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(#8) Solomon Identifies The Demons By Placing Them On The Zodiac
Solomon brings every demon before him and forces them to reveal their name, the zodiac sign they represent, and which angel has power over them. The first demon he encounters, Ornias, tells the king that it is connected to "the water-pourer," or Aquarius.
A group of 36 demons, known as "the decani of the twelve zodiacal signs," answer the king's summons in one voice and reveal their connections to the astrological signs, as well. Every one of the twelve zodiac signs is represented in the collection of demons, which confess to causing illnesses in people as their job.
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(#2) Solomon Uses His Ring's Unprecedented Power To Make Demons Build His Temple
Using the ring provided to him by the archangel Michael, Solomon begins to call on every demon to bring them into his presence. Once they show themselves to the King of Jerusalem, he uses the ring to bend them to his will.
With the power of the ring, he forces the demons to reveal their evil duties, learns how to subdue them, and then orders them to create various part for the Temple of Jerusalem.
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(#12) Some See The Text As An Exorcism Manual
Exorcism is popular in horror movies, but the actual practice isn't advertised by the churches that utilize it as part of their faith. However, the information needed to exorcise specific demons is found within the pages of the Testament of Solomon.
Solomon lays out the names of the demons, along with their specific roles in serving the devil. He also orders them to offer up the angels that oppose them, allowing their invocations to bind the demons from doing harm. Furthermore, many of the demons in the text outline specific items or foliage that can be combined, burned, or otherwise used as a poultice to subdue them. All of these are things that one may use in abolishing a demon from the possession of a person, supposedly.
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(#1) Solomon Has The Power To Entrap Demons With A Magic Ring
One of the workers on Solomon's Temple of Jerusalem receives visits from a demon called Ornias that takes half of his day's wages and sucks energy from his thumb. As the worker becomes smaller and more sickly, King Solomon learns about the demon and prays for assistance from God.
In response, the archangel Michael provides Solomon with a magic ring that allows him to conquer the demons. Entrapping the demon Ornias involves throwing the ring at his chest and ordering him to report to King Solomon, which forces the demon to do as requested.
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(#3) Solomon Foils Each Demon By Calling On Their Angel Nemesis
Solomon orders each demon to reveal their name, their purpose, their zodiac association, and the means by which to bind them from doing harm. The demons provide the names of their angelic counterparts, who are then used to defeat them.
Ornias is connected to the angel Uriel, so Solomon invoke the angel's name and forces the demon to bring more of its cohorts before him. Onoskelis is defeated by the angel Joel, Asmodeus by Raphael, Beezlebub by Emmanuel, and so on.
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(#7) Solomon Tricked Two Demons Into Eternally Holding A Temple Pillar
Towards the end of the book, Solomon engages with Ephippas, a demon found in Arabia. The demon identifies itself as a son of the devil, weak only to God himself. Ephippas claims the ability to destroy with fire, move mountains, and unseat kings. When Solomon asks whether this is true, Ephippas affirms before bragging that with the help of a demon from the Red Sea, a certain pillar can be held midair in any spot in Jerusalem.
Solomon takes the opportunity to imprison Ephippas in order to move the stone into the prophesied location in the temple, leading the demon of the Red Sea with it. Solomon order the demons to hold the pillar aloft for him and they both promise to do so, with the toppling of the stone signaling the end of the world.
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The Testament of Solomon is a Greek work dating back to the 1-3th century. It is also the earliest and most typical Solomon’s Codex known. Its existence is very important in both academia and occult circles. of. This book describes in detail Solomon’s method of exorcism in the first person of King Solomon, which is very important for studying the origin of Western magical technology.
This ancient Jewish document was originally classified as one of the apocryphal scriptures of the Old Testament and later classified as a magic book. The random tool shares 13 demonic texts from this book that the church does not want you to know.
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