The Crown Diamond of the Believers' Tree of Life

The Crown Diamond of the Believers' Tree of Life

The Measurement of the Tabernacle of David

by b. finton

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Applies the Key of David to David's Star to construct the Crown Diamond: Adam Kadmon (Tree of Life) appears four times in a circular arrangement whose analysis produces the world's religious symbolism, the regular polygons, the Western Alphabets, and more. Significant key to Biblical imagery and writings. Written from a perspective that does not admit of conflict between Jewish, Christian, and Muslim scriptures. Embraces Hindi, Buddhist, and Native American traditions. Focus on spiritual jihad. First Chapter is a difficult read (whirling sword at the gates of Eden), but narrative becomes increasingly engaging as book develops. Reads much like a novel at the end.

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