Christian

S^into

Christ encountered a S^amaritan woman.

Foster-father found girl in bamboo-stalk. {Cf. bamboo-born [Zulu] UNKuLunkulu: this name matching [Aram.] ONQeLos -- the >aramaic Targum being a source for the S^amaritan text of the To^rah}

He told her that her had had 5 husbands, none of which was now her husband.

She had 5 suitors (would-be husbands), but jilted them. (TBC)

(The implication was that each of the 5 had perished in some stupendous undertaking.) If this is implied; then the names of these 5 can be completed from B-R>S^YT 25:4 = DBRY H-YMYM 1:33, thus:-

Each of those 5 had failed his assigned task-quaest, as followeth:-

(1^st) <e^pah (cf. <pe> "branch", DBW 6073): Aladdin (of 1001 Nights) in the underground jewel-tree realm

(2^nd suitor,) of fetching a jewel-tree branch from paradise {cf. the golden bough of Aineias, mentioned by Vergilius};

(2^nd) <eper (cf. <oper "fawn" H/EE/HD, H/E p. 257)

(3^rd suitor,) of fetching the fire-mouse =? "fawn-colored mouse" (MC);

(3^rd) H.nok (cf. H.anukkah, festival of the 8-branched candlestick)

(4^th suitor,) jewel from dragon (cf. Japanese "eight-tailed dragon" -- GC);

(4^th) >bi^-da< : [<ar.] >abu-pihamat (= Baphomet, according to S -- this is the "human head on platter" of the H.as`is`i^n)

(1^st suitor,) begging-bowl;

(5^th) >L-Da<ah {cognate with /ALTHAimenes/ from (GM 93.a) Krete}

Out of the depths of the Nile, with "the eagle, the coffin floated up to the top." (LB, p. 400)

Pandareus the (CDCM, s.v. "Aedon") sea-eagle}

Pa>ul was temporarily blinded by divine light. [<ar.] qamar "snow-blindness" is also

While the guards guarding her were temporarily blinded by divine light,

"moon" (A-ED, p. 923).

she returned to the moon. (TM)

note the praefixed qa- in both qaMaR and qaLeB [<ar.] "heart".

LeB [<ib.] "heart" (DBW 3820): the immaculate one of MiRyam, who is sometimes likened to the woman (accurately identified as Hagar) standing on the moon.

[<ar.] qalaba is "to overturn, to turn upside-down" (A-ED, p. 917)

Thus, the Son of Man's being "in the heart of the earth" (Matthew 12:40) could refer to the [Maori] "overturning (of the earth) by Mata-aho".

The term S^amaritan possibly referreth to the [<ib.] s^amir "fennel; EMERy (for drill-bits)" (H/EE/HD, H/E part, p. 314).

In the "union of the two hearts", the sacred heart of Christ is repraesented as flaming; cf. EMbER of Prometheus in fennel-stalk.

S^imon of Kurene was nailed down.

Prometheus was nailed down, and his heart was devoured. (P)

[Jap.] kami is a deformation of [Ainu] kamwi "god", from *kambi -- mb may be derived from a still-earlier d. [retroflex] or the like; while k may easily be from q [uvular] -- so, cf. [<ar.] qad.d.a "to pierce, to bore, to perforate" (A-ED, p. 902)

cf. the tale of the Daoist who became an immortal by boring through a stone block by means of a wooden drill-stick -- Japanese kami (and Ainu kanui) customarily being repraesented by sticks with still-attached wood-shavings, those whittlings perhaps alluding to ablation as of a wooden drill drilling through rock.