If Hell is not fire and chaos, why do we refer to it as "infernal du

[edward1]

Hello brethren and sisters, I was looking at the instructions for an invocation of Satan, and didn't understand why we use such a scary word as "infernal" during it. Any ideas? Hell is not what the xtians think it is, so why do we describe it like the xtians?

 

[blackkat_411]

..Hail Satan!!
Definition: Infernal
from Infernus, Hell, from Latin,
1.Of or relating to hell {i.e.infernal powers}
2.Of or relating to a lower world of the dead.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "edward" <riker_edward@... wrote:

Hello brethren and sisters, I was looking at the instructions for an invocation of Satan, and didn't understand why we use such a scary word as "infernal" during it. Any ideas? Hell is not what the xtians think it is, so why do we describe it like the xtians?

 

[Lilith Crowley]

First off, let me remind you that during ritual when the word Infernal is used, the word power is used right after it. So it is referring to Infernal Power. So basically, in ritual, when we use to word infernal to refer to hell, we are referring to the power that "Hell" holds, which anyone who has seen hell can vouch it has an immense blue aura, which is the color of Satan, his element, and the gods auras. Alongside gold, blue is a color of power.
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"I am ever present to help all who trust in me and call upon me in time of need."~Father Satan; The Al-jilwah
In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi!* Let the name of Satan be exaulted!*
Hail Belial!* Heil Hitler!* Sieg Heil!* Ave Satanas!* Rege Satanas!* Heil, mein fuhrer!* Hail Satan!*
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From: blackkat_411 <egret23@...
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Sent: Sunday, November 6, 2011 7:25 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: If Hell is not fire and chaos, why do we refer to it as "infernal during ritual?

  ..Hail Satan!!
Definition: Infernal
from Infernus, Hell, from Latin,
1.Of or relating to hell {i.e.infernal powers}
2.Of or relating to a lower world of the dead.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "edward" <riker_edward@... wrote:

Hello brethren and sisters, I was looking at the instructions for an invocation of Satan, and didn't understand why we use such a scary word as "infernal" during it. Any ideas? Hell is not what the xtians think it is, so why do we describe it like the xtians?

 

[blackkat_411]

...Hail Satan! what is it about definition #1 that is not clear? it is saying the very same thing you are.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Lilith Crowley <lilylavycrowley@... wrote:

First off, let me remind you that during ritual when the word Infernal is used, the word power is used right after it. So it is referring to Infernal Power. So basically, in ritual, when we use to word infernal to refer to hell, we are referring to the power that "Hell" holds, which anyone who has seen hell can vouch it has an immense blue aura, which is the color of Satan, his element, and the gods auras. Alongside gold, blue is a color of power.

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"I am ever present to help all who trust in me and call upon me in time of need."~Father Satan; The Al-jilwah

In Nomine Dei Nostri Satanas Luciferi Excelsi!* Let the name of Satan be exaulted!*
Hail Belial!* Heil Hitler!* Sieg Heil!* Ave Satanas!* Rege Satanas!* Heil, mein fuhrer!* Hail Satan!*

www.joyofsatan.org
www.exposingchristianity.com


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From: blackkat_411 <egret23@...
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Sent: Sunday, November 6, 2011 7:25 AM
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: If Hell is not fire and chaos, why do we refer to it as "infernal during ritual?


 
..Hail Satan!!
Definition: Infernal
from Infernus, Hell, from Latin,
1.Of or relating to hell {i.e.infernal powers}
2.Of or relating to a lower world of the dead.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "edward" <riker_edward@ wrote:

Hello brethren and sisters, I was looking at the instructions for an invocation of Satan, and didn't understand why we use such a scary word as "infernal" during it. Any ideas? Hell is not what the xtians think it is, so why do we describe it like the xtians?