The Testament of Solomon: The First Treatise on Demonology and Angelology. the Hidden Story of Solomon and the Prophecies of the Demons - Apocryphal Books - Couverture souple

Solomon; Animatarot

Couverture souple

ISBN 10 : 6319159901 ISBN 13 : 9786319159905

Editeur : Animatarot, 2026

Synopsis

A forbidden and revealing book that invites us to discover the story of Solomon, a remarkable biblical figure, along with his censored revelations and prophecies. The Testament of Solomon is an apocryphal work of great significance, as it is not only the first treatise on demonology but also prophesies the end times and the coming of Christ. The Testament of Solomon is a fascinating book that describes how King Solomon receives from God a magical ring that allows him to control demons. With this ring, he is able to unveil their secrets and subdue them in order to build the great Temple of Jerusalem. The book narrates the striking dialogues between Solomon and the demons and the various revelations given by them: they prophesy the coming of the Messiah, the fall of his empire, and the release of the evil he had once captured. Upon learning of these events, Solomon writes this testimony to preserve the knowledge for future generations. THE FIRST TREATISE ON DEMONOLOGY AND ANGELOLOGY - APOCRYPHAL BOOKS OF SOLOMON This book not only gave rise to what is known today as demonology, but it also reveals hidden knowledge that was suppressed for centuries. The Testament of Solomon is considered the first treatise on demonology and angelology, as it offers a fascinating description, names, and other details of evil entities, their ruling angels, hierarchies, and the mysteries of the invisible world. An essential read for students of angelology, demonology, Kabbalah, magic, and the occult. A BOOK OF REVELATIONS AND SECRETS - THE HIDDEN STORY OF SOLOMON The book stands out for the various revelations and predictions given by the demons themselves, especially the coming of the Messiah - the one who will be born of a virgin, be crucified by the Jews, and whose name equals 644. THE BOOK THAT EXPLAINS THE CLAVICULA OF SOLOMON The Testament of Solomon is considered by many occultists and scholars as an essential text for understanding the famous Key of Solomon, one of the most influential grimoires in esoteric tradition, detailing rituals and magical procedures for invoking and subduing spiritual entities. This book not only provides the mythical context behind the magical authority attributed to Solomon, but also reveals essential details, such as the names and characteristics of the demons mentioned. THE BOOK OF SOLOMON - ILLUSTRATED EDITION WITH COMMENTARY Faithful reprint of The Testament of Solomon, based on the original translation of ancient manuscripts by F. C. Conybeare in 1898. It also contains all of Conybeare's original notes and commentary, including the Greek words and phrases the author added in the footnotes for the reader's consideration. Many other editions do not include the full original text. IS THE BOOK OF SOLOMON AN APOCRYPHAL TEXT? The Testament of Solomon is an ancient text that belongs to apocryphal literature, as it is not included in the canon of most religions. Although Solomon is mentioned in all Bibles and is a central figure and example of divine wisdom, this book has been hidden from much of the population because it reveals a censored story. Religious and esoteric scholars find in The Testament of Solomon a rich source of symbolism and hidden, forbidden teachings that offer a different perspective from traditional narratives. The book is a fascinating subject of study among theologians, occultists, historians, and believers alike. Dare to discover the full story of Solomon - his secrets, prophecies, and the mysteries revealed by demons.

Détails de l'édition

• Éditeur: Animatarot
• Date d'édition: 2026
• Langue: anglais
• ISBN 10: 6319159901
• ISBN 13: 9786319159905
• Reliure: Broché
• Nombre de pages: 86
• Éditeur: Animatarot
• Coordonnées du fabricant: non disponible
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