In the Kabalah, a name of God associated with the Sephira Chesed. The name itself is usually translated as “God.” It may have been the name of a Semitic bull god.
Readers, please enjoy this guest blog post by Emrys Abner, author of Solomonic Pentacles and the new 72 Angels and Demons.
We live in politically polarized times, but the guidance angels provide on this topic is timeless. It transcends...