The Sword of Moses

The Sword of Moses An ancient Hebrew/Aramaic book of magic Translated by M. Gaster, 1896 Note: Dr. Gaster omitted transcription of holy names, marking them X in the text. Text marked by [] added by J.H.Peterson. I. The Sword of Moses. In the name of the mighty and holy God! Four angels are appointed to the “Sword” given by the Lord, the Master of mysteries, and they are appointed to the Law, and they see with penetration the mysteries from above and below; and these are their names — SKD HUZI, MRGIOIAL, VHDRZIOLO, TOTRISI. [CQD HUZI MRGIZIAL, UHDRZIULU, TUTRISI] And over these are five others, holy and mighty, who medi- tate on the mysteries of God in the world for seven hours every day, and…

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