The demons had all been silenced, the temple of the lord was complete, his kingdom was
prosperous and at peace.
He was wealthier than any king before his time, blessed with unfathomable wisdom and
given power beyond mundane comprehension, the spirit of God was with him, and he had
dominion over all the spirits of the air, on the earth and under the earth.
What more could King Solomon ask for?
All lands far and near were subject to him, And Solomon began taking wives of his own
from every land.
He took so many that they were countless, yet he would not stop.
One day he marched against the Jebusaeans, and there he saw a fair dame called Jebusaean,
daughter of a man: and fell violently in love with her, desiring to take her as his wife,
in addition to his many other wives.
And he came to the Jebusaean priests, who were priests of Moloch, and said to them:
"Give me the Shulammite as a wife."
But the priests of Moloch said to him: "If you love this maiden, go in and worship our
gods, the great god Raphan and the god called Moloch."
In fear of the glory of God, Solomon could not do as they bade him, And said to them:
"I will not worship a strange god.
What is this proposal that you compel me to do so much?"
And they said: "It is our custom, laid by our fathers."
And when Solomon answered that he would on no account worship strange gods, the priests
instructed the maiden not to sleep with him until he complied and sacrificed to the gods.
Deeply conflicted, the king slowly began to succumb to his lustful desires.
On a fateful day, that fair maiden, that crafty Eros, brought him 5 Locusts, and laid them
beside her, saying: "Take these locusts, and crush them together in the name of the god
Moloch; and then will I sleep with you."
And Solomon did it, the worst thing he and his fathers could ever do.
By sacrificing Locusts to the god Moloch, he had fulfilled the prophecy of the worst
of the 7 sisters of the cosmos.
And at once the Spirit of God departed from me, and he became weak as well as foolish
in his words.
At the wish of the maiden, he built a temple of idols to Baal, and to Rapha, and to Moloch,
and to many other spirits, worshipping and making sacrifices to them.
He had fallen into error, just like the spirit of error told him he would.
Thus, God turned his back on Solomon, and his glory departed from him; and his spirit
was darkened.
The power vested in him was brought to nothing, and he lost his dominion and control over
all the spirits of the air, of the earth, and under the earth.
They were finally free from his Tyranny, and the once great king, became an object of ridicule,
not only among these spirits, but also among all men who once held in high esteem and reverence.
What madness could make a man fall so low, as to give up everything of great importance,
for something so inconsequential, for pleasure that is fleeting?
And so it came to pass, that the words of the great Asmodeus, and of the 7 star sisters,
and of the powerful triple goddess Enepsigos, had all been fulfilled.
Therefore, in his last days, Solomon wrote out this Testament, so that whoever sees it
may avoid the very mistakes he made, and attend to the last things, and not to the first.
So that they may find grace for ever and ever.