The Devil's Bible

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Permalink Reply by Mark L. Lee on September 29, 2013 at 2:23pm

AJS,

   You have roused my curiosity!!! Just a bit later than you are speaking of, two great tomes were written, one was the Red Dragon the other was the Black Dragon. Do not confuse this with the work of LeVey. Anton created his atheistic works with the greatest of a sense of humor. He birthed his faith on Samhain 1966 and knew from his work with carnivals and travelling shows, soon some would believe; enough to make him rather wealthy. There are many works that those unfamiliar with them confuse images of a devil. The Baphomet drawn by Dee is but one, it is a goat-headed, human female breasted, and cloven hooved (with two penises as well). These are not the devil, these are creatures chained away until the end of the grace of God (by the tenets of Christianity). Many of these magnum opus works were penned during the time when even Christian people were being slain/burned at the stake for the sake of the greed of the Catholic popes. According to the teachings of Jesus, when He saw the temple of the Name defiled, He lost it and began destroying the tables of moneychangers. It is from this same anger that one who called himself Solomon sought to use the name of God and powerful beings to end this dogma that was destroying Europe. The great dictionary, penned ever so carefully by Agrippa contains most of the material from whence you speak. The Sigillum Dei Ameth was the personal pattern worked with by Dee and his infamous partner. All workers in the occult are to design their own from shapes, angelic names (which are hidden until you find them), and numbers of consequence. Post the picture and I would lay even money I can identify it, it may still be in print as most of these were stored away in France.

Bright Blessings,

Cygnus III 

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