Adelphotes (ἀδελφότης)
This verse from the Egyptian Texts of the Bronze Book, Book of Manuscripts: Chapter 33 is in regards to the symbolic "brother and sister" relationship of the Divine Male and Divine Female often narrated in the mythologies. The well studied student understands that in the Lower Ages this divine spiritual bond known as ἀδελφότης (adelphotes) between these two Divine Souls has been corrupted by mistranslations. They are not siblings in the way Mortal Humans have come to understand the meaning of the word.
33:7: About the days of Nun, we have no knowledge. Before creation commenced there was the One Father/Mother Being and from this Divinity came the heavenly Twins. From these were born three, and the three became many. Thus, even in the beginning it was divinely ordained that brother and sister might be wed. From the first Heavenly Twins were born those whose destiny it was to be eternally married. For theirs was the divine right of eternal and undying love, a love unknown to mortals, but to which, if they would be more than mortal, they must aspire. This love is the Light of Life, the Light of the Earth, the Sun of the Spirit. - The Kolbrin Bible: Egyptian Texts of the Bronze Book, Book of Manuscripts: Chapter 33
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