The explanation of the Liber Legis cipher is really interesting.
Re-reading it now, it's a funny bit of synchronicity that you bumped the thread as I was reading it last night

One of the things that striked me for the first time (even though I've already read Legis hundreds of times), is
"What meaneth this, o prophet? Thou knowest not; nor shalt thou know ever."
Considering how much work people have put into trying to solve the cipher (to which, the outcomes are always entertaining and sometimes educational), maybe it's not meant to be cracked?
Set/Aquino's re-reference of the "every number is infinite" line, isn't a connection I've drawn before, so as a Thelemite I find quite taken back.
The general outline of the BOCFBN, feels very much like "here's how it is! Here's what's going on"
With a week so far, I've had more time to soak up the context of LaVey/Church Of Satan, into the whole Setian methodology. Reading Aquino's commentary has also been a surprising experience (as he's shed light on several things that made me think "wtf" at first)
