Sounds

Remembering that one man see Jehovih in the leaves and flowers; in the mountains and skies; in the sun and stars; or hear''' Him in the wind and all corporeal sounds; yea, he know his Creator in the presence of everything under the sun.

One man distinguish''' the harmony of sounds, and he is delighted.

Remembering that one man see Jehovih in the leaves and flowers; in the mountains and skies; in the sun and stars; or hear''' Him in the wind and all corporeal sounds; yea, he know his Creator in the presence of everything under the sun.

One man distinguish''' the harmony of sounds, and he is delighted.

And, with them, the heavens were as an open book; the libraries of the heavens as the sound of voices full of wisdom.

But he do evil even before the sound of his voice is hushed.

In one, tallness; in another, shortness; in one, sound teeth and bones and well-formed limbs; in another, sagacity; in one, a dense population and well-tilled lands; in another, plain food and long life; for in kosmon, man should go abroad into all countries, one nation with another; and they should profit by wisdom, to bring forth a new race with all the glories selected from the whole.

And the builders in Yutis brought them an avalanza, and they went therein, to the sound of the singing of three millions of voices in Jehovih's praise.

But the words that come out of good works done unto others to raise them up, are as the sound of a trumpet that reach''' beyond the stars.

Behold, I break away from their languages, and preach the truth in your native tongue, and it sound new to you.

Sing unto Him, O you**** mountains; and send unto Him the sound of rippling waters, O ye valleys!

Sound loud His name, the E-O-Ih of the Zarathustrians, that sang Him on high!

PAN, (of language) the first guttural sounds approximating words.

POIT, beginning of labial word-sounds.

FONECE, following the sound, but not the signs.

A sound the mouth utter''' in sudden joy, as Gah, ha, or E'goh'e.

The sound the sailors utter.

U long often has the sound Yu's, and sometimes of E only.

By using the root of the tongue instead of the tip, it is much easier to speak the Hebrew and Algonquin; and by allowing the sound to escape with the mouth nearly closed, it is easier to speak Indian and Chinese.

The sound of "a" in Mas is as "a" in far.

An emblem of the sounds ai and e (Gau), or i and e, or e, or g.

One of the sacred sounds in the Vedic language.

Alphabetical sounds, Panic and Chine.

Chawnt, to sing a song, a monotonous sound of not more than three notes, continued from sunrise to sunset without ceasing.

Ha'unh, sound.

Next he taught me the monotony of sound that brings on the prophetic spell and power to see the unseen.

The Phoenician sound "Aw" required 16,000 years to become the English "A," long sound.

East: (with sound of gong, twice): Hear us, O Jehovih!

When they have arrived at the West, the Washutaga sound the gong, and they halt thereat.

sound the gong thrice; the I.

Neither could all Asu utter the same sounds alike.

Finding a coincidence in the tides with certain phases of the moon, they have erroneously attributed the cause of tides to the power of attraction in the moon manifesting on the ocean, which is taught to this day as sound philosophy!

The same rule was applied by the ancient prophets in music, making three primary sounds, e, o, ih (the words of the wind), but giving all other sounds to the beast (66), which was supposed to cover the number of sounds from the lowest bass to the highest treble, that could be procured from the animal creation.

And these ranges of sounds are manifest in man, whether singing or talking, according to the kind of vortexian currents that fall upon a country and the grade he hold in resurrection.

So that even a whole people in one country will utter sounds higher or lower than in another country, some through the teeth, some in the throat, and yet others through the nose.

Sounds, as in music, are not substance, but currents of air in motion, which register their broken discharges on the drum of the ear.

For, of a truth, in entity, sounds and colors are one and the same thing, but registered, one on the eye and one on the ear.

If one instrument in a same room be played upon, and other instruments in the same room be in tune therewith, the currents of vortexya will cause the others to give off sounds faintly.

If said instruments be connected by wood fibers, the sounds will be louder.

Music is of two kinds: sounds and assimilation.

Dumb instruments may make sound-music; but assimilation come to the real matter of putting one's behavior in harmony with the community.

In olden times the Gods had inspired the Parsi'e'ans to migrate toward the west and inhabit the lands of Heleste, also a country of giants, but less given to rites and ceremonies; and they carried with them three languages: the Panic, of Jaffeth; the Vedic, of Vind'yu, and the Parsi'e'an; and because they used the same sounds, mostly, but different written characters, a confused language sprang out of these, and was called Fonece, and the people thus speaking were called Foneceans, that is to say: We will use the same sounds, but take to our judgment to use whatsoever written characters we choose.

It is pronounced in three syllables, G-o-ce, long sound.

These are called the three primary sounds of the wind.

The "o" is a long sound, like "o" in God.

Joss and God are synonymous, and are the vulgarism of the Panic word, Zhe-ode-de, or nearly as one would pronounce the letters in spelling God, and it is from the same source as E-O-Ih, i.e., the three primary sounds the wind makes.

But unto all others I declare a time of recreation and sport, to be called again to duty when I have finished with my Gods, of which my marshals will inform the trumpeters, who should sound the call.

When we use the expression, And God said, etc., it sounds reverential to us, whilst to a Chinaman it sounds as silly as to our ears is the expression, And Joss said, etc.

Hog answered: Nay, I see only a glimmering light faintly; I hear a voice, but it sound not like my mother's voice.

Again I listened to the sounds coming from the far-off earth.

Others, even by colors made in the waves of sound, went forward, carrying millions of angels, every one attuned so perfectly that his very presence lent power and beauty to the monarch vessel.

His first lessons should be in colors and sounds both of corpor and es.

And of sounds he should proceed in the same way; first, learning a combination of three, so that when his teacher produce any three sounds together, he can hear them and determine the exact velocity of wave.

Then he should begin with four sounds (notes), then five, then ten, then a hundred, and even a thousand, the which, even though made in the same instant, he should detect every one, and the velocity and force of each.

Div decreed: He should now begin the practice of combining and creating color by sounds, and sounds by colors, both in corpor and es.

Div decreed: He should now receive instruction in the sounds of conversation.

Div decreed: He should now analyze the waves of voice, wherein he cannot hear the sounds thereof.

His teacher should station him in a certain place and cause him to read the waves of light and sound that come to him, so that he know not only the words spoken, but the kind of person speaking or singing.

Div decreed: His teacher should now cause him to read the waves of light and sound emanating from two persons talking at the same time, whom he cannot hear, and he should understand not only the words spoken, but the kind of persons speaking.

Div decreed: Then he should be taken to a distance from a battle-field, where mortals are in deadly conflict, but he should not be sufficiently near to hear the sounds; but when the waves come to him, he should read them and know the number of the men in battle, the kind of weapons in use, and the cause of contention.

The unseen spake in the wind three sounds, E-O-IH, and was called by mortals Eolin, God of the wind; so Eolin showed himself in three colors: yellow, which is the highest color; blue, which is the coldest color; and red, which is the warmest color.

Eolin said: Out of My three sounds, are all sounds made; out of My three colors, are all colors made.

10 Many Japanese words, Chinese words, East Indian, Central American, Algonquin and Phoenician words, are nearly identical in sound and meaning, especially as spoken by the uneducated.

The sound, "An," sharp, plays a conspicuous part.11 Nevertheless in hundreds of years after, there came into Shem I'hins from Jaffeth who survived thousands of years.

God said: As in the olden time man named all things according to their own spoken words and sounds uttered, so in the days of Thor came the written words of everything on earth and in heaven.

In the Ariniisca of Portan of the etherean worlds and division of Hoit and Izaracha, flew the call of the Gods for volunteers, nor which a more welcome sound is not heard in high heaven to do Jehovih's will.

And when he neared the place, his es'enaurs chanted and the trumpeters played; the sound of which music came to the ears of God and his hosts, and they were the hymns of more than a thousand years ago.

Sue, Jehovih's Son, had previously stationed signal bells at remote distances from one another, but connected them so that the sounds would answer quickly.

And the glad and solemn sound of the Immortal Voice came upon the souls of millions impatient to vow themselves to a new life; and God and his hosts welcomed them with great joy.

Preserve you, therefore, the names of my rites and ceremonies, and especially the names of land and water, and the firmament above, and the ships that plow the water, and all sounds whatever that man make in the throat and without the tongue and lips; for in the time of my glory on the earth you should also be glorified.

My voice proceed in the space of heaven; the wise angels of My exalted places hear the sound going forth.

Behold, I come not as a sound to the ear; My voice hieth into the soul from all sides.

Let them carry the sound of My voice to the ji'ay'an swamps of exploded worlds, boiling in the roar of elements, where wise angels and Gods explore to find the mystery of My handiwork.

Better is it that men march to the sound of one monotonous word, than not to march at all; the value lie not in the word, but in bringing in unison that which was void.

In obedience to My will named he Me after the sounds the wind utter''', and he said E - O - Ih !

And there came in answer to the sounds of My voice, myriads of angels from the roadway in heaven, where the earth travel'''.