Which vowel sound to use with this word..
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
Seraph.
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
Oh my god. And all the times I've gone over 777.
Thanks, Jim.
93
Frank
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
You'd have had an easier time if you had 776 1/2.
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
You may be right. Perhaps I will take a look at it and maybe get a copy.
Do you have any excerpts from it?
93
Frank
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
Excerpts? It's substantially tables.
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
I see. So it's a more easier-to-read correspondences compilation?
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ShRP. It is english for שרפ
It means "angel of fire". I was thinking maybe "SHIRP" or "SHARP". The first one I thought of was the Ayin A. So maybe that one.
Any help is appreciated.
93x3
Frank
Yes. You might want to read the description on <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.thelema.org/publications">www.thelema.org/publications</a><!-- w -->
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