. . .Thus the white hand of Moses (or wisdom) was described by the ancient Hebrews as "One who was slow of speech;" and though apparently it may take longer to express itself than untruth or dishonesty in the realm of mental evolution, yet in the end its victory is complete.

5 The night indeed hath passed away, and with it gone that cause of all decay. [3]The King of Splendor holding the Seven Orbed Cup of Wisdom to the earth, Through which the Powers of Divination came to their birth in man; commanded, all life's powers to control, though living here in clay: None but the Wise may divine this power! Nor none may of its commencement know, nor of its end, Till they the answer for themselves have wrung. [4]Where gushes the ruby of the vine, that many a past recollection has stored in the Garden of Immortal Memory. Which when watered by past experience brings forth well ripened fruit.

[3] The King of Splendor here represents the transcending of the . . . Read More