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KING SOLOMON
“The gate is the pathway that reveals all hidden secrets. And we have the key.”
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From the Middle — The Testament of Solomon
KING SOLOMON
The Testament is the book’s great deep chapter — Solomon tells how the demons were bound and set to work building the Temple, one by one, each naming itself and its power. This passage sits in the heart of the book, and the story only widens from here.
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What’s Inside
- All three Temples in one book — the First Temple built, the Second Temple raised, and the Third Temple page kept as the book keeps it: Remains to be seen — as current events take place.
- Five chapters, complete: First Kings — The Building · Second Chronicles — The Fire Falls · The Testament of Solomon (all 130 sections) · Ezra — The Second Temple · Haggai — The Prophet Speaks. 24,105 words, not a word changed.
- 2 hours 50 minutes of narration — King Solomon stands in golden light in the corner of the stage and reads the whole book aloud, in a reading room you can follow with your eyes.
- Nine public-domain plates — Chipiez, Fouquet, Doré, Tissot and Weigel, set with their subjects through the book.
- The barcode rides every stage frame — scan any moment to come back to this bookstore.
The Scripture passages are the King James text, and the Testament of Solomon stands in the public-domain translation of F. C. Conybeare (1898) — the original words untouched, as this house always leaves them. The narration is a performed reading made for this edition. Editor: Franklin Langston.
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