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7/19/2025, 7:22:46 PM
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Stand up, O Ladder of Horus! Stand up, O Ladder of Set! Stand up, O great and mighty ladder which was made for Osiris, so that he might ascend on it to the sky. I am your son, I am Horus; give me the ladder which you gave to my father, so that I may ascend on it to the sky and escort Re, the great god, and those gods, the great and mighty ones who have gone to their doubles and who have departed to yonder side of the Field of the Ladder. The serpent is in the sky, the crocodile is on earth, the Eye of Horus raises itself, having awakened in peace, the ladder stands up in peace, the Dangerous One awakes, having passed by in peace. May you give me the ladder which you gave to Osiris, so that he might ascend on it to the sky. As for any god who shall oppose me, he shall have no bread, he shall have no white bread, he shall have no supplies, he shall have no soul, he shall not go up to Hathor who is in the sky; but as for any god who shall not oppose me, he shall indeed have his bread, he shall indeed have his white bread, he shall indeed have his supplies, he shall have his soul, and he shall indeed go up to Hathor is in the sky and he who pleases his mother's double shall protect him for the god's ladder which is set up. I am he who shall ascend on it to the sky.
Stand up, O Ladder of Horus! Stand up, O Ladder of Set! Stand up, O great and mighty ladder which was made for Osiris, so that he might ascend on it to the sky. I am your son, I am Horus; give me the ladder which you gave to my father, so that I may ascend on it to the sky and escort Re, the great god, and those gods, the great and mighty ones who have gone to their doubles and who have departed to yonder side of the Field of the Ladder. The serpent is in the sky, the crocodile is on earth, the Eye of Horus raises itself, having awakened in peace, the ladder stands up in peace, the Dangerous One awakes, having passed by in peace. May you give me the ladder which you gave to Osiris, so that he might ascend on it to the sky. As for any god who shall oppose me, he shall have no bread, he shall have no white bread, he shall have no supplies, he shall have no soul, he shall not go up to Hathor who is in the sky; but as for any god who shall not oppose me, he shall indeed have his bread, he shall indeed have his white bread, he shall indeed have his supplies, he shall have his soul, and he shall indeed go up to Hathor is in the sky and he who pleases his mother's double shall protect him for the god's ladder which is set up. I am he who shall ascend on it to the sky.
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6/10/2025, 7:00:52 AM
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>By now it should be ever so clear that politics will no more solve our problem than it did the difficulties facing Israel during her bondage in Egypt. We have come to the brink of extinction. We must now and here make an agonizing reappraisal of our way of life if we care anything for ourselves, our lives, our people, our race, the future of our properties, wives and children. Justice is a common thing. Yet, it is elusive. Men have sought its meaning and substance since time began. Plato shrugged that justice was nothing more than the wish of the strongest members of society. Jesus equated justice with brotherhood. Shakespeare saw it as a matter of mercy. I am here to tell you that justice is the eventual working out of the will of God as indicated in the fundamental principles of truth. Justice is the antithesis of wrong, the weapon God will use to bring judgment upon the world, the purpose and consummation of His coming.
>By now it should be ever so clear that politics will no more solve our problem than it did the difficulties facing Israel during her bondage in Egypt. We have come to the brink of extinction. We must now and here make an agonizing reappraisal of our way of life if we care anything for ourselves, our lives, our people, our race, the future of our properties, wives and children. Justice is a common thing. Yet, it is elusive. Men have sought its meaning and substance since time began. Plato shrugged that justice was nothing more than the wish of the strongest members of society. Jesus equated justice with brotherhood. Shakespeare saw it as a matter of mercy. I am here to tell you that justice is the eventual working out of the will of God as indicated in the fundamental principles of truth. Justice is the antithesis of wrong, the weapon God will use to bring judgment upon the world, the purpose and consummation of His coming.
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