Biblia Satanae E-Book

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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2023

Beschreibung

Biblia Satanae. The Satanic Book of the Way, the Truth, and Abundant Life.

Biblia Satanae is a collection of godless and heretical religious writings, having different forms but sharing a common, godless message.
Biblia Satanae, unlike the claims of divine inspiration of the Judeo-Christian Bible, is the Word of Man. It is not revealed or inspired by any deity.
The godless Satanism that is a common feature of all its writings stems from a rejection of the concept of blind faith consistent with its definition in the writings of the Nazarene sect as:
"the certainty of what is expected, the conviction of what is not seen".
Biblia Satanae consciously leads a dispute with the very core of Judeo-Christian theism.
It is clear from an analysis of the biblical writings that the greatest enemy of Abrahamic delusional religions is unbelief:
„The sinners in Zion are terrified; trembling grips the godless: "Who among us can live with the consuming fire? Who among us can live with everlasting flames?" Isa 33:14
"And every spirit who does not recognise Jesus is not of God; and this is the spirit of Antichrist, who, as you have heard, is coming and is already in the world". 1 John 4:3
"Who is a liar, if not he who denies that Jesus is the Christ? He is the antichrist who casts doubt on the Father and the Son." 1 John 2:22
"For many deceivers have gone out into the world who refuse to acknowledge that Jesus Christ came in the flesh. Such a one is a deceiver and antichrist." 2 John 1:7
It is the spirit of Antichrist that is behind unbelief. It is godlessness that is truly satanic.
Godlessness, by all theistic religions, is seen as the greatest evil. The followers of these religions, out of fear of its power, do not even hesitate to commit acts of violence, along with the murder of non-believers in their delusions. Religion gives them truly narcotic raptures, and the priest-dealers jealously guard that the faithful do not break free from this narcotic trance.
Biblia Satanae contains, growing out of the spirit of the Antichrist, a godless, breaking theistic narcotic religious spell, a truly satanic philosophy or otherwise path, binding itself to total godlessness, the only weapon with the power to kill the gods.

Leseprobe

Biblia Satanae

The Satanic Book of the Way, the Truth, and Abundant Life.

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Contents

Preface

Genesis Secundum Serpentem

Antichristus

Angelus Satanae - Encyclica

Epistle to the Damned

Epistle to the Ungodly

Pseudoapocalypsis

Preface

Biblia Satanae is a collection of godless and heretical religious writings, having different forms but characterised by a common message. Biblia Satanae, unlike the claims of divine inspiration of the Judeo-Christian Bible, is the Word of Man. It is not revealed or inspired by any deity. The godless Satanism that is a common feature of all its writings stems from a rejection of the concept of blind faith consistent with its definition in the writings of the Nazarene sect as: "the certainty of what is expected, the conviction of what is not seen", and the pursuit of knowledge that leads to Satanic awakening or enlightenment, to a state of mind called in Zen philosophy "Satan's cave", but ultimately the realisation of self-realisation beyond this state.

Biblia Satanae consists of six books:

- Genesis Secundum Serpentem

- Antichristus

- Angelus Satanae - Encyclica

- Epistle to the Damned

- Epistle to the Ungodly

- Pseudoapocalypsis

Here is a brief introduction to these books:

Genesis Secundum Serpentem.

The title Genesis Secundum Serpentem can be translated as The Beginning According to the Serpent. The first book of the Hebrew Torah is called Bereshit, which means In the Beginning in Hebrew. The word Torah itself originally means instruction or warning. The title Genesis Secundum Serpentem should therefore be read as a warning of the Serpent of what may come if one gives credence to religious delusions at the beginning. Genesis Secundum Serpentem points first and foremost to the irrationality, insanity and cruelty of primitive laws invented by superstitious people and whose origin was attributed to imaginary gods. It is a look at the old myths as if through the eye of the Ancient Serpent, who convinced the mythical first men that if they defied the illogical divine laws, they would gain forbidden knowledge. In the beginning there was blind faith, from which was born yahwistic (and more broadly theistic) madness, a virus that infected human brains, that caused the man infected with it to choose irrationality and delusion over reason and knowledge. This virus was able to drive the followers of an invented god to torture and burn heretics and witches at the stake, because the smell of burnt flesh was pleasing to the lord from the start.

Slavery, genocide, intolerance, murdering dissenters, treating women like cattle, stoning homosexuals.... these are all precepts of the law which, according to blindly believing fanatics, was supposed to come directly from the god Yahweh. Bereshit means In the beginning. In the beginning was faith, then came intolerance and violence.

Antichristus

Antichristus is an anti-theistic, Luciferian synoptic apocrypha. It is characterised by a considerable similarity of relationship to the biblical gospels. It is therefore essentially a synoptic book with the gospels. The book is distinguished, however, by its own different and completely ungodly theological conception. Since Antichristus is a book devoid of any divine inspiration, it can therefore be considered an apocrypha.

Antichristus is a Luciferian heretical gospel according to the Christian definition of heresy as an interpretation of the claims of the Christian faith, consisting in isolating an issue and presenting it in a way that opposes the whole teaching of the faith.

Antichristus rejects the Christian deposit of faith in its entirety.

The book calls for a complete rejection of primitive and naïve religious belief and a search for self-enlightenment through godless knowledge (gnosis).

Angelus Satanae - Encyclica

Angelus Satanae - Encyclica is a heretical apocrypha taking the form of an encyclical. According to the statement in 2 Corinthians 11:14 "And no wonder, for Satan himself assumes the form of an angel of light". - the content of the encyclical is deliberately synoptic with the oldest writings of the Nazarene sect, but with a completely opposite theological concept. The topics dealt with in Angelus Satanae relate to doctrinal and organisational matters of the model Satanic Church and are of a general nature.

Letters

Other letters: Epistle to the Damned and Epistle to the Ungodly were written in a similar manner to the Encyclical using the method of the Mystery of the Godlessness (for an exposition of the teachings of the Satanic System of Disbelief Ecclesia Luciferi, see the book The Satanic Kerygma).

Pseudoapocalypsis

Apocalypsis, from the Greek ἀποκάλυψις apokalypsis means to unveil, or remove the veil. Pseudo-apocalypsis is a false apocalypse. While the Christian book of revelation claims to present the truth about the end of the temporal system of things and the following eternity in the hereafter, knowledge obtained by revelation (delusion), the Pseudoapocalypsis being a fiction unveils the veil of hell of religious delusions standing on the threshold of mental disorder or sometimes, as in the case of the Apocalypse, exceeding this threshold.

The heretical books comprising the Biblia Satanae form a truly Satanic Bible.

Genesis Secundum Serpentem 

בראשית

In the beginning

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1.In the beginning, Usurper created nothing because everything was already there, from time immemorial.

2.And everything that existed was called the Universe.

The Universe was an empty, cold, dark and dead place.

3.From this darkness, coldness, and lack of life came everything else that followed.

4.Out of the Chaos in the Universe, stars and planets were created.

5.And the light was created from the stars. Beyond the stars there is only darkness. And it is darkness that dominates the Universe.

6.The planets began to revolve around the stars. And so the evening came, and the morning came - day one.

7.And there were waters on the ground, and clouds in the sky, from which it rained.

And there came to be evening, and there came to be morning - the second day.

8.And the earth brought forth greenery, and grass, and herbage yielding seed, and fruit trees.

And there came to be evening, and there came to be morning - the third day.

9.The lights shining in the black sky at night were called stars. They were meant to serve magicians and alchemists and people seeking true wisdom and truth for centuries.

10.The star that shines during the day was called the sun.

It became a god to many nations.

11.The night was illuminated by the moonlight.

A friend to many children of the night.

And evening came, and morning came - day four.

12.Then the waters overflowed with a multitude of living creatures, and fowls flew over the earth under the sky.

13.And monsters and other animals appeared on the earth.

Animals were breeding and multiplying, and filling the waters in the seas.

And the evening came, and the morning came - day five.

14.After a very long time, one of these animals transformed into a naked monkey. And it began to speak. And this animal called itself - a human being.

15.Eons passed before evening and morning came - day six.

16.This is how the heavens and the earth and everything visible and everything invisible were created.

17.Such was the history of heaven and earth when they were created.

2

1.To the east was a garden, Edinnu. There were all the plants necessary for life, and trees that gave fruit good for food, and the tree of life in the middle of the garden and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

2.And the river flowed out of Edinn to irrigate the garden. 

And a man named Dagan cultivated that garden and guarded it.

3.And then Usurper appeared. He said to Dagan: "From every tree of this garden you may eat, but from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you must not eat, for as soon as you eat from it you will surely die”.

4.After a while, a Serpent appeared in the garden and spoke to a woman named Aruru because he thought she was very intelligent: „Did indeed Usurper say, Not of all the trees of the garden must you eat?"

5.Aruru answered Serpent: "We are allowed to eat fruit from the trees of the garden, only about the fruit of the tree that is in the middle of the garden, Usurper said, You must not eat from it or touch it, lest you die”.

6.At this Serpent said to the woman: "You will surely die but not yet, but Usurper knows that as soon as you eat of him your eyes will be opened and you will be like him, knowing good and evil”.

7.The woman saw that the tree had fruit that was good for food and worthy of desire for gaining wisdom and knowledge, and she picked the fruit from it and ate.

8.She also gave to the man who was with her, and he also ate. The people ate of the fruit and their eyes were opened, and they recognized that Serpent had spoken the truth.

9.Then Usurper said to the woman: "Why have you done this?" And the woman answered, "You demanded of me blind faith in your words. You forbade independent thought and your own search for truth.

10.It was Serpent who spoke the truth when he told me to question all commandments and prohibitions and revealed truths. When he urged me to come to truths about the nature of things on my own. To not blindly believe anyone or anything. From now on I will listen to Serpent”.

11.Then Usurper said to Serpent: "Because you have done this, you will be my enemy for ever.

I will persuade a man that you are his enemy, and he will believe me, for he is still weak-minded”.

12.And to the woman he said: "I curse you, in pain you will bear children, I will make man try to dominate you and rule over you, and he will demand obedience from you.

I will create hell on earth for you because you refused to believe me blindly!"

13.And to Dagan he said these frantic words: "Because thou hast eaten of the tree from which I forbade thee, saying: Thou must not eat of it, cursed be the ground because of thee! In toil shalt thou eat of it all the days of thy life! Thorns and thistles shall it produce for thee, and thou shalt feed upon the herbage of the field. In the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bread, till thou return unto the ground: for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou turn”.

14.And Usurper said to the other false gods: "Behold, man has become like us: he knows good and evil. If only he would not now stretch forth his

hand, and pluck the fruit also of the tree of life, and eat it, and then live for ever!"

15.So Usurper banished him from Edinum, and to the east of the garden he set up false angels to guard the way to the tree of life.

16.Dagan copulated with a woman, and she conceived and gave birth to Aguma. Then she gave birth to his brother Kudur.

17.Agum was a cattle herder and Kudur was a farmer.

18.After a time Kudur offered to Usurper an offering of the crops; Agum also offered an offering of the firstlings of his cattle and of their fat.

19.And Usurper looked upon Agum and his offering, but upon Kudur and his offering he looked not: then Kudur was very wroth, and his countenance was darkened.

20.And Usurper said to Kudur: "Why art thou angry, and why hast thy countenance sullen? For it would have been more cheerful if you had done what I commanded you, that is, butchered calves for me instead of offering crops.

At the door lurks the sin of disobedience and following your own reason instead of blindly obeying my commands. It tempts you, but you are to rule over it”.

21.Then said Kudur to his brother Agum: "Let us go out into the field!”

And when they were in the field, they quarreled, and Kudur rushed upon Agum and killed him.

22.Then said Usurper to Kudur because he was not omniscient, "Where is thy brother Agum?"

And he answered: "I do not know. Am I my brother's keeper?"

23.And Usurper cast another curse; he said: "The voice of thy brother's blood cries to me from the earth. Be thou therefore now cursed in the land, which hath opened her mouth to receive from thy hand the blood of thy brother. When you till the soil, it will no longer give you its crop. Thou shalt be a wanderer and a miser on the earth”.

24.Then Kudur went mad and said to Usurper: "My guilt is too great to be forgiven. Behold, this day thou dost banish me from this land, and I must hide myself from thy presence. I will be a wanderer and a wanderer in the land, and anyone who meets me will kill me”.

25.And Usurper said unto him:

"No! Whoever kills Kudur shall suffer sevenfold vengeance. For Kudur must suffer for the rest of his life for what he has done”.

26.Usurper also placed the sigil on Kudur so that he would not be killed by anyone who met him.

27.And Kudur departed from before the face of Usurper, and dwelt east of Eddin.

28.And Kudur copulated with his woman, and she conceived and gave birth to Apil-Sin. Then he built a city and named it after his son: Apil-Sin.

29.The woman gave birth to more children to Kudur: Ishkibal, who was the father of the nomads. Gulkishar, who was the forefather of all instrument-players. Akurduana, who forged all tools from copper and iron.

30.And Apil-Sin said to his women: "Listen to my voice! I am ready to kill the man if he wounds me, and the boy if he bruises me.

If Kudur was to be avenged seven times, then Apil-Sin seventy-seven times”.

31.And when men began to multiply on the earth and daughters were born to them, the lustful angels saw that the daughters of men were beautiful.

So they raped all the ones they desired.

32.And Usurper said: "My spirit shall not abide in man forever, for he is only flesh. And his life shall be a hundred and sixty years”.

33.And in those days, also, when angels raped the daughters of men, there were demons on earth whom they bore to them. These are the Archdemons, who from of old were famous.

3

1.And when Usurper saw that great was the freedom and independence of man on earth, and that all his thoughts and all the aspirations of his heart were opposed to his continual blind subjugation, Usurper regretted that he had allowed man to live, and ached for it in his heart.

2.And Usurper said in a fit of rage: "I will exterminate the man whom I have allowed to live, from the face of the earth, beginning with man, down to the cattle, down to the amphibians and the fowls of the heavens, because I regret that I have allowed them to live”.

3.Only Nabu found grace in the crazed eyes of Usurper.

Nabu was impeccable and loyal as a dog.

He blindly followed every order of the Usurper.

4.But the land was tainted in the eyes of the Usurper and full of disobedience.

And Usurper looked upon the earth, and behold, it was defiled in his sight, and all creation became tainted in his sight.

5.And Usurper said to Nabu: "I will put an end to all flesh, for through it the earth is full of iniquity;

I will destroy it along with the earth.

6.Build yourself a boat. Make chambers, a window, and on the side of the boat make a door. For behold, I will bring a flood upon this earth, to destroy under heaven all flesh in which is the breath of life.

7.All that is on the earth shall perish. But it is with you that I will establish my covenant, and you shall enter into the boat you and your sons and your women.

8.Of all living creatures, of all flesh you shall bring into the boat a pair from each, that they may remain alive with you. Let it be male and female. And you shall take with you all the food that is eaten, and gather it with you, that it may be for food for you and for them”.

9.And Nabu looked into the mad eyes of Usurper, and though he did not understand, he promised to do everything as Usurper commanded him; so he did.

10.And he said to Nabu: "Get into the boat you and all your house, for I have seen that you listen to me, you alone in this generation.

For at the end of seven days I will let down rain on the earth that will fall for forty days and forty nights, and I will exterminate from the face of the earth every creature, pregnant women, and children, and old men, and animals, and birds, whose only fault is that they were born”.

11.And Nabu did everything as Usurper commanded him.

And Nabu was six hundred years old when the flood came.

12.So Nabu went into the boat with his sons and women before the waters of the flood.

13.After seven days the waters of the flood fell upon the earth. In the six hundredth year of Nabu's life the rain fell. And it rained on the earth for forty days and forty nights.

14.And the waters rose up and lifted up the boat, and the boat went on the water. And the waters rose and rose more, and the boat floated on their surface.

And the waters rose higher and higher above the earth, so that all the high mountains on the earth were covered.

15.And all flesh that moved upon the earth became extinct: the fowl, and the cattle, and the wild beasts, and all the amphibians that crept upon the earth, and all men, and children, and women, and old men.

Everything that had the breath of life in its nostrils, everything that was on dry land, died.

16.Thus the maddened Usurper exterminated all the creatures that were on the face of the earth, from man down to the cattle, down to the amphibians and the fowls of the heavens; all these were exterminated from the earth. Only Nabu and what was with him in the boat remained.

And Usurper looked and thought it was good.

17.And the waters rose above the earth a hundred and fifty days. Then Usurper was reminded of Nabu, and of all the animals, and of the cattle that were with him in the boat, and he made the wind blow over the earth, and the waters began to fall.

18.The rain stopped falling. Slowly the waters of the land receded and the waters began to fall after one hundred and fifty days.

19.And the boat settled in the sixth month, on the sixteenth day of that month, on the mountains. And the waters continued to fall until the ninth month. In the ninth month, on the ninth day of that month, the tops of the mountains appeared.

20.After forty days he opened the window that Nabu had made. And he let out a one-eyed raven, which flew out and returned until the waters of the land were dry.

21.After waiting another seven days, he again let the one-eyed raven go.

The raven returned to him in the evening, holding a carcass in his beak. And Nabu recognized that the waters on the ground had subsided. And he waited another seven days, and released the raven, but it did not return to him.