Mystery of the Long Lost 8th, 9th and 10th Books of Moses By texasbeerguide.com

This book is divided into three parts. The first part contains The Legends of Moses the Man and Moses the Magician, which brings to life who Moses really was. It includes the legends of him as a magician found both inside and outside of the Bible. Part Two is How the Sacred Writings of Moses were Lost, which explains how additional books of Moses, beyond the first five books of the Bible, can be accounted for and what is in them. Part Three is called The Book of Miscellaney, which reveals the magical applications of Moses' additional books. This section includes the 44 Secret Keys to Universal Power, various magical seals, and explains the modern influence of the Kabbalah, which traces it to a Mosaic origin. This final section also includes a chart of all the revelations made by Moses to various people in the Bible. This is an excellent book combining hard to find historical information on Moses with the magical power that can be associated with him. Mystery of the Long Lost 8th, 9th and 10th Books of Moses

Summary Mystery of the Long Lost 8th, 9th and 10th Books of Moses

This edition published by The Book Tree checks every box I could hope for:

1. Facsimile of the original source,
2. Clear, clean, and complete,
3. Labeled spine (Author, Title, Publisher),
4. A gloss cover.

I have compared the contents to other copies available online. The facsimile is accurate and immaculate, even providing the Bibliography missing from other editions. It does not contain The Alleged Mysteries of the Supernatural advertisement from the last page of the 1945 Sheldon printing. 110 pages I believe this version of the 8th, 9th and tenthth books of moses is incomplete. I have brought this book before by another author tgere were other spells.

Matthew Hye 110 pages Three quarters of the book is highly interesting of Moses the history and the magic. The back part of the book has the Spells and prayers which have been common among many folklore villages not common to metropolitan areas but a few things there that are mainstream may be known. interesting read. 110 pages Great reference book enjoyed it 110 pages Still reading it. 110 pages

Just as one I had many years ago 110 pages Brilliant 110 pages Great book 110 pages Informative and concise. 110 pages A real education of hidden knowledge. 110 pages