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See Etymology of Coined Terminology.
Introduction
Section 1: The Philosophic Concept of the I AM
Section 2: The I AM as Triune and as Sevenfold
p7: The other usage of Father-Son-Spirit is used at 13:2.4. Father-Father is only used at 8:1.2. Father-Spirit is used twice: (16:3.10), (104:4.23). Father-Son is used twenty-nine times. The other two usages of Mother-Son are: (105:3.4), (158:3.2). father-mother appears once at 33:5.1. Mother-Spirit and Mother–Mother are never used.
p11: Tigran Aivazian’s videos with graphic representation of formulas for Ultimaton at Rest and Ultimaton Deindividuation at High Frequency Oscillations.
Section 3: The Seven Absolutes of Infinity
p2: Mother-Son See cross-reference study: Gender Studies.
p8: Original printing reads, “Unifier of the deified and the undeified; corelater of the absolute.” SRT version reads, “Unifier of the deified and the undeified; correlator of the absolute.” Explanation, “Although it is remotely possible that the original, corelater, (which is not found in either Webster’s or the OED) was a coined extension of corelation and corelative (both of which are found), it is not readily apparent how corelater would differ in meaning from correlator, the now standard form, which is found five times elsewhere in the text. The more likely situation is that two separate typographical errors were made when this word was set. The first was a dropped keystroke at the end of a line of type (co– instead of cor-); the second was an incorrect keystroke, substituting e for o. This doubly misspelled word would still be difficult to catch in proofing because it would sound the same when read aloud by the copyholder, and interestingly enough, if it looked odd to a proofreader and consequently led him or her to consult the dictionary, the spelling could neither be confirmed nor denied by either Webster’s or the OED as neither dictionary contained correlator or corelater. Without an electronically searchable text, it is unlikely that the evidence of the otherwise unanimous usage within the revelation itself could have been brought to bear on the problem.”
The other two usages of Mother-Son: 8:1.2 and 158:3.2
Section 4: Unity, Duality, and Triunity
Section 5: Promulgation of Finite Reality
Section 6: Repercussions of Finite Reality
Section 7: Eventuation of Transcendentals
p9: space potency: (42:2.6) “On Uversa, space potency is spoken of as ABSOLUTA.” See Nigel Nunn’s presentation (particularly Part IV), which covers the relationship between absoluta, segregata, ultimata and in the creation of ultimatons and how all of this relates to dark islands and black holes.
space potency appears 21 times in 18 paragraphs.