Ayallach
Enoch’s Name Among the Watchers Ayallach is one of the three names of Enoch: the name given him by the Watchers of heaven. At his birth Cavah blessed him: “This little son shall be called Ayallach by all the Watchers of Heaven because he is kin to those who are the guardians of the oaks […]
Oaks of Pethach
Pronunciation: OHKS uv puh-THAK Also Called Ayil — the name of the two oaks themselves (Seth 2:23). When Yaatsekawd gave each thing in creation its definition, the oaks asked him, “Who are we,” and he said, “You are Ayil / the strength of God,” and the Lord entered them with His strong presence (Seth 4:111–112). […]
Honi
Pronunciation: HOH-nee The Meaning of the Name Honi means “the wealth of substance” (Strong’s #1952 and #202). His Family Honi was the father of Elizabeth, who became the mother of John the Baptist — making Honi John’s own grandfather (I Achee 6:105). A Circle Drawer Honi was a circle drawer — one who could call […]
Land of Anach
Pronunciation: ann-ACK The Meaning of the Name “Now to the south and west of the land of Moladeth in the morning shadow of the mountain of the domain of Gabriel is a place that is called the land of Anach and it is called this because it is a land where those who dwell there […]
Qumran
Pronunciation: koom-RAHN The Modern Name for Secacah Qumran is the modern Arabic name for the site the books call Secacah. Qumran means “the unbelievers,” so named because the graves found there do not face Mecca (Handbook, p. 140). A Place Set Apart for Watches Qumran was designated for the very specific use as a facility […]
Secacah
Pronunciation: seh-KAY-kuh The Meaning of the Name Secacah means “a place enclosed with protection” (I Achee 6:106; Moses 15:119). A Real Archaeological Parallel Qumran, on the Dead Sea’s northwestern shore, has been identified by some scholars with the biblical Secacah of Joshua 15:61–62. Excavations there uncovered numerous mikva’ot — ritual immersion baths fed by an […]
Mount Pethach
Pronunciation: puh-THAK Also Known As The righteous call it Mount Zion. The wicked call it Hermon (I Achee 13:2), and it is “known to the Decadarchoi as Hermon” (I Achee 1:41). A note in the Book of Melchizedek adds that it is “known as Mount Hermon today” (Melchizedek 12:54 n. 113). The Books of Melchizedek […]
Rocks
Definition: Element that knows, feels, and remembers; the witnesses between God and man, whose spirit of life is to protect you. Ebedel Rocks are Ebedel, fourth among the Eerkodeshoi, whose name means “Servant of God.” “The Virtue Clan guardian is Ebedel, rocks”; the women of that clan “use rocks as a resource to help the […]
Rocks on the Sabbath
Definition: Rocks are not to be moved on the Sabbath day, for moving them makes them afraid. The Rule Among the rules concerning the Sabbath stands a single line: “let no rock be moved on the Sabbath day for it will make it afraid.” The reason given is the rock itself. The rule that follows […]
Tablet of Gabriel
Pronunciation: TAB-lit uv GAY-bree-el Also Known As The tablet has three names: the Tablet of Gabriel, the Tablet of Jeshurun, and the Book of the Law (Moses 3:4). Why It Is Called Gabriel It is named for the fulfillment of the everlasting covenant Anokeesed made with Yaatsekawd when He named him Gabriel (Moses 3:4). What […]