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({{symbol|lines=1}} {{quote| The vertical stroke represents the one-ness of God, or the Godhead in general; it also symbolizes the power descending upon mankind from above, or, in the opposite direction, the yearning of mankind towards higher things |by=Rudolph Koch |source=The Book of Signs (p1) }} Category:Symbols in the Book of Signs) |
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The vertical stroke represents the one-ness of God, or the Godhead in general; it also symbolizes the power descending upon mankind from above, or, in the opposite direction, the yearning of mankind towards higher things | The vertical stroke represents the one-ness of [[Christian God|God]], or the [[Godhead]] in general; it also symbolizes the power descending upon mankind from above, or, in the opposite direction, the yearning of mankind towards higher things | ||
|by=Rudolph Koch | |by=Rudolph Koch | ||
|source=The Book of Signs (p1) | |source=The Book of Signs (p1) | ||
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