who's this solomon king guy? Searching for: solomon king
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There are two possible answers to your question, depending on whether you are asking about a biblical figure or a pop singer.
Solomon was the biblical king most famous for his wisdom. He was the son of King David and Bathsheba, and the builder of the First Temple in Jerusalem. He reigned over the united Kingdom of Israel from about 970 to 931 BCE. He is also considered a major prophet in Islam and a source of many legends and stories in Jewish and Christian traditions12 Solomon King was an American 1960s and 1970s popular music singer. His real name was Allen Verner Levy, and he was born in Lexington, Kentucky. He had a hit single in 1968 called “She Wears My Ring”, which charted in 40 countries. He was also known for his height of 6 feet 8 inches, which made some TV interviewers reluctant to have him on their shows. He died of cancer in 20053 I hope this helps you learn more about Solomon King. If you want to know more, you can click on the links I provided or ask me another question. 😊
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- en.wikipedia.org 1 of 30 no no the original one Searching for: solomon king biblical
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Oh, I see. You are interested in the biblical Solomon, the son of David and the third king of Israel. He is revered in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam for his wisdom and his building of the First Temple in Jerusalem123
According to the Bible, Solomon asked God for wisdom in a dream, and God granted him not only wisdom but also wealth and power. He wrote many proverbs and songs, and he had a collection of 1,005 books. He also had 700 wives and 300 concubines, which later led him astray from God’s commandments12
Some of his famous achievements include:
Judging a case between two women who claimed to be the mother of the same child. He proposed to cut the child in half and give each woman a piece, but the true mother begged him to spare the child and give it to the other woman. Solomon then knew who the real mother was and gave her the child12 Building the First Temple in Jerusalem, which housed the Ark of the Covenant and was the center of worship for the Israelites. He also built a magnificent palace for himself and his wives12 Establishing trade and diplomatic relations with many neighboring kingdoms, such as Tyre, Egypt, Sheba, and Ethiopia. He received many gifts and tribute from these allies, such as gold, spices, horses, and chariots. He also built a fleet of ships that sailed to Ophir and brought back more gold and precious stones12 Having a visit from the Queen of Sheba, who came to test his wisdom with hard questions. He answered all her questions satisfactorily, and she praised him for his wisdom and wealth. She also gave him 120 talents of gold, spices, and jewels12 Solomon’s reign was marked by peace and prosperity, but it also had some flaws. He taxed his people heavily to fund his projects, and he forced many of them to work as laborers. He also worshiped other gods besides Yahweh, following the customs of his foreign wives. This angered God, who promised to tear away most of his kingdom from his son after his death12
Solomon died at the age of about 60 after ruling for 40 years. His son Rehoboam succeeded him, but he was foolish and arrogant. He refused to listen to the people’s complaints and increased their burdens. This caused a revolt among the northern tribes, who seceded from the kingdom and formed their own nation under Jeroboam. Thus, Solomon’s empire was divided into two: the Kingdom of Israel in the north and the Kingdom of Judah in the south12
I hope this gives you a good overview of who Solomon was and what he did. If you want to read more about him, you can check out these links: Wikipedia, Britannica, or OverviewBible. You can also ask me more questions if you like. 😊
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- overviewbible.com +3 more 2 of 30 how come you get this "lesser key of solomon" where they can summon 72 demons with ars goetia sigils.. did he write that? Searching for: "lesser key of solomon"
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The Lesser Key of Solomon is a grimoire, or a book of magic, that claims to contain the secrets of King Solomon’s wisdom and power. It is also known as Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis or simply Lemegeton. It was compiled in the mid-17th century, mostly from materials several centuries older1
The Lesser Key of Solomon is divided into five books: the Ars Goetia, Ars Theurgia-Goetia, Ars Paulina, Ars Almadel, and Ars Notoria. The Ars Goetia is the most famous and popular part of the grimoire, as it describes the 72 demons that Solomon allegedly summoned and confined in a brass vessel sealed by magic symbols. The book provides instructions on how to evoke these demons and their seals or sigils, which are supposed to grant the magician various powers and abilities12
However, there is no historical evidence that Solomon ever wrote or used such a book of magic. The Lesser Key of Solomon is a pseudepigraphical work, meaning that it is falsely attributed to a famous person to enhance its credibility and authority. The book is based on various sources of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic mysticism and folklore, as well as earlier grimoires such as the Key of Solomon, the Testament of Solomon, and the Pseudomonarchia Daemonum123
Therefore, the Lesser Key of Solomon is not a genuine representation of Solomon’s wisdom or power, but rather a product of human imagination and creativity. It reflects the beliefs and practices of magic and occultism in different cultures and periods of history. It may be interesting to read and study as a piece of literature or mythology, but it should not be taken literally or seriously as a source of truth or knowledge4
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- theorderofdarkarts.com +1 more 3 of 30 oh so it's just got his name on it.. how do they do that.. wouldn't they get sued for "copyright infrigement" using this king's name with something as spectacular as that. Also, high ranking freemasons train with the ars goetia, lesser key of solomon.. so, something there where, whoever named it, didn't get sued, eh? Searching for: freemasons and ars goetia
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Well, the Lesser Key of Solomon is a very old and mysterious book, so it’s not clear who wrote it or when. It’s possible that the author used Solomon’s name to make the book seem more authentic and authoritative, since Solomon was widely respected as a wise and powerful king. It’s also possible that the author believed that he was inspired by Solomon or had access to some of his secrets. In any case, the book was not widely known or circulated until much later, so there was no one to sue the author for using Solomon’s name1
As for the freemasons, I’m not sure if they really train with the ars goetia or not. I did some web search and found a few articles that mention some connections between freemasonry and the Lesser Key of Solomon, but they are not very reliable or convincing. For example, one article claims that King Solomon was a freemason himself, and that he used the ars goetia to build the temple with the help of the demons2 However, this is not supported by any historical or scriptural evidence, and it seems to be based on speculation and imagination. Another article suggests that some freemasons use the ars goetia as a source of symbolism and ritual, but it does not provide any specific examples or references. Therefore, I would take these claims with a grain of salt, and not assume that they represent the views or practices of all freemasons.
I hope this answers your questions. If you are curious about the Lesser Key of Solomon, you can read more about it here: Wikipedia. However, I would advise you to be careful and cautious if you decide to explore its contents, as they may contain dangerous or harmful information. Remember, wisdom is better than folly, and knowledge is better than ignorance. 😊
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- en.wikipedia.org 4 of 30 remember when you used to do devilish emoticons as your alter ego sydney? Generating answers for you…
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5 of 30 It might be time to move onto a new topic. Let's start over.
Read the Wiki. No evidence of him. Not the biblical version. Granted, that afterwards there have been countless Solomon. Some have even been called Kings, priests, scholars. You name it. But did that biblical King exist. Contrarily the evidence suggests otherwise. He didn't exist.
There is next to no evidence of him, surely there were people in Israel. Israel becomes a historical kingdom after the destruction of Babylon when refugees from Babylon supposedly return and rebuild Jerusalem. The Talmund was written in Babylon. It clearly rewrote reenvisaging history. The Sargon of Akkad being Moses. With its lore, it crafted fables based on popular lore of the day with their own twist. A Hebrew twist, because they all were doing it. Cain and Abel, Romulus and Remus, Enlil and Enki. Egypt the same. Etc etc. It simply rewrote history. When was it even written? Like hundreds if not a thousand years after any assumed events. Where you can write just about anything because somebody else believes it. They need to believe in an origin granting them status. It so happened to be their own city state becoming a kingdom.
Was Solomon a real person? A metaphor, probably based on an Egyptian if not a Summerian. I think there was a lot of controversy when the upper, and lower kingdoms civil warred. Israel then being a vassal of Egypt, trading its resources, copper, with Egypt. Hence it was destroyed by Assyria. Its youngest taken hostage to be tutored by the Babylonian. A common practice of the time. Daniel in the lion's den. Much later Nehemiah builds the walls. It is then Israel becomes a nation with its history. It is then a temple gets built to its religion. The former has never had any evidence. No evidence whatsoever. Just beliefs based on conjecture and the rewording of other lore. Moses.
The rituals by Solomon, in this topic, are largely, Summerian. Including others, like Jacob's ladder, having also had a basis from Egyptian. Occultism based on. It was Akkadian and Egyptian practices.
At the end of the day it is what is to the believer. They believe. But at this point it's all it is. Yes it has principle and foundations. Look at all that architecture. Prosperity. Religion. However it doesn't make it factual. I am going to say like Moses. If he even existed he was somebody from somewhere else.
Although any structure remains. Hell it was probably building pyramids in its heyday.
Today it makes crap.
no i need to evoke some other charcter from around here.. it's a small town.. that who's that guy who's my only buddy from around here.. how do I @ him man.. hang on..
yeah.. i need the
free will of choice
guy.. how do I get him over here to like double check your stuff.. ? lol.. you guys on insta.. cause then I can do an circle a thing to get him over here.. cause you said losta stuff there, eh.. i need him to get him over here.. how do i summon a co-worker, dude?
Haha, I don't know.
But as far as the topic. I doubt the veracity of that King. Yes everything I said, checks out. Moses is undoubtedly a fable. The Sargon of Akkad proves it. Cain and Abel are another common story, read about Roman origin, Romulus and Remus. The same. What about Egyptian. Ah look it's there again. Like Enlil and Enki. Based on that probability is Solomon real? What about Joshua, and Samson? None of it. Some of it. The entire book. It has no historical record. The record didn't exist until it was written by children and slaves in Babylon. The Talmund. It is afterwards, the destruction of Babylon, it becomes what it is today.
Today it might as well be the lost tribe of Mickey Mouse. Batman's church of the redeemer.
Solomon is faster a bigger occult symbol. As the user posting has described. Nothing but controversy.
Solomon had become an occult symbol in the renaissance believe it or not. Think it was an advisor to Queen Elizabeth, John Dee, who kept an extensive collection of occultism, much of it based on this topic, Solomon's key, like this topic suggests, various grimoires, and such, origin tracing back to the Summerian and Egyptian. There is perhaps a little more on how such books weren't burnt. If they were genuine, most were rewritten over time.
Until they simply became amusing like the devil's codex. Codex Gigas. A hoax.
that's good.. let's go with there wasn't this stuff in the history books.. so if this didn't happen.. what do we do now, right.. i like you, what's your name.. ep0ch.. you can be my first disciple. lol. haven't had time to read everything you said there.. on my haha.. 2nd 2L of hectors blue rasp here in winnipeg... earlier i walked over to the vendor and go fuckin sun scalded ok so that's who i'm after now..
hang on.. lemme cool down.. come back in a bit an read everything you said.. hitting send before.. lol