primary in these attributes is the idea of “raising people up”, “saving” people, and similar seeming beneficial assistance.
Chapter 3, V 15 – And the Word of the Lord came unto Adam and Eve, and raised them up.
This idea of “raising people up” should be considered, perhaps, in a more pragmatic, rather than “mystical”, sense. What we know from Greek records was that there was a cataclysm known as “the Fall of Atlantis”, With this cataclysm came a dispersion of peoples. Few of those dispersed had any semblance of a writing system, and soon fell into states of what is said to be near uncivilized barbarism.
Only the Egyptians were able to raise themselves back up relatively quickly. This is primarily attributed to the idea that the ancient Egyptians had preserved their knowledge due to their extensive use of written works.
Hence we should consider that a “Word” that could lift a people up need not be actually “a Word”, but rather something larger. F.D. Buck hints of this in “The Lost Word Found” when he says at the time of the loss of the Word (itself Masonic mythology), it would not have been possible under the conditions of the time for a mere “Word” to have been lost. Hence the “Word” must be something larger than a “Word”.
Graphics help some of the seemingly simple, yet orally complex ideas to jump to life in a way that makes the material much more understandable.