The Covenant of Salt / As Based on the Significance and Symbolism of Salt in Primitive Thought / Chapter 11 FAITHLESSNESS TO SALT | 73.33%Download App
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Chapter 11 FAITHLESSNESS TO SALT
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Released on: 01/12/2017
ests to the primitive mind the idea of treachery as faithlessness to salt. The Persian term for a "traitor" is namak
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Contents
Chapter 1 CHARACTERISTICS OF A COVENANT
Chapter 2 A COVENANT OF SALT
Chapter 3 BIBLE REFERENCES TO THE RITE
Chapter 4 BREAD AND SALT
Chapter 5 SALT REPRESENTING BLOOD
Chapter 6 SALT REPRESENTING LIFE
Chapter 7 SALT AND SUN, LIFE AND LIGHT
Chapter 8 SIGNIFICANCE OF BREAD
Chapter 9 SALT IN SACRIFICES
Chapter 10 SALT IN EXORCISM AND DIVINATION
Chapter 11 FAITHLESSNESS TO SALT
Chapter 12 SUBSTITUTE TOGETHER WITH REALITY
Chapter 13 ADDED TRACES OF THE RITE
Chapter 14 A SAVOR OF LIFE OR OF DEATH
Chapter 15 MEANS OF A MERGED LIFE
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