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THE ATLAS OF THE ORDER THAT TOOK

The two pillars, three ways

the pillars
nature
The same two columns drawn three times: as 1 Kings 7 builds them (bowl, chain-work, pomegranates, lily-work), as the lodge draws them (globes), and as Waite stages them (black and white, B and J, a veil).

The question, answered as an object — and the room the globes were moved into when the pardes was returned to primary sources on 2026-07-25.
rhymes with
sephirahtiferet
whyFiled at the heart of the column the whole confusion leaves out — the Tree has three pillars, they run parallel, and they never touch.
tags
jachin boaz · globes · high priestess · 1 kings 7
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