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PART 2.
In this part we will explain sealing rituals. I am doing this so that Christians can
understand who a Keeper of Seals is, and also so that Christians can understand that
Mormonism is closer to Satanism than it is to Christianity. This article will hopefully
provide a written record so that Christians have an objective way to determine If
someone who claims to be an ex-Satanist really is. I realize that some Christians don’t
like to learn about their enemy, and that is fine if they do not want to read this. On the
other hand, I see people who are coming out of Satanism who the Christians are
disbelieving. The Christians have no reference from which to determine whether
someone is legitimate or not. And although I believe the Spirit of God is an excellent
revealer of men, I have to be frank, even the best of Christians sometimes don’t hear
what the Spirit has to say, and could benefit from a written explanation. The closest
descriptions of sealing rituals that I have found that matches the descriptions of satanic
hierarchy rituals from people who have come out of the Satanic Hierarchy are the
Mormon sealing rituals. For anyone wanting to do a study about how Mormonism is
witchcraft, I suggest they read the scholarly book written by a Mormon scholar Early
Mormonism and the Magic World View by D. Michael Quinn. Quinn conclusively shows
that early Mormonism was based on magic and witchcraft. Quinn, who is a Mormon in
good standing, tries to point out in the book that these things can’t be held against
Mormonism because most every one back in the early 1800s practiced magic and
witchcraft. Whether most people did or not, seems to me to be irrelevant as to whether
it is O.K.
Another great book showing the connections between the Mormon Temple ceremonies,
Witchcraft rituals, and Masonic rituals is Bill Schnoebelen’s book Mormonism Temple of
Doom. Bill does an excellent job of showing and illustrating how the Mormon temple
ceremony, Masonic and Witchcraft rituals are simply the very same thing, with minor
variations. One of the most important things in Satanism is sealing. Everything is
sealed. One doesn’t hear the term sealing used a lot. I have read many books of the
enemy to know how he thinks, and it is rare to have someone mention sealing. I had to
learn about it from ex-Satanists. If one leaves off studying Satanism and begins
studying the many cults and religions, one begins hearing about sealing again when
one gets to Mormonism. Mormon men and women (contrary to Lk 20:35) are sealed to
each other in the Mormon temple marriages. The early Mormons were sealed to many
spouses. The Mormon sealing is very similar to what is done in witchcraft called hand
fasting, and it is also similar to marriage sealing in Satanism. Joseph Smith, whose
family practiced witchcraft, had many types of seals around their house which were
used in magic. According to a magic book of 1830 "Demonology and Witchcraft" by
Walter Scott (pp. 165, 220-221) seer stones were to be anointed with oil, and sealed
with holy characters. In 1837, Mormon leaders performed such a magical sealing for
James Cohn Brewster. (Mormonism and the Magic World View. p.209-210) Joseph
Smith had a cane with a serpent on the top of it, and astrological seals below. Magick
staff or canes are important in Satanism. The seal of Mars was carved on the Smith
family athame which was used by the family to draw circles for magic incantations.
(Mormonism & the Magic World View p. 142) In 1835, a ritual done by Joseph Smith to
commune with a spirit messenger is recorder by Oliver Cowdery. Joseph Smith used
two Seals of the Earth to conjure up the spirit. (Ibid, p. 120) Smith’s ritual was in
accordance with the best occult guidebooks then The Book of Knowledge and Barrett’s
Magus.
The 1830 edition of the Book of Mormon says that about itself ‘... their voice shall be as
one that hath a familiar spirit ... They shall write the things which shall be done among
them, and they shall be written and sealed up in a book.’ (2 Nephi 26:14-17). The
Mormon scholar Quinn writes, ‘The Book of Mormon’s use of the word ‘sealed’ also
suggested a magic context. Isaiah 29 uses the word ‘sealed’ only twice, but the Book of
Mormon’s commentary on the chapter uses ‘sealed’ eleven times in eight verses (2 Ne
26:17; 2 Ne 27:7-8 ... Throughout the entire text, the Book of Mormon refers to itself
with the words ‘sealed’ or ‘seal’ more than twenty times .. Modern Mormons have often
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