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Lucifer, A Theosophical Magazine. Volume I. September 1887-February 1888

Note 89 — Chapter VI · —(Continued.) (continued 2)

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Again I must bring forward what Mr. G. Massey says (whom I quote repeatedly because he has studied this subject so thoroughly and so conscientiously).

“My contention, or rather explanation,” he says, “is that the author of the Christian name is the Mummy-Christ of Egypt, called the Karest, which was a type of the immortal spirit in man, the Christ within (as Paul has it), the divine offspring incarnated, the Logos, the Word of Truth, thethe Makheru of Egypt. It did not originate as a mere type! The preserved mummy was the dead bodybody of any one that was Karest, or mummified, to be kept by the living; and, through constant repetition, this became a type of the resurrection from (not of!) the dead.” See the explanation of this further on.

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