The Wall — the Torah and the Book of Gates, side by side

Twelve hours of the Egyptian night journey, each built of three registers. Against each hour: the Torah units at the matching station, tier by tier. Click parallels → at any hour to read the recorded evidence in the Parallels Explorer.

Genesis
Leviticus
Deuteronomy
Outside the hour count
Register
Book of Gates
Torah
Prologueoutside the hour countparallels →
Creation1:1-2:3Generations of Heaven and Earth2:4-4:26Book of Generations of Adam5:1-10:32Tower of Babel11:1-9

Four units build the three tiers the hours will use.

Entranceoutside the hour countparallels →
The western horizon — the entrance region; the First Gate alone is shown in half-form, one leaf of the door.
Hour 1Genesisparallels →
Upper register
Twelve gods above — still symmetric with the shore below; the hour's texts are light, eye, hiddenness, provisioning.
Call of Abraham11:10-13:4Abraham and Lot13:5-14:24
The barque
The barque enters at the half-gate; the poles carry the great god's command-texts; no violence anywhere in the hour.
Covenant Ceremonies15:1-17:27Sodom and Lot18:1-19:38
Lower register
Twelve gods below — the near-identical mirror of the upper shore; the moral split begins only at hour 2.
Abraham and Abimelech20:1-22:19Death of Sarah22:20-25:11
Hour 2Genesisparallels →
Upper register
The blessed provisioned — two credentialed twelves: 'who have adored Re,' 'the justified, who have spoken Maat on earth' (5th-6th Scenes).
Birth of Jacob and Esau25:12-34Isaac in Gerar26:1-33
The barque
The barque attains its permanent shape — the ram-headed god in the shrine, Mehen coiled about it; and the register's own program: 'to hold judgement in the West' (7th Scene).
Blessing Deception26:34-28:9Jacob with Laban28:10-32:3
Lower register
One floor holds the kept and the condemned side by side: Atum guarding the four Inert ones — kept — beside the twenty fettered Witnesses condemned to non-being (8th Scene).
Jacob and Esau Reconciliation32:4-33:16Transition to Isaac's Death33:17-35:29
Hour 3Genesisparallels →
Upper register
The wrapped righteous in shrines; inert gods reanimated as the barque passes.
Joseph Sold and Elevated36:1-41:45
The barque
The vessel named 'barque of the earth'; Apophis first appears.
Joseph's Administration41:46-47:26
Lower register
Provisioning of the hour — the region where the bread is.
Blessings and Deaths47:27-50:26
Hour 4Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
The Ka-gods; the Lake of Life; the Lake of Uraeus-serpents (Scenes 15-17).
Three Private SacrificesLev 1:1-3:17
The barque
The barque towed by four; nine mummies in cavities; the twelve hour-goddesses (18-20).
Sacrifices for ExpiationLev 4:1-5:26
Lower register
Horus before Osiris enshrined; the four red-fire traps (21-22).
Administrative OrderLev 6:1-7:38
Hour 5Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
The acclaiming blessed; the field-rope and its supervisors (23-25).
Inauguration of the CultLev 8:1-10:20
The barque
The barque towed; the restrained serpent, 'The trembling one' (26-27).
Diet LawsLev 11:1-47
Lower register
Truthful Ba-souls; the court-presider; the four races; the lifetime-serpent (28-32).
ChildbirthLev 12:1-8
Judgment Hall / Screenthe founding parallel — outside the count on both sidesparallels →
Book of Gates — Judgment Hall
The Judgment Hall of Osiris — printed inside the fifth hour, not counted as an hour: the composition's one zone of inspection and verdict.
Torah — the Screen
Scale Disease DiagnosisLev 13:1-46Purification ProceduresLev 13:47-14:57Genital DischargesLev 15:1-33

The Torah's inspection triad at exactly the Judgment Hall's position — the founding parallel.

Hour 6Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
Anti-Apopis forked sticks driven into the Devourer; heads emerge from the coils (34-36).
Day of PurgationLev 16:1-34
The barque
The barque towed to the depth of the Netherworld — the union of the god with his concealed corpse (37-39).
Slaughter and BloodLev 17:1-16
Lower register
The twelve on the serpent-bier Nehep, 'sleeping ones in a state of weariness' (40-41).
Illicit Sexual PracticesLev 18:1-30
Centeroutside the hour countparallels →
No station of its own here: the Torah's center answers the paired complex of hours 6 and 7. Where the wall fuses, the Torah gives each function its own room.
HolinessLev 19:1-37

Leviticus 19 — the turning point; the descent becomes the ascent here.

Hour 7Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
The bread-bearers and the Maat-bearers — 'their Maat is examined for them before the Great God' (42-43).
Sanctified ObjectsLev 22:1-25
The barque
The seven jackal-headed poles, two enemies bound to each — the verdict executed, allotted by the same word that examined the blessed (44-45).
Instructions for PriestsLev 21:1-24
Lower register
The harvest — grain and the seven sickles: 'may you mow your barley and put it into your barns' (46-47).
Penalties for Sexual OffensesLev 20:1-27
Hour 8Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
The two ropes — one gives birth to mysteries, one gives birth to the hours; 'Re counts his hours' (48-49).
Animal BirthLev 22:26-33
The barque
The barque towed with jubilation; Re addressing and being answered; the magistrates (50-52).
Holiday CalendarLev 23:1-44
Lower register
The council of judges at the gate; mummies raised from their biers into light (53-54).
Tabernacle Oil and BlasphemyLev 24:1-23
Hour 9Leviticusparallels →
Upper register
The fed on the unapproachable island — bread and vegetables for Ba-souls commanded to breathe (55-56).
JubileeLev 25:1-55
The barque
The drowned — immersed, swimming, capsized, spread out; raised without annihilation (57-58).
Blessings and CursesLev 26:1-46
Lower register
Annihilation — enemies burned; 'you have uncovered what should be hidden' (59-60).
Consecrations and RedemptionLev 27:1-34
Hour 10Deuteronomyparallels →
Upper register
The two-in-one gallery — Horus and Seth on one neck (61-68).
Golden Calf RecalledDeut 9:1-10:11Love and ObeyDeut 10:12-11:32
The barque
The battle — Apopis taken in the net; mediation on the god's behalf.
Decalogue RestatedDeut 5:1-6:3Shema and Wilderness LessonsDeut 6:4-8:18
Lower register
The road — the traction row toward the crossing.
Historical PrologueDeut 1:1-3:23Exhortation to ObedienceDeut 4:1-49
Hour 11Deuteronomyparallels →
Upper register
The Fetterers and the Slaughterers — the enemy's condemnation (69th).
Firstfruits and Covenant CeremonyDeut 25:5-27:26
The barque
The barque ascending toward Nut; the four callers; the face turned to the reader — 'I am he' (70th-78th).
Case LawsDeut 21:10-25:4
Lower register
Twelve oarsmen; twelve hour-goddesses; the seven deities, the Eye, the doorkeeper (79th-81st).
Deuteronomic Law CodeDeut 12:1-21:9
Hour 12Deuteronomyparallels →
Upper register
'It is they who unite the Netherworld with the sky' — portions established for the god in the sky (82nd-).
Song of MosesDeut 31:1-32:47
The barque
The god's imminent entry into the sky — 'Go forth from the West!'; the final punishment of Apopis (89th).
Covenant RenewalDeut 28:69-30:20
Lower register
The four crowned cohorts apportion the two destinies; lifetimes established in years (92nd-96th).
Blessings and CursesDeut 28:1-68
Final Representationoutside the hour countparallels →
The one undivided image — the sun goes up out of the Netherworld to live; the composition's exit tableau.
Exitoutside the hour countparallels →
Death of MosesDeut 32:48-34:12

Moses' blessings and death — the three tiers gathered in one unit. Ra goes up to live, Moses goes up to die.