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Continuing the prior page, this fragment imagines the air and salt on the tongue as a way to know difference between Satim and God, with comparison planned as a bodily test.

The page is brief but conceptually sharp. Preserving the source spellings keeps the strange theological comparison grounded in the physical texture of the typed manuscript.

Mid-thought, the page makes salt 'loaded om the tongue' a test of difference 'for both Satim and God', as if theology could be tasted; the strange typed misspellings keep the comparison rooted in the body.