Egyptian Altar Cloth - Resheph God of War, Pestilence, and Healing

Egyptian Altar Cloth - Resheph God of War, Pestilence, and HealingResheph was originally a God from Ebla and was a Canaanite deity, also the Egyptians regarded him as a god of war, but he could also be invoked as a protective healer. Rasap Resheph was associated with gazelles and horses, and in art appears as an armed deity armed with a bow, shield and arrows. This deity is featured in "Dragon of the Two Flames" and "Necrominon Egyptian Sethanic Magick" by Michael W. Ford. 65% recycled polyester, 35% polyester

Nicaragua or the United States

With a deft pen and global perspective

Beelzeboúl is transliterated from the Old Testament epithet for the devil

This image presents Lucifer and Beelzebub (note the bloodied wings)

Embrace the darkness of Luciferian initiation and experience the power of the Devil’s hand

is indeed one aspect equal to the masculine Black Serpent of Ahriman

Do not be misled: this is not mere supplication or devil-worship

Black Linen cover with White foil print

the Vampire Bat Woman of the Night on this beautiful fleece blanket

Lilith the Mother of Demons and one-half of the Adversary

but after the command of the Exorcist he putteth on the Image of a Man

Size: 5 1/4" x 5" x 4 1/2" - ideal for display on altars or shelves