Gnostic John the Baptizer — The Story of the Breach with Judaism · 7 of 10 · tr. G.R.S. Mead
Section 7
2 Presumably Adonai; M.'s Lord is (below) the King of Light and later on her Lord is Gnosis of Life.
3 Cp. the prophesyings and interpretations of Early Christendom and the 'glossolaly' of the earliest Pauline communities.
4 M. became entranced.
5 Presumably a heavenly visitant.
1 Ṭuṭiftā = Heb. tefillīm .
2 Cp. § 22, 'the pure burzinqā ,' and J. B., pp. 30 1 and 50 1 .
1 The whole description is intentionally symbolic or allegorical.
2 The White Eagle is manifestly Gnosis of Life.
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