Hebrew letters & Sefer Yetzirah
Begin with the alphabet, its three families, and the difference between a traditional text and Babylon’s adopted correspondences.
Choose a subject, find a clear introduction, and follow it into a definition, a worked example, or a teaching practice.
Begin with the alphabet, its three families, and the difference between a traditional text and Babylon’s adopted correspondences.
Distinguish the ten stations from the twenty-two corridors. Follow each letter to its path and Major image.
Understand the mathematics of pairing twenty-two letters, then explore the twenty-one published Aleph pairings.
Learn how Major corridors, numbered Minor stations, suits, and court ranks have different roles in Babylon’s teaching.
Keep symbolic meaning distinct from astronomical calculation. Work with the current five-ruler method and a transparent hypothetical example.
The Father at the source and Yeshua at the centre. Every reader remains sovereign, with room to question, disagree, and choose.
The vocabulary search includes alternate spellings and connected ideas. Babylon’s original synthesis is identified as its own teaching; symbolic interpretation remains distinct from historical or scientific evidence.
Search the vocabulary ↗Search the published Babylon collections and all 124 book and audiobook listings from My Library. Begin a guide to the Books of Jeu or the Apocryphon of John.
Explore the library catalogue ↗Begin with prayer and love in the teachings of Yeshua, or follow seven new guides through the wider book collection.