Theos-Talk Archives (December 1996 Message tl00787)

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> From: Tom Robertson <mdmgyn@worldnet.att.net>
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> There is footnote to "night monster," which says "Hebrew: Lilith."
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> Lilith _does_ sound like the typical woman!

I had no idea that the myth of Lilith had such a historical and
interesting background.

If there is anyone here interested in Sophia,
take a look at the Societas Gnostica Norvegia website

There is a a new section on the page
called "The Mysteries of Sophia", devoted to the
Gnostic goddess of Wisdom.

http://home.sn.no/~noetic/mystsoph.htm

In the Article section:
one article entitled
"The Redemption of Sophia", dealing with
the "fallen" aspect of Sophia

http://home.sn.no/~noetic/redempsoph.htm

A Scriptures section, which has all the
scriptures mentioning Sophia, or dealing with
the concept of Sophia.

http://home.sn.no/~noetic/

and a "Sophia Bibliography"

http://home.sn.no/bib


Happy New Year to All!

-AEB