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Abracadabra & Abraxas Formulae

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The Holy Spirit in Judaism Generally Refers to the divine aspects of prophecy and wisdom. It aussi Refers to the divine strength, quality, and impact of God Most High (El Elyon Hebrew) over the universe or God’s creatures over, in Given contexts. The Hebrew language ruach ha-kodesh sentence (Hebrew: רוח הקודש, “holy spirit” also transliterated ruaḥ qodesh-ha) is used in the Hebrew Bible (Tanakh) and Jewish writings to Refer to the spirit of YHWH (רוח יהוה). It literally means “the spirit of holiness.” The Hebrew ruach qodshekha terms, “thy holy spirit” (רוּחַ קָדְשְׁךָ), and ruach qodshō, “his holy spirit” (רוּחַ קָדְשׁ֑וֹ) aussi Occur. (When a possessive suffix is added the definite article est dropped.) אב, בן, רוח הקודש – av, well, ruach hakodesh – “Father, Son, Holy Spirit.”

 

ABRACADABRA:

The exact origin of the word is up for debate, aim Perhaps one of the Oldest we-have records of “Abracadabra” being used is a snippet from a Roman sage named Serenus Sammonicus in the 2nd century AD from His Liber medicinalis 923-941):

 

‘ Mortiferum magis est quod Graecis hmitritaion Vulgatur verbis: dicere hoc nostra lingua Not potuere ulli, puto, nec volvere relatives. Inscribes Chartae quod dicitur abracadabra , Saepius and subter repetis, sed detrahe summae, and magis magis atque desint elementa figuris SINGULA, quae rapies semper, et cetera fixed, Donec in angustum redigatur littera conum: His lino nexis collum redimire memento . ‘ Transl: ‘ The Greeks call the malady hemitritaeos is more deadly.None of our ancestors name Could this disease in our own language, nor Did They feel the need to.We piece of parchment, write the so-called “abracadabra” several times, repeating it on the line below; take off the end goal, so That Gradually individual letters, qui you will take away Each Time, are missing from the word. Continue up to the (last) letter Makes the apex of a cone. Remember to wind this with linen and hang it around the neck. Many people say que la lard of a lion is effective ‘.

It’s Unlikely That Sammonicus Serenus cam up with the word on His Own and it is thought to-have-been in use before Then. There are a pair of theories as to Where It might-have Ultimately come from. First, it Could have been derived from the word Equally magical “abraxas” whose letters, in Greek numerology, add up to 365-the number of days in the year. It Could Be That early sages thought This was a Powerful Somehow word and created “abracadabra” out of it and turned it into a “cure.”

 

This amulet, writes Sammonicus Serenus, shoulds be worn around the neck for nine days. On the morning of the tenth day, the patient shoulds rise before dawn and discard the amulet in a flowing river, whereupon he or she will be cured.

 

“Abracadabra belongs (not sure) to Aramaic, a Semitic language shares That Many of the same rules as Hebrew grammar,” says Cohen in “Win the Crowd.” “‘Abra’ is the Aramaic equivalent of the Hebrew ‘avra’ Meaning ‘I will create.’ While ‘cadabra’ is the Aramaic equivalent of the Hebrew ‘kedoobar’ Meaning ‘As Was spoken.’ Together the sentence means clustering, ‘I will create as has-been spoken’.

 

The word is of Hebrew origin or Aramaic, being white Either derived from the Hebrew words ‘ab’ (father) ‘bin’ (sound), and ‘ruach hakodesh’ (holy spirit), or from the Aramaic ‘avra Kadavra’ Meaning ‘it will be created in my words’.

 

Ha brakha dabra (הברכה דברה)> The blessing (הברכה) has spoken (דברה).
Ha brachah dabarah
Ab Ben Ruach hA CADosh> Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
Abracadabra> אברקאדברא
– K’davra avra – “I will create as I speak”; הברכה ודברה – “I will bless, I will speak”;

 

Selon MA Ouaknin, Abracadabra is born of confusion entre le Dibour and the Amira. Abracadabra literally means clustering In His view ‘”he created as he spoke” (hou Kémo chedibère bara).

 

 

Abracadabra, magic word or formula used in folk medicine Mainly, as an incantation against fevers and inflammation. Several obscure origins for the word-have beens Proposed, most is of Them Regarding it as a derivative of Aramaic year demon-name, now unrecognizable. It OCCURS first in the writings of Severus Sammonicus, a gnostic physician of the second century CE In the same Manner as Abracadabra, the name of Shabriri, the demon of blindness, and magic words –other Were used in Jewish magic, incantations and amulets. An amulet still in use Among Some Oriental Jews Utilizes a talmudic formula: (Pes 112a; Av Zar 12b…)

 

SHABRIRI
ABRIRI
RIRI
RI

ABRAXAS:

Abraxas (Greek: Αβραξας) Abrasas, Abracax gold, is a Gnostic term used notably by Basilides, qui Refers to the 365 emanations of the supreme god. It Would Indeed altered transcription of a Hebrew original cryptogram, the interpretation isopséphique Refers to 365. The term is found engraved on amulets or talismans called Expired abraxas by metonymy. For Orthodox Christians the term Refers to a demon. ( Wikipedia ).


Several interpretations of the term exist: The Basilidians, heretics of the second century, the term used Would Have to Refer to all the eons, divine emanations, the types of spirits or angels, Who presided over the 365 heavens. Others interpret the term as the supreme god, it is intended not consist with the doctrine of Basilides. The term abraxas Composed of seven letters in the Gnostic system referenced to the seven planets (and by extension to the seven archangels, the seven deadly sins, the seven days, etc.) broken down selon the Greek numbering system (A = 1, B = 2 R = 100, X = 60, S = 200), And Then added together, the seven letters of the word Gives the number of days of the annual cycle, or 365; By a similar logic to That of the Great Year, It Could Be the symbol of all of Creation, the cosmos and Knowledge (gnosis). Selon St. Jerome, Abraxas Would corresponds to the mystical and hidden name of Mithras or the Sun, Whose sum of the letters in Greek (αβραξας) shows the number Corresponding to 365 days of a solar year.

Selon Jacques Basnage, Abraxas originated from Egyptians, as we found it qui Harpocrates amulets Many Depicted is sitting on His lotus with a whip in his hand and the word Abraxas.It Would Be a cryptogram of Hebrew origin, Originally written on two lines ABRA / XAS, qui boustrophedon read in Hebrew, are ARBA / XAS, that ‘is to say, “God (ARBA) Protects (XAS).”