Lilith, The Demon Race

I’m beginning to see the Bible story as one ‘tribe’ divided by wrath towards the King’s injustice, eternally punished for their disobedience.
‘God’ King on his mighty throne, surrounded by the Noble Houses, Serving and Guarding ‘angels’, and Commanding ‘Archangels’ and Governing ‘Angel Princes’.
‘Fallen Angels’ of the Noble houses withdrawing from their ‘Heavenly’ ranks, rebelling in wrath, cast out by their GodKing into another domain, Hell.
Lucifer himself is important because of his highest attainable rank of Seraphim, degrees higher in hierarchical rank from Archangels and Princes, two whole Levels of evolution ahead in the First Heavenly Sphere, just below the God almighty himself.
If being a Seraphim is ascending into the highest realm of Understanding, then this is ironic as hell.

Demons, of Wrath, Anger, Death, negativity. Are they misrepresented? Are they intentionally misunderstood? Is their ‘Extreme’ caused by God pissing them Fallen Angels off so damn fucken badly? Who has the moral ground in all truth.

“Lilith appears in different guises in various texts. She is best known as the first wife of Adam, created by God as twins joined in the back. Lilith demanded equality with Adam and, failing to get it, left him in anger. Adam complained to God that his wife had deserted him. God sent three angels, Sanvi, Sansanvi, and Semangelaf, to take Lilith back to Eden. The angels found her in the Red Sea and threatened her with the loss of 100 of her Demon children every day unless she returned to Adam. She refused and was punished.”

She ends up marrying the King of demons, the Demon of Wrath Ashmodai, aka Samuel.

“Lilith’s powers are at their peak when the Moon is dark. She is the seducer of men”

I think that’s interesting. No moon. I feel stronger in no moon (new moon, which I think should be called dark moon). In full moon I don’t feel myself.

“Lilith, who has the upper body of a beautiful woman and a lower body of fire, carries the fiery resentment of the Moon. Lilith lurks under doorways, in wells, and in latrines, waiting to seduce men. She is adorned with the “ornaments for seduction”:
Her hair is long and red like the rose, her cheeks are white and red, from her ears hang six ornaments, Egyptian cords and all the ornaments of the Land of the East hang from her nape. Her mouth is set like a narrow door comely in its decor, her tongue is sharp like a sword, her words are smooth like oil, her lips are red like a rose and sweetened by all the sweetness in the world. She is dressed in scarlet and adorned with forty ornaments less one.
Men who sleep alone are especially vulnerable to Lilith.”

Asmodeus – “he burns with the desire to tempt men with his swine of luxuriousness, and is the prince of wantons (Michaelis).”

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