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Mouth, speech, and utterance

Mundt; auffthun; außsprechen

Opening the mouth and uttering mystery belong to the scriptural motto that begins Part Four.

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The Sophic Hydrolith, Water Stone of the Wise

Anonymous and companion authors · Diotimos Editions · 2026

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Meaning

Opening the mouth and uttering mystery belong to the scriptural motto that begins Part Four. The speaker will speak in a parable and disclose what is hidden from the world’s beginning. This authorizes the section’s mode of explanation through figurative speech; it is not a promise that every word will be literal or technically explicit. The aligned English keeps both acts, opening and uttering, rather than reducing them to a bare announcement of revelation. The combined Psalm 78 and Matthew 13 heading is part of the supplied framing and should not be replaced with a single silently standardized citation.

Places to read

  1. Part IV: the spiritual comparison · unit 1Opening the mouth and speaking express revelatory utterance.

Attested forms

Mundt; auffthun; außsprechen