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BERITH aka BAAL-BERITH, BAAL-BERETH, BAAL-TAMAR, BEAL, BOFI, BOLFRY
* Zodiac Position: 15- 19 degrees of Leo *(1-10 Capricorn)
* August 8th- 12th *(Dec 22-30)
* Tarot Card: 6 of Rods *(2 of Pentacles)
* Candle color: Purple
* Plant: Heliotrope
* Planet: Jupiter *(Venus)
* Metal: Tin *(Copper)
* Element of Fire *(Earth)
* Rank: DUKE
* Berith is a Day Demon and governs 26 legions of spirits
"Baal" means "Lord." "Baal-Berith" is "Lord Berith." He fortells the future,
discerns the past, and can turn metal into gold
He helps in rising to high
places and receiving honors.
He speaks with a very clear and soft voice.
SIGILBaal-Bereth is the Father of the Yule season and the Yule (xmas) Tree. "The
Christmas tree, now so common among us, was equally common in Pagan Rome and
Pagan Egypt. In Egypt that tree was the palm-tree; in Rome it was the fir; the
palm-tree denoting the Pagan Messiah, as Baal-Tamar, the fir referring to him as
Baal-Berith."¹
"The Christmas-tree, as has been stated, was generally at Rome a different
tree, even the fir; but the very same idea as was implied in the palm-tree was
implied in the Christmas-fir; for that covertly symbolised the new-born God as
Baal-Berith, "Lord of the Covenant," and thus shadowed forth the perpetuity and
everlasting nature of his power, not that after having fallen before his
enemies, he had risen triumphant over them all." ²
In Egypt they worshipped Nimrod as a palm tree, referring to him as the
Messiah "Baal-Tamar." Among the most ancient of Baals, he was known as
Baal-Bereth, âLord of the fir-tree.â He evolved into Baal-Berith, âLord of the
Covenant.â In Ancient Rome, where they also worshiped the fir tree, they called
him "Baal-Berith."
The 25th of December, was observed in Rome as the day when the victorious
God reappeared on earth, and was held at the Natalis invicti solis, "The
birth-day of the unconquered Sun." Now the Yule Log represents the dead stock of
Nimrod, known as the Sun-God, but cut down by his enemies; the xmas-tree
represents Nimrod- the slain God reborn. The ancient practice of kissing under
the mistletoe bough, most common to the Druids, was derived from Babylon, and
was a representation of the Messiah, "The man the branch." The mistletoe was
regarded as a divine branch --a branch that came from heaven, and grew upon a
tree that sprung out of the earth. Nimrod, the God of nature, was symbolized by
a great tree. But having been cut down and killed in his prime, he was now
symbolized as a branchless tree stump, called the Yule Log. Then the great
serpent came and wrapped itself around Nimrod (the stump). Miraculously, a new
tree appeared at the side of the stump, which symbolized Nimrodâs resurrection
and victory over death. Here is an illustration of an ancient Ephesian coin:
Baal-Berith was known also as "Lord of the Covenant" and as "The God Berith."
He was a popular God and was worshipped in Canaan, Philistia, and Shechem. He
was the protector of the covenant between between Shechem and some neighbouring
Canaanitish towns, which were originally independent, but were at length brought
under subjugation by the Hebrews.
" Any Israelites who might be dwelling in Shechem would be simply or
protected strangers, and not parties to a covenant. The Temple of Baal-Berith
had a treasury from which the citizens made a contribution to Abimelech. It was
there that Gaal first came forward as a leader of the rebellion, and within its
precinct the inhabitants of the tower of Shechem (the 'acropolis,') found a
temporary refuge from Abimelech at the close of the revolt."³
"Baal-Berith
was also known as "God of the Community."
Below are photographs of the ancient remiains of Baal-Berith's Temple:
The remains of Temple of Baal-Berith are a
round-ended, land-filled platform on which a massive temple once stood. Dated to
the 13th/12th century BCE, it measured 86 feet long and 78 feet wide and its
walls were around 19 feet thick. "Archaeologists believe that it was a two-story
building.
It had one entrance to the east,
in the middle of which was a column to support a roof, and on each side of the
entrance was a massive tower. The eastern tower included a stairway that might
have led to the second floor. Inside the main hall were two rows of columns. On
the semi-circular platform in front of the temple, part of a sacred pillar or
standing stone was found (seen on the right side of the above photo),
Archaeologists believe it marked the temple entrance."
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¹ "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop 1858
² Encyclopedia Biblica: A Critical Dictionary of the Literary Political and
Religious History the Archeology Geography and Natural History, © 1899 of the
Bible
³Ibid.
Illustrations taken from: "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop 1858
© Copyright 2005, Joy of Satan Ministries;
Library of Congress Number:
12-16457
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From: blackkat_411 <blackkat411@...
To:
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Sent: Friday, November 11, 2011 7:50 PM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] BaalBerith?
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..Hail Satan!! I have always light a puple candle to Lord Berith during Yule season. Am I correct or mistaken that he is a Duke of Hell? Apparently, some people are saying this is a kike word "baalberith"---I would normally do the research myself, but am short of time lately.