What is Real Magic? (The Key of Solomon)

So I've got a question for you. What is magic? I'm talking about actual sorcery, but here's a better question. If God created everything and magic is real, then why did God create magic? I was doing a lot of research last night. I went down this crazy rabbit hole. As I got together with my family to hang up some Christmas decorations, I was just sitting in the corner reading about this thing called The Key of Solomon. It's this most interesting book and it's this translation of a translation of a translation. So everything that I say in this video should be taken with the utmost caution, but it caught my attention because why is Solomon, a figure in the Bible, the son of David, involved in magic? Now, The Key of Solomon is this book filled with magic spells. Knowledge that seems almost kind of fictitious at first, but if I were to believe anything to be magical, I would assume that it would be something of Jewish origins. I truly believe that if anything has power in this earth, it must come from God and the Israelites, like it or not, were God's chosen people. I want to do some more research into this today, but first I got to go meet my pastor. We talked about a lot of things, but something that came up was this idea of honesty, being honest in where you actually are in your walk with Jesus. Our point was basically that it seems like real growth anywhere comes from a place where you're actually honest with yourself. And the reason why it hits me so hard is because that thing that makes people change, it's in glorifying him through my own failures. Okay, enough preaching, you're here for conspiracies. The Bible talks about giants and fallen angels coming down, and we've already kind of discussed on this channel how these fallen angels taught humanity how to do magic. They taught these humans enchantments and spells, but if these fallen angels really came down and divulged all that secret knowledge, then what exactly did they reveal? What is magic? Why would King Solomon be involved in magic? Okay, so we know how Solomon allegedly has this book called The Key of Solomon. In his book, he explains how to do magic in great detail, yet Solomon was a godly man for a large part of his life. But he was also one of the wisest kings in the Bible, which also makes you think a little, what did he know that we don't? Within the first couple pages, it explains this most interesting thing to Solomon. Magic is this thing that is done in conjunction with God. The book makes it seem like the mechanics of this universe already have things in place which can be used to perform certain tasks. Now, the book is very confusing, and there's a whole bunch of these weird and strange symbols and rituals. And after spending literally an entire night trying to understand what these things mean, it seems like everything is closely tied to the sun and moon and position of the planets up in the sky. Every planet has its own specific job and power over the world. You see, for Jewish magic, everything is based off of the planetary constellations. You see, for me, this makes light bulbs go off left and right. Because as soon as we start talking about constellations, what we're really talking about is angels. The Bible numerously talks about angels being actual stars. And if magic is based on the stars, then maybe we're onto something. There's this thing called Gobekli Tepe, one of the most ancient sites in the whole world. It's this big place with a bunch of these pillars, and no one knew what the heck this was for the longest time, until around the 1960s when it was concluded that this was some kind of temple. The very first temple in existence. This thing is like 14,000 years old. Now, whether or not you believe that number doesn't matter. The point is, this thing is old. It seems like Gobekli Tepe is some kind of sun clock, which seems to be able to tell the different times and seasons 5,000 years before the invention of the wheel. Stonehenge. Also one of the most ancient megalithic structures in the world. Nobody knows how it got there. These are giant stones mounted on top of each other, and most conspiracies say that it was either built by giants or witches. And I wouldn't disagree. But Stonehenge is essentially the same thing. It's like this timekeeping device. A sun clock. Now, of course, all of this is debated by actual archaeologists. But I want to run with this theory that these structures are actually sun clocks. So why do they care so much about what's in the stars? In the Key of Solomon, it talks about these planetary celestial bodies who have these effects on the earth. Solomon explains that on different days, there are different planets aligned in different ways. Based on the alignment of these planets, there will be certain favors for which a certain power or access is granted to people. Not only that, but the Bible talks about the stars being angels. Actual angels. And the Book of Enoch talks about these angels having specific jobs in heaven. Again, don't look too deeply in this stuff. This is purely for educational purposes. But for example, the sun rules over Sunday. The moon rules on Monday. Mars rules on Tuesday. Mercury rules on Wednesdays. Jupiter rules on Thursday. Venus rules over Friday. And Saturn rules over Saturday. Now, he talks about some very questionable stuff here. For example, in the days and hours of Saturn, thou can perform experiments to summon the souls from Hades. I do not recommend that at all. Apparently, it's also the state that can bring good or bad fortune to buildings. The days and hours of Jupiter are proper for obtaining honor. In the days and hours of Mars, thou can make experiments regarding war. And it goes like this for every single day. But the key here is that this power is only unlocked on specific days at specific hours. And that's what I believe Stonehenge, Gobekli Tepe, and all of these sun clocks are all about. Like, if this was the knowledge that the fallen angels gave to humanity, I mean, no wonder God flooded the entire Earth. It's the harnessing, the illegal harnessing of the mechanics of this universe which God had created. I have this friend online and he told me something very interesting. He read the Key of Solomon, but his take on it was really that Solomon was trying to fight spiritual warfare without the Holy Spirit. Of course, in the time of Solomon, the Holy Spirit wasn't released yet. Jesus wasn't even born yet. What they had to rely on was laws. The thing is, many people really believe that there is an inherent power in just keeping the law. That because the law was given to us by God, there must be power in it. And there probably is. Here is the good news though. We have the Holy Spirit. If this book really is written by Solomon, then yeah. He was trying to accomplish his own goals through his own strength. When now, we can just pray to Jesus. We can just pray to God. We can come boldly and ask for things because we have been redeemed. It's still very interesting the way that they worked. To wrap everything up, I think I have three revelations. One, anything with sorcery or witchcraft in nature, it seems like this stuff comes from Jewish knowledge. Second revelation, these megaliths and structures that seem to point to the stars. Many of them seem to be this kind of timekeeping device so they could know exactly what times and seasons they are in. But the reason why is so that they can actually perform the magic on those specific days. To me, it just proves everything a thousand times over. That the only power that you'll ever find in this world, the only true power, always comes from God first because that is where the source comes from.