-You know that, according to the cabal, God has a terrible and secret name ... -Traragrammaton. -That is. In its four letters the harmony and balance of the universe are supported ... the Archangel Gabriel to Muhammad was guess: God is hidden by seventy thousand veils of light and darkness. And if those veils rose, even me would be annihilated ... but God is not the only one to have such a name. The devil also has his: a combination of frightful, malefic letters, whose pronunciation summons it ... and triggers terrible consequences.
The passage discusses the concept of a secret name of God, known as the Tetragrammaton, which consists of four letters that symbolize the harmony and balance of the universe. It suggests that God's true nature is obscured by numerous veils of light and darkness, emphasizing the immense power and hidden qualities of the divine. The Archangel Gabriel's message to Muhammad underscores the idea that even the closest beings to God would face destruction if those veils were lifted.
Additionally, the text mentions that the devil possesses a similar secret name, formed by a combination of dark and fearsome letters. Pronouncing this name is believed to invoke the devil, leading to dire consequences. This duality of sacred and profane names highlights a contrast between divine protection and malevolent forces, illustrating the complexities of spiritual beliefs and the significant impact of names in metaphysical contexts.