Egyptian Alphabet, William W. Phelps scribe, circa July–circa December 1835

Egyptian Alphabet first degree

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Character	lettr	Sound	Explanation
H	a x	ah	The first Being, who exercises supreme power
H	x	Pha=e	The first man, or one who has Kingly power, or king
H	x	Pha	a more universal reign, having greater dominion, or power
H H		Pha=ho=e=oop	Royal family, Royal blood, or Pharaoh, or supreme power, or King
H		Ho-oop-hah	Crown of a princes, or signifies Queen.
H		Zi	virgin, unmarried, virtuous, or the principle of virtue.
H		Kah=tou<=>mun	The name of the <a> royal family, in the female line
H		Zi=oop-hah	An unmarried woman, & a virgin, a princes
H		Ho=e=oop	A young unmarried man— a prince.
H		Zip=zi	a woman, married or unmarried,= daughter
H		Ho-e= oop=hah <oh=e>	crown of a prince, or King
H		Oan, <or> ah=e	The earth
H		Tus, toan, take to,e or tou=es=	beneath, below, under, water
H		Iota	Eye= to see = sight, sometimes Me, myself
H		Iota tou=es Zipzi=	Egypt. The land first seen, by a woman, under water
H		Su=e=eh=ni	What other person is that? Who?
H		Ho=e=oop hah=Pha=e—	Reign, government, <power> right, Kingdom
H		Zub-zool=oan	The begining,= first, before appointing to
H		Zub=zoal oan=eh.	In the beginning of the earth, or Creation
H		Zub=eh—	To be in— as light in the earth
H		Zub	The first creation of any thing <or first institut[io]n>
H		Zub zool	from the fi[r]st to any stated period after
H		Zool	From a <any> fixed period of time back to the begining

Second part of the first degree.

H	H	Alph◊◊m◊g◊s Ah me os—	God without beginning or end
H	H	Aleph	In the beginning with God the Son or first born
H	H	Albeth	Angels or disembodied spirits or Saints.
H	H	Alkabeth	Angels in an unalterable state, men after they are raise <from the dead>
H	H	Alchebeth	Ministers of God, high priests, Kings
H	H	Alchibeth	Ministers of God, un less than high priests—
H	H	Alkubeth <Alkobeth>	Ministers not ordained of God, sinful
H	H	Alki◊beth <Alkubeth>	Ministers who are less sinful for want of power
H	H	Ba=eth	The name of all mankind— man or men
H	H	Ba=eth=ka	Adam or the first man, or first King
H	H	Ba-eth kee	The next from Adam, one ordained under him.
H	H	Ba-eth ki	The third ordained under Adam
H	H	Ba-eth ko	The fourth from Adam

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Editorial Title: Egyptian Alphabet, William W. Phelps scribe, circa July–circa December 1835
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