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Subject Elisa Lam and Jephtha's daughter Seila

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Original Message Elisa Lam

Seila

In the Old Testment Jephthah was a judge who defeated the Ammonites and after the victory he sacrificed his daughter as a burnt offering.

Jephtha's daughter is not named in the Bible.

However, the Pseudo Philo does name her. Her name is Seila. Notice that Seila is an anagram for Elisa. Seila means "asked for".

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

on a side note there is a Crowley connection:

El (God) is a Lam

"Lam, (whose name derives from the Tibetan word for "way" or "path") later became the subject of a portrait by Crowley, drawn from life and imbued with a haunting inner quality of its own."

Crowley's portrait of Lam passed into the hands of Kenneth Grant circa 1945 following an astral working in which he and Crowley were jointly involved. Grant, who was authorized in the early '50s to work the first three grades of the OTO, is now widely perceived as Crowley's natural heir and successor (what a can of worms that statement opens.--ed). His interest in CETI (Contact with Extraterrestrial Intelligence)-type phenomena is of long-standing duration."

[link to www.excludedmiddle.com]

Summer of 1898 Crowley writes ‘Jephthah’ at the Cecil Hotel in London (note that I am not trying to say that this is the same hotel).

[link to ghostblooms-van-asten.blogspot.com]

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