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The Power of BERITH.

“BERITH” Esoteric altar.

Berith Deity of Goetia, He gives answers to matters of the past, present and future.
He can change all metals into gold!

Berith is a term that has different meanings depending on the contexts and references it is associated with. Here are some of the possible meanings of Berith:

In the Bible: In the Bible, Berith (or Baal-Berith) is mentioned in the Book of Judges (Judges 8:33 and Judges 9:4) as a pagan deity worshiped by the Canaanites. He is considered the god of covenant or pact, to whom some turned for protection or to make agreements.

It is important to note that interpretations and meanings of Berith may vary depending on beliefs, traditions, and specific references. The perception of Berith may be influenced by different sources.

Goetia is a term for the practice of invoking and communicating with spirits, usually for the purpose of obtaining secret knowledge, power, or other favors. The word "Goetia" comes from the ancient Greek "goetia," meaning "the art of sorcery."

In Western occult tradition, Goetia is often associated with the work entitled "The Lesser Key of Solomon" or "Lemegeton Clavicula Salomonis", a 17th-century grimoire which lists rituals and descriptions of numerous demons or spirits that can be invoked.

In French, the term "Goétie" remains the same. However, some people may use the word "sorcery" or "black magic" to refer to this practice, although these terms often have different and broader connotations.


Item Description:

- Made on engraved wood
- Colors: Black and Red Engraving
- Diameter: Several formats available to choose from