Verse 22 - Tav - Atu XXI The Universe.
The other images that group around could, in a certain sense, refer to the fours Kerubs in the corners of the Universe card. But I also think there is a connection to the Planetary Hexagram.
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The "other images" may refer to the pre-existing icons of other religions. These could be attributed to the planets that cluster around the Sun. But, according to Thelema, the solar current at their heart has changed. The Law is for All. Any gods can be worshipped because behind them is THAT which is symbolised by R.H.K. in The Book of the Law - The Holy Guardian Angel. (Although a dose of "Pimp my icon" may be needed if it comes with unwanted bagagge. See AL III:50-54.)
Taken from a different angle, the "other images" may mean the images of Nuit and Hadit. But this seems a little problematic. First it says let all be worshipped, but then it tells us they are secret. This may mean that a certain level of connection may be attainable through the images, but true understanding of Nuit and Hadit requires a completely different level of consciousness. The Winners of the Ordeal X are those who have attained the K&C of HGA and have opened up to Briatic consciousness, which is beyond the Images of normal Yetzirah consciousness.
Ra-Hoor-Khuit is the visible object worship. He is a generic stand-in for the Holy Guardian Angel. The only people who need a substitute are those who do not have the real deal. Hence R.H.K. is a godform suitable for pre-Adepts to identify with. Over time as a connection with the real thing begins to manifest, this deific imagery may begin to change and become more personalised. But until then it's good enough to get you started, even if it turns out your HGA doesn't have a beak.
Verse 167. III x 22 = 66. Tav = 400.
167 + 66 + 400 = 633.
633 = AVR(Light) spelt in full.
Aleph = 111
Vav = 12
Resh = 510
The normal gematria value of AVR is 207. The 207th verse of Liber AL is III:62.
To Me do ye reverence! to me come ye through tribulation of ordeal, which is bliss.
The intials of To Me are capitalized which suggests an identification with Nuit's, To me! To me!, in chapter I. This is appropriate when you consider that R.H.K. is the Hierophant (Vav). He is the mediator and connecting link to that which is beyond. R.H.K. symbols get you to Tiphareth. After that they change to a more Nuit/Babalon theme.
66 + 400 = NVITh - Nuit.