Let's say I was so you with everything about math and then asking an English question. You can't use math to solve the English question. Can't I? Well, yes, because math is universal language.
Today we were talking about King Solomon. King Solomon. And Solomon's minds. Have you not seen that movie?
No, I haven't seen that movie. Personally, I don't know a whole lot about King Solomon. I need to get real messed up. Blown out on the trail.
That's one of the things I say. I don't know what that means. When somebody wants to know what my state of mind is. You say blown out on the trail.
Yeah. It's from about Bill and Son. I was poisoned in the bushes and blown out on the trail. Anyway, King Solomon's minds is a spoof of Indiana Jones.
Those may be 80s based on. It's actually based on a series of like dime novels with this character, Alan Quarterman, which is funny because I think Indiana Jones was based on Alan Quarterman. So then the movie came out and that was a spoof of Indiana Jones. But anyway, so one's a spoof on the book.
The other's a spoof on the movie that was based on the book. That was a spoof on the book. Right. That's confusing.
I'm glad you heard me. Anyway, it's a great B movie. I mean, if you're a fan of I love B movies, big trouble in China. Yes.
One of probably not next moving on your list, but probably like down five or six King Solomon's minds. It's good stuff. Anyway, the point is, according to legend, King Solomon was many things. He's obviously the biblical son of David, who was the second King of Israel.
I believe the first King of Israel was Saul. Am I right there? I believe so. I'm a little more.
Where's the Joseph? I guess I don't know. I may be just as or more. Well, I would like to start with the whole biblical discussion.
Start with biblical description of the Solomon. So what interests me about what I've little research about King Solomon, because I didn't know a lot about him. I knew he was in the Bible and I knew there was other stories about him. He wanted them Bible guys.
What interests me is that he is so involved in magic that you would think he would have been cut out of the Bible completely. Right. Because a lot about him is like not God related. True.
But that's the case with a lot of biblical figures. So just a little note when he first mentioned and he being Dan first mentioned King Solomon, I thought he was talking about the dude with the long hair. We lost all his hair. That's the other S one.
Smart guy. That's Samson. Yeah, Brits smart. Me.
Good. So, um, I'm just going to go off top and just say this is shit. That interested me the most out of the King Solomon stuff that research was. Well, you want to start with the biblical stuff?
Yeah. Okay. I did say it. Let's start with the biblical stuff.
Okay. So he's the third king of Israel or something. No, really. Okay.
I thought he said first earlier. No, I didn't know who David's father was. So he's the son of David, who's probably the most well known king of Israel. Um, also credited with building the first temple in Jerusalem.
Correct. Um, is widely considered to be the wisest man ever known, the wisest man to ever live. I never lived. Uh, also very wealthy met with, uh, there's a very cryptic passage about meeting with the queen of Shiba.
Yes, I was interested as well. There's a court to, I guess, legend, myth, you know, popular belief among Christians that Solomon wrote the song of Solomon, uh, proverbs and I think Ecclesiastes. Yeah. I know he had something to do with at least part of far verbs, at least wrote parts of it.
Um, which makes sense. Like if you read proverbs and honestly of the books of the Bible, probably Ecclesiastes and proverbs are probably my favorite because it really, a lot of it, it really is just like, don't be an idiot. Yeah. There's a lot of just like smart things to do when I was, I mean, I was honestly pretty into Jesus, like up until like 16 when I discovered girls.
Right. Um, my favorite was always proverbs. Proverbs were like my two men, because they were short little. Hey, listen to this little thing.
Oh, yeah. I could use that in my life. Yeah. They're very applicable.
Blackable. You confuse me. Sure. I'll say applicable.
I'd see where that would happen. And then you said that and then I'd mix them. Anyways, I'm an idiot. So anyways, proverbs was my go to like that was interesting.
I tried to read the book from front to end and they're out. I mean, they're very interesting. I mean, you can pull them out in like a sound bite or, you know, the very like two line moon. There it is.
Exactly. Next one. You ever read the song, Solomon? No, I haven't.
That stuff is mostly about women. And it's weird. Like even now, I'm like, yeah, should that be in the Bible? Like there's, there's a really, there's a lot of innuendo in that book.
It's crazy. I mean, I'm going to sound like a total asshole. Song, Solomon's in the book. Yes, it is a chapter.
Yeah. It's a book. Yeah. Listen, apparently I wasn't that much into Jesus.
I tried, I tried reading the Bible when I was good from beginning to end. And when I say I get, I mean, middle school, I got through like half a Genesis. And when they get to where they start naming this, the son of this, the son of this, I stopped. I was like, I'm just never going to read this because you had a diabicat.
Gertrude. And you're like, no, yeah, I'm once you're like five generations in one sentence. I see all that. Well, I just stopped there and I was like, let me just flip through.
Oh, proverbs, that sounds good. Anyway, so those are the big ones from the Bible. Did we mention the wives also supposedly had like 700 wives and like 300 concubines. Yeah, he was getting it in.
Yeah. All over the place, which, and that's kind of what I want to start with the Bible part, because there's so much about King Solomon that is like anti-Bible. A little bit. I mean, from magic to multiple wives to adulterous affairs.
Supposedly who's punished for all that? In the end, yes. Yeah, because, you know, I was, what's it called when you worship other idols? Idolatry.
Idolatry because he brought in like his concubines and wives. He was like, yeah, no, we'll be able to snatch you for that, God. That's what you've got. Yeah, because you've got some homages from India and they're like, what about Ganesh?
And he's like, I love elephants. And they're like, screw it, put it up. Multiparms, more hand jobs. Let's do it.
Yeah, I'm down. So apparently you said he was punished for it. How was he punished for it? I did not get that far into the, uh, into the Wikipedia.
Yeah. One of the legends is that he was buried inside the, um, and this will lead into the other stuff, but one of the legends is that he was buried inside the temple. Um, you know, I don't remember this specific thing, you know, a lot of the punishments are usually pretty specific, like Moses. A lot of people don't think about, but you know, Moses, you know, was a very, you know, catchy, that's just follower of God for a long time, but then he, oh, I think it was divorce.
Yeah. He finally bent on divorce and allowed and wrote up some rules about it and allowed, and it was his decision to allow people to divorce because people were complaining so much. She was just like fine. And, uh, God did not allow him to see the promised land.
So there's a lot of that stuff where even like, or, and David's was the same way, like, I mean, I never knew this here. A lot of religious stuff where they're like huge biblical figures, but you know, they were still flawed, which is, you know, why I'm sure a lot of people latch onto that stuff because they've realized that, you know, even though they're like a revered biblical figure, they were still a human. I mean, I've never been to Memphis to see the promise line either. I'm assuming it's okay.
Well, good. That's like one of my favorite songs. Right. It is.
It's a great song. I can never remember the dude's name who sings it. I can't either. Very good.
Tell me. But Mark Cole. I don't know. Something like that.
Anyways, so where are we going? But there's so much about King Solomon. That's, I mean, I would say anti-viable. If you're religious and you're like, no, no, no, you go by the Bible.
Well, we can get into the mystical stuff pretty quickly. Like, well, that's what interests the show. I mean, it's because why was he even in the Bible? Like let's say, I mean, you know, besides the multiple wives and multiple concubines.
Besides the king of Israel. He, he had control of the king of demons, basically. He was using the key of Solomon. Right.
He was using, I guess, wizard wizardry. Would you call that? Would you call it magic or would you call it? I mean, was there a specific type of magic that he was supposed to be using?
OK, so as far as I know, in the canonical biblical accounts, you know, that's accepted about his wisdom. Real quick. Let me interrupt you. Sure.
Cause I'm not 100% sure is King Solomon, New Testament or Old Testament. Old Testament. OK, that's what I had to assume because I'm assuming this is before Jesus way before. OK.
So King Solomon's Old Testament, is he in any other religious books? Yes. He is. Yeah, I was just about to mention that.
I'm sorry. Fuck, fuck, seven feet. Go ahead. No problem.
So the wisdom of Solomon is supposedly the wisest men to ever live in, the wisest men to ever live because in a dream he spoke to God. And this is actually according to the Bible, part of the reason he was punished is that God appeared to him twice once. I think twice in a dream or maybe once in a dream and once while he was awake, but either way, he was like, look, dude, I showed you what was up and you're still going to be in due to that. So you're only allowed one visit from God?
No, but I mean, I imagine he would probably think that's a pretty big deal. And so if you disobey him, he's going to be like, really? And put smack down. Oh, that's what it was.
Check this out for disobeying him. And this actually happened. The punishment was basically that his successors and like Solomon's direct successor had to look it up as like a binadababa or something. Harder pronounced was the next king of Israel.
But after that, the 12 tribes of Israel were split and really his successor only ruled over like one of them in like the far south of the region. And it like the kingdom was divided after it. Yeah, basically it was one of his much was your family will never rule again. Right.
Like you're not going to be in control. Anyway, which is in the first dream he asked God for wisdom and he was given wisdom. So in my opinion, this leads into a lot of the other stuff about Solomon. Now in the Talmud, speaking of other books, which is one of the primary Jewish books, quick question though, isn't the Talmud just the Old Testament?
No. See, I'm really hazy on any other religion or psychically because God bless, you know, the Torah, I believe is that that is technically the Old Testament. Parts of it. The Jewish version, though, Tesla.
Yes. I'm not trying to be racist or sort of just I don't think it's all of it. Listen, I'm not trying to be like a fence at all. Right.
I literally just don't know. No, I don't think you're trying to be a fence. That's just like if you talk to someone who's I don't know either. I probably knew it one time, but the Torah, I know the the panted talk, the first five books of the Bible are supposedly written by Moses.
OK. So I know that's in the Torah and I don't know what else, but I don't know. I know that it's not all of it. OK.
And then there's the Talmud, which is kind of like books written by Jewish human figures. I don't really know. I can get them. I was going to bullshit my way through that, but I don't really know.
I know that it's not considered. It's me and Shrink there. Part of the main story. Cool.
Anyway, in the Talmud, it's also discussed that Salman was given the dominion over all living things. Yes, I remember that and he can send birds and dogs and horses and anything. He can say, Hey, go tell this person that right. And it would literally go and start speaking and he had total command over all living animals.
Yeah, which is crazy. Supposedly, he would like command like animals to perform for him inside the temple. I'm raising my hand for another question. Now, is this before after Noah after?
Far after. OK, I'm assuming Noah had command of animals as well. No, he was given God to say, Hey, you and you go here. He was given command over them to the point where he could organize them on the arc.
Like he wasn't given like permanent. Like these are your superpowers and you're like animal man. Now, like Solomon. Yeah.
So it's all like literally like, Hey, horse dance on two feet high five, this dude, right? Well, apparently the thing that you were getting into the demon or demon or gin or however you want to say it basically spirits on this plane. And how you say it really determines on what religion you're talking about? Kind of.
Yeah, because gin, demon, demon, they're all they're all basically the same thing. Bad. Well, gin is Jewish, isn't it? Or Hebrew, Genes Hebrew, right?
Yes. Whereas like demon is I guess biblical, but they even I don't think they even talk about demons in the entrance, probably more from Catholic. Yeah, it's basically bad spirit. Right.
Evil spirits on the world. Spirits. The way I understand it is spirits on this plane, like there's the underworld and then there's this plane, you know, the earth realm. But I'm a little I'm bullshitting a little bit.
So, you know, feel free to fact check me. I don't give a shit. I mean, I think you can both say right now that many of the one of us are experts. No, not so.
No, I mean, I literally have no college degree and you have one about writing. Yeah, nothing specific. Shut up. So also in the time of this ability to control animals also involved either some sort of a signant or ring or an amulet called the K a Solomon, right?
There's a man. It goes crazy after that. Yeah, that's the part that should be. And that's part I read the most about because I was like, what?
OK, so talk about what you found interesting about that. Like what I mean, there's there's a couple of different things that that leads into it. Well, looking at the Kia Solomon or looking into it or the seal of Solomon, Kia Solomon, whatever you want to call it, basically it was a it was a I got a signet is the right word. It's rolling a figure a shape, different seal in a seal.
So, you know, recent times actually depicted as the star of David in a circle with this that other, but they actually think that it was actually a pentagram. It was actually a five point star and a circle with some other shit around it. I don't know. I don't know.
Yeah, look into it. It looks like a pentagram like inside of the star of David, like it was some crazy shape with crazy stuff. But apparently that alone didn't do anything. David, you know, not David, Solomon had a way of activating that signet, which is why he was the wisest man apparently.
He was because everyone, I mean, that signal was that signet, yeah, signet was known, but people didn't know how to use it, I guess, properly, whereas he did because he was the wisest man. And that's what he used to command animals to do this, do that controlled demons, so check this out. The best part of it, I best, I'm guessing, check this out. It isn't mentioned until a new testament, but some of the gifts that God can bestow on people, you know, like healing stuff like that.
One of them is called discernment and discernment is the ability to tell right from wrong, good from evil. Now, if you think about if you were King Solomon, you are the wisest man to ever live. If someone has that ability as a gift, so that's like a singular gift, but he's not blessed with discernment. No, he's not, but that's a sort of wisdom.
Like the ability to consciously decide, OK, that's right, that's wrong. He's evil. He's good. You know what I'm saying?
Like I wonder if that would have played into the ability to control or talk to demons. What I think, though, is maybe he was bestowed that gift, not bestowed. What's the word you just used? The season discernment discernment discernment.
He was a different thing, but he didn't know the difference between good and evil. So that that thus he was, I think he would be able to tell. Well, it's too separate. But if it's two separate gifts, he was basically giving like an ancient world limitless bill is what I'm saying.
But what I'm saying is let's say I bestow you with everything about math and the actual English question. You can't use math to solve the English question. Can't I? Well, yes, because math is universal language.
Listen, different story, different time. Logic is the mathematics of language. Well, I mean, what kind of knowledge was he bestowed? That's a good question.
Wisdom is an interesting word. And wisdom doesn't mean knowledge. No, that's true. Because, you know, knowledge, knowledge means you can you describe a thousand things, but not understand how to use a single one of them.
Very different word. And even if it's translated, that's going to be a very different word. Knowledge versus, you know, going back to like, you know, the art and beat and stuff. There's a huge difference between knowledge and wisdom to me.
Anyways, knowledge being, I guess just knowing stuff like you can know two plus two means four, but wisdom is being able to apply that knowledge to a use. That's a good question to you. So what do you think? Why is this man?
Yes, the why he asked God for wisdom. So let's think of it in like RPG terms. What's going to be best for you? Well, wisdom is going to be what your decision making versus knowledge is going to be your knowledge of things as a whole.
See, and wisdom doesn't even decision making, wisdom is more of ability to use knowledge. True. So that would mean like, I mean, if you want to take it really RPG style, right, wisdom is how strong your magic is. Intelligence, AKA knowledge is how much how large your man pool is.
Ooh, good one, dude. Yeah. So intelligence is how much you know versus wisdom is how much you can use that knowledge that you have. So the God was so correct knowledge and wisdom or just wisdom and he had to learn every all the knowledge on his own.
Well, the wisdom would provide you the faculty to use any information that you gather together. How if that's the case, how did he get smarter thing to ask for the knowledge? Because if somebody just like downloads your brain like Neo with everything that he needs to know, don't know how to use it. You're going to go crazy.
Well, if that's the case, then where did he get the knowledge to create the Kia Solomon? He didn't. That's the idea. Supposedly he was given the signal or the ring.
So he was given that directly from God by the Archangel Michael. Okay. So so God bestowed him with wisdom, the arching of Michael gave him the signal. Right.
So check this out. The Damon or demon or gin or whatever you want to call it. Well, real quick, before we get to that, did Michael know that God had given him wisdom? Yes.
Okay. Because I was thinking maybe Michael was like, oh, I'll give you this shit. You don't have to use it because you don't have wisdom gave him the knowledge that he wasn't supposed to have after God or given the wisdom. I've read conflicting texts about that.
And by text, I mean, articles online. One thing I read said that Michael gave it to him for the construction of the temple and another one was more about like your ability to control other creatures, people, et cetera. Why would why would God give him the ability to control other beings and other creatures? And what was the point in him giving him that gift to build the temple?
Why did he need to control the animals to build the temple? Because the the dimensions and the importance of it were so high. Like that's what housed the Ark of the Covenant. It was the very first temple to know, you say how it was, it is no longer there, correct?
Ark of the Covenant supposedly it is in a small way, right? Supposedly. I believe it's in Ethiopia. Ethiopia.
Yes. Ethiopia. Yeah. Tell me man.
It's good. Yeah, it does get deep. So let's go back to it. So this signal can control all living beings or just animals.
Supposedly, according to the Talmud, he had the ability. I don't know if it was according to the seal, signal, amulet, whatever, but it was one of the things that he did or was able to do aside from the gift that he got about wisdom. Yes. According to the Talmud.
So he's got the ring or anything. Whatever. Yes. I'm just going to call the ring from now on when you say the ring, we know what you mean.
Right. I mean that symbol with one ring. The world of all. Yes.
Sauron, Solomon, what? Anyway, so the story goes in the testament of Solomon, which is a Gnostic volume. It's a pockiful meaning strange or not canon. And there's a lot of these books like the like Marvel zombies.
Yeah. I mean to relate to something we know. So kind of. Yeah.
It is like a really little Bible, but it's not in the Bible. Yeah, it's like in the multiverse. Like that is one, two, three. It's kind of like the council of Nicaea or whoever was in charge was like, yeah, that's just too weird.
We're just going to leave that out. So apparently, you know about the testament of Solomon? No, please go on. The testament of Solomon is way richer.
And it's kind of like, um, do you know about, um, there's another one. There's another Gnostic volume that has like super in-depth knowledge about the the fall of the angels. Really? Yeah.
Um, it's, it's in the Bible. It's the only other person. Wait, is it the Bible? Yeah.
Well, there's there's this one guy that's mentioned. Oh, okay. And then that one guy happened to write a book as well. Supposedly the testament of blank that I can't think of.
So there was supposedly only like two people taken away that didn't die. There was Elijah who was taken away on a flaming chariot. And then there was blank. What's his name?
Who it said walked with God and then God loved him so much. So he took him like that's all it's mentioned about him in the regular regular, accepted Bible. So there's a volume about this guy where he talks about the falling of the angels. Very similar.
The testament of Solomon is all about this stuff that we're talking about. So he gets the signet ring. Um, and the, the testament of Solomon was supposedly written by Solomon or at least someone close to him. At least someone was.
The autobiographical. Okay. It is. It is.
It is written by Solomon about Solomon about his life. Gotcha. So check this out. It's supposedly details how he constructed the temple with the help of evil spirits, demons, whatever you want to call it.
So he gets this ring and supposedly was and didn't help him here because there was a in the evil spirit of like the Red Sea or something. Um, I don't remember exactly which one it was, but it was a lesser evil spirit. So he whips and he discovers this evil spirit and he whips the freaking ring at the dude, makes the imprint of the pentagram or whatever. On the, you know, we're going with this.
Yeah. So he begins then to control that demon and then he's like, okay, you're going to go do this to be Elzebub. And then that demon goes and whips it up. But he also, who is Satan, Lucifer, what have you?
He hasn't learned this till later. No, I thought Beelzebub was different than Satan and Lucifer. No, just a different name. Really?
I thought was I thought it was a separate demon. Nope. And he admits that in this, in the Testament, Solomon, apparently he, when he takes over Beelzebub, he doesn't find us out until he controls him because Beelzebub tells him I was the highest of all the angels, which is supposedly Lucifer's place was the archangel of music or whatever it was. Was it music?
Yeah, isn't that weird? Fucking interesting, isn't it? That's really weird. You ever heard the similarity?
I started to, but it was too much like Bible where it was like son of son of son of son of son of and I stopped reading it. Yeah. If you look at the story in the similarity. Malika or yeah, Malick and Mullick and yeah, yeah, yeah.
There's so much crap in there that relates directly to a pockerful very Bible, biblical stuff. It's crazy because it makes a lot of sense. Anyway, that's a different episode. Yes.
We will definitely do a JR told him. Hell yeah. I fucking love the Hobbit. I've read the Hobbit like from when I was good.
I've read it like maybe 10 times. I really had like a 1.3 copies of it. Damn. I like it more than load rings.
I never finished load rings too thick. I never. Sorry. I never finished a finished fellowship and I didn't get all the way through two towers.
I think I did the same thing. Yeah, I got drug down anyway. So so he has control. He yells above it then tells Solomon because he has control of him that he was the highest of all angels and now he is the king of demons.
And so Solomon's like, well, since I've got the king of demons, why don't you call all your buddies and build this temple for me? And see, that's what confuses me because when we get to that point, like, let's say he is in control of the king of demons, right? He has unlimited wisdom. Why would he not destroy all demons?
That getting him them to do his bidding and his ability to destroy and other world being or an other dimensional being is probably outside of what he's allowed to do. I was just curious. And nowhere I thought you were going with the whole he threw it in and hit his head. I thought you were going to say, now that demon has full control of everything because he has the signal said.
I was like, Oh shit, wait, I don't remember reading this. But that part, some reason demons, interesting. I don't know. I mean, maybe it's just, it's just the whole darkness, just interesting, I guess you could say.
The part of it, the part of it that interests me is the fall, what happened before and after the fall, the the Nephilim. Yes. The Nephilim. I know about the Giants.
You mean dinosaurs? You mean giant humans, that. Are they human? They can cross with human, apparently.
I don't know. Is it? It does say the heroes of old in the Bible. Is it not weird that, you know, people like Moses and shit live like 700 years.
Oh, yeah. There's lots of crazy stuff in there, man. All right. We can go way to even that.
Yeah, let's get back on track. So King Solomon, he has control of these demons. He gets, he has control of the King of demons, right? Lucifer, supposedly.
Right. So he gets loose versus a get your demon bitches up here. Yeah, build a symbol. Correct.
They build it. They build it. And there is a passage that alludes to that in the Bible about the temple, like constructing itself, like, like, they just cut out the demon part and said, Oh, it just kind of built itself. Yeah.
It says something about like there was no one allowed in. And the rocks seemed to place themselves. And there was no axe herd, no hammer, no debris removed. Like the stones were placed.
I mean, the Bible alludes to the fact that it was basically like angels or God or something otherworldly, exactly building the temple. Well, now was this temple not constructed, but designed by God or by Solomon? It was the dimensions are laid out in the Bible. OK.
And supposedly it was so big and so large that no man could build it or there. Not the way that it was constructed. Yeah. Supposedly, there were no joints.
There were no everything fit perfectly. It was kind of like, you know, a lot of Egyptian architecture that were like, how did they do this? Because they were maybe to send some king Solomon. So that that with most of the Bible, it is an actual real place, a real thing.
No, not necessarily. Now with King Solomon's temple, is that a legit known place? No. OK, so it's not a never been found.
It's never been found. Is it very likely in a general area? There's a lot of people think that it's in Canaan, which is actually north of Jerusalem, of current digitalism. There's very little historical account of any of those people.
Well, I mean, partially because it was a long ago and you know, well, it's been at war and under sand for thousands of years. But do you know who Joseph is? Joseph Joseph is. He was the historian in Athens that recorded more than like, if you can imagine like a magical historian that recorded all shit, like that was the dude.
Joseph is like to history. I mean, he's more important than anybody because he recorded all this stuff. And the only thing that Joseph has had on Solomon was the king of tier or tire. And I say it's like T-Y-R-E or T-R-Y-E did have in his records of sending King Solomon of Israel or gift or something.
No, it was like materials. Oh, OK. Like for building, like building materials. Oh, wow.
So now either before after the temple built, either way, Queen Sheba supposedly visited. Right. Very cryptic passage in the book. Very, very.
And even though I was kind of like, was she there to like get boned or was she there to support him or was she there to just be like, Hey, listen, no, I know you're the king. Listen, I don't have no beef. I mean, you're running along great. Supposedly.
Either King Solomon heard that she had something he needed. And see, that's the point. It was like it was like granite or lumber or it was a port. A lot of people think that Sheba was actually what the Ethiopian is called, the queen of the south.
And I saw a special on this where they figured out the other. I can't remember the other name. It starts with the know that the Ethiop's believe that the queen of the south was the queen of and it's like on the far south east side of Africa, there is a port and there is like an abandoned fortress like 30 miles inland. They think that this queen was from this area and she did come to visit King Solomon.
Well, see, because what I was thinking just because I didn't like I said, I didn't read you even do it. I was thinking like maybe she had because I took the word wisdom, literally. Like, so obviously again, maybe she had some knowledge that he might be able to use without knowing it. Maybe the whole knowledge was now.
That's what I was assuming because apparently she was very intelligent because part of the part of the legend is that she had something he needed. He actually sent like a bird to go and talk like to say, Hey, hey, go. Yeah, go check in my boy. She went back to where you at?
Yeah, he likes you. So she came and quizzed King Solomon with riddles to see if he was the wisest man, right, to see how and tell it, test his intelligence. And she was impressed by him and said they got along famously. There's a lot of different accounts like either like they decided to just have a trade agreement.
There's also this all this crap about like he tricked her into sleeping with her to sleeping with him. Or she just straight outside. All right. Let's go.
Right. But so was that before the simple? That was after the simple. Well, they're not sure.
My timelines really messed up. I think she came after the temple was built or no, no, no, no, no, really, because I think he died in the temple as it was finished. Oh, really? Like it's done.
He's right. I think she came to see him during his reign, but not when the temple was being built. Well, that was my next question is, so what was the downfall of Solomon? How did he pass?
What killed him? According to the testament of Solomon, which obviously can't be totally autobiographical. Oh, that's what he's writing about his death. And then I died.
There were there was a what's described as a giant worm controlling the demons as they were building it. I remember reading something and he and he supposedly he died while it was being built and was leaning on his staff and he basically had bewitched. If you want to say that or trick everyone so well that he actually lean was leaning on his staff for a full year before the demons realized he was dead and they finished the temple. So he died in the temple while it was being built, but didn't realize it was that right.
I'd have to pull out the Bible to actually see what the scripture says about his death. But I don't remember what it is. Anyway, he died just not just being able. Right.
But I don't think you finished it himself, but it wasn't like a backstab by a demon. No, no, no drug out of hell. No. OK.
So now as far as his punishment was because because because him using the demons to build the temple and that's not what it was about. What was it about? Yeah, it was about multiple wives and the it wasn't even about multiple wives. I got lead turning away from God and creating other temples for other gods.
Temples for other gods, mostly idolatry and just being really cool. Oh, yeah, that's what it was. Yeah. And marrying women outside the country.
Yeah, marrying women outside is right. Form women. Yeah, form women. Yeah.
Just kind of messed up. I mean, we're trying to populate the earth at this point. I mean, if you're in America, how do you marry someone outside of your right? I guess that a little racist.
Yeah, everyone lives in America. So the other thing with I don't know how far down the rabbit hole you went. But the other thing was sheba before we move on to anything else. So he tried to, you know, dude was a player.
Yeah, I mean, it's clearly why 700 talking about where it is. He had like a thousand or close to a thousand women sleep with them. In stock. You just in stock.
You physically on the shelf with no time ready to go. 900 women roughly. No, a thousand. You're right.
A thousand women. Yeah, it was like, you don't have enough time in your day. Fuck all them. But apparently the queen, she was pretty hot because he was like, the trick was you can stay in my home.
Oh, that's right. He tried to get her to sleep with him, but she said, no. And he said, that's fine. You can stay in my home.
You can have anything you want, but don't take anything that's mine or you have to sleep with me. And so he's, he like fed her like a very spicy meal right before bed and then left like a glass of water. And she tried and she tried and yeah, right on the nightstand as she drank the water. He found out about it and was like, let's do this.
Like, yeah, but you fed me through. You guys. So crazy thing about that is the Ethiopians believe that she was the queen of the south and that the son from Solomon and Shiva created this bloodline of leaders, which is kind of true because, you know, of the same bloodline actually ruled Ethiopia for like 1500 years, almost actually, I think it was like close to 2000 years. And you'll never guess how this ties in.
Check this out. I'm listening. The throne was over was overtaken in like the 50s. And then the bloodline that took it back was this guy that I can't remember his name other than his like nickname, which was Raz de Faray of the same bloodline.
He was the king that came back. What the Ross de Faray. Right. Yeah.
All leaning back to Solomon. No way. Yeah, because of that bloodline. That is interesting as fuck.
Isn't it? That is fucking crazy. Yeah. So the Raz de Farayans believe that this guy, Raz de Faray was the Messiah in this.
Yeah. I think he died in like 1974. The dude that took the crown back over after it was overthrown after thousands of years of the same bloodline of this supposed love child of the Queen of Shiva and Solomon. That's crazy stuff, man.
Yeah. Here's the problem I have with somebody who died in like 19 something. I mean, it's just the bloodline. I mean, but no, I agree with you though.
It's the same thing. Even when it comes to me, the only reason it's legit is because it's old. There's no one who was around is alive. Right.
Right. Like that's the only thing that makes it legit. Yeah, but it's kind of interesting to tie to modern days. No, no, it totally is.
But like I couldn't come out and say, Oh, no, I'm the bastard son of Jesus Christ, not son, but descendant. Right. Because everyone's like, you're full of shit. Even if I had paperwork, like, because once you get back to a certain time, it's kind of like, yeah, I guess it's paperwork.
Yeah. I mean, if you want to get real weird about it, supposedly the connection between Abraham and Jesus Christ was Joseph. And he's not the father. The result says you are not the father.
Yeah, greatest mortgage show ever. All right. So I mean, if you're going to split hairs like that, no, no, no, no, no more cool. No, I mean, a lot of other Mormons, no offense.
Yeah, just I mean, I really should know whatever I don't show whatever religion you want to believe in. I mean, I don't really believe anything. Exactly. I kind of leave it at all in a soup type deal.
So there's a there's a completely different splinter out of this. And that's the the stone masons. You know, you know how this dies in? I'm going to guess.
Can I just can I just I'm just complete? Yes, I'm assuming stone masons having something to do with watching the demons build the temple. No, OK, go ahead. No, there is the legend of Hiram here.
Hiram Hiram is H.I R.A.M. I remember seeing that name somewhere and supposedly like the he was like the master stone mason and the signet is supposedly a I mean, it definitely has significance. I mean, the pentagram for sure has significance in the stone in the mason, you know, the masonic lodge, the free masons, etc. So supposedly the secrets of the masons at that time had more to do with not necessarily how it was built by controlling the building.
No, check this out. It was how people got paid. So the all like the little secret handshakes and stuff, there were so many people building this thing that King Solomon didn't know how to pay people. And so there was some like sort of some sort of like decoded message that only the master mason would know.
I mean, they definitely had secret building techniques. Well, I thought I thought demons built it. I'm telling you, this is totally different. Sorry, sorry.
I'm going to do it. So he just didn't he's like, I don't even know who's working on the second job. There's too many people. Listen, if they do this handshake, they make money.
So that's what the mason is. Is the reference in the Bible about no hammer, no axe, no whatever. Part of the mason code is to prepare the stone before it leaves the quarry. So they cut everything perfectly measured and cut before it ever left.
The right and spot. No axe, no hammer, no noise. They would just lift it into place and everything fit perfectly. Wow.
Yeah. So you're saying masons are demons? No, I know. But if you want to fall along with all of the, you know, mystery surrounding the Freemasons and how far back that goes, if they believe that it goes back to King Solomon, you know, there's all sorts of speculation that the masons know where the Ark of the Covenant is, that they have all sorts of like knowledge on the Templars, possibly the Spear of Destiny, what's the other one?
The Holy Grail? Oh, yeah. All sorts of that sort of thing, which I mean, kind of ties into this guy named here him who was like the master stone builder, who was support supposedly murdered by some chumps in order to gain the secret handshakes and things that you had to do to prove what your pay grade was. Yeah.
Like if you're not a master than your apprentice or journeyman or whatever. Well, depending on how you shook his hand is great. And man, I'd have to look it up, but there's a relationship between Daps and Hunter Dollbills. What the pentagram was was like an ancient puzzle.
And there was something about like how the bricks would be arranged to make that pentagram. And there's like certain stones that would have to be moved around. Like it was like a real puzzle in the ancient world that was related to how that ring was supposed to be laid out. I don't know.
It's kind of interesting stuff. Yeah. See, my grandfather was Mason. Really?
And I actually might not want to. I wanted to, you know, talk about getting into it and he died, which the funeral was really weird because the masons took care of everything. That's weird. And like they were there.
They like lifted, you know, they were the ones who carried them. They were the Paul Bears. They were, they did everything. Huh.
And then I'm like, you know, I know the like the head Mason guy in South Carolina. You do? Do you think he would actually tell you anything? I asked him, you know, my grandfather's on Mason.