> in english jubela, jubelo and jubelum have a combined gematria value of 2762. this indicates their role in the death-rebirth process because in 1 cor. 15, 42 we are told of the resurrection:        it is sown in corruption: it is raised in incorruption (2762). therefore they represent the corruption of death  but simultaneously portend the fact that this is not a death without hope > it is more than probable, however, that the naming of the juwes was also predicated by hebrew considerations. albert pike spells their names as ivbla, ivblv and ivblvm. looking at the names, it seems as if the suffixes have been added to provide a clue as to the nature of the masters word (their efforts to extract this word from hiram abif were what caused his murder). these suffixes combine to make the solar word avm / avn (for more on this go to the lost masters word) > the gematria total of the trio is 757 or 197, according to whether or not the final m is counted high. the former figure accounts them cursed, due to equivalence with the greek word; and, in context, it is interesting to note that the english root jubel  827- is equated with    the cursed. the lower figure (197) is on a level with    this was the sickle with which uranus was castrated by his son cronos.this connects with the story of noah and sons, for in the talmud ham actually unmanned noah in his drunkeness, rather than merely looking at him (this fact accounts for the severity of the punishment he received). the story of hiram and the juwes seems closely modelled on that of noah, albeit with the ruffians seeking a virile word, rather than a virile member (3). there are also parallels with the story of the resurrection of osiris, brought about by means of isis and a substitute phallus. it is clear that the mason word has phallic associations
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