Showing posts with label Shazam Wizard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shazam Wizard. Show all posts

Thursday, October 5, 2023

DC Comics Exposed: Shazam ,Black Adam, and Sabbac Use Incantations & Invocation of Occult Power

 




By Shofarsound/Endtimeshofar


Within the vibrant and imaginative world of DC Comics, two iconic characters and one iconic super-villain stand out for their unique transformation abilities tied to uttering a name. Black Adam and Shazam (formerly known as Captain Marvel) are two superheroes who derive their incredible powers from magical incantations and Sabbac, the supervillain, is transformed by a magic spell. In this blog post, we'll explore the fascinating connection between these characters and the mystical utterance of their names that grants them their superhuman abilities that derive from occult powers and magic.

 

The Origin of Black Adam and Shazam

 

Black Adam and Shazam share a common origin rooted in ancient Egyptian mythology. Thousands of years ago, the wizard Shazam bestowed his powers upon a young Egyptian prince named Teth-Adam, transforming him into the superhuman hero, Black Adam. However, Black Adam was banished due to his misuse of power and remained dormant for centuries.

 Fast forward to the modern era, when the wizard Shazam chooses a young boy named Billy Batson to become Earth's protector. By saying the magic word "Shazam," Billy transforms into an adult superhero with incredible abilities.

 

The Incantation: "Shazam" and "Black Adam"





The pivotal aspect of both Black Adam and Shazam's powers is the incantation associated with their transformation:

 

Shazam: For Billy Batson, the magic word "Shazam" represents the six legendary figures whose initials form the acronym Solomon, Hercules, Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, and Mercury. By uttering this word, Billy is instantly granted the wisdom of Solomon, the strength of Hercules, the stamina of Atlas, the power of Zeus, the courage of Achilles, and the speed of Mercury. (1)

 

Adam: On the other hand, Black Adam's transformation is achieved by calling upon the power of six Egyptian gods: Shu, Hershef, Amon, Zehuti, Anpu, and Menthu. When he recites "Amon," Teth-Adam becomes the formidable Black Adam, with powers mirroring the Egyptian deities. (2)

Black Adam gets his powers from Shu (stamina), Hershef (strength), Amon (power), Zehuti (Thoth) (wisdom), Anpu (speed), and Menthu (courage).

 

The Significance of Their Names

 

The use of names in the transformation of Black Adam and Shazam adds a layer of mystique and authenticity to their characters. The idea that words hold immense power is a common theme in mythology and literature. In this context, the characters' names serve as a magical key that unlocks their extraordinary abilities.

 

Speaking one's name as an incantation to unlock incredible powers is a unique and captivating aspect of Black Adam and Shazam's characters within the DC Universe. These superheroes demonstrate the enduring appeal of the mystical and the idea that ordinary individuals can transform into extraordinary beings by harnessing the power of words employing occult magic and ancient mythology.

 

As the stories of Black Adam and Shazam continue to evolve in comics, movies, and other media, their names and incantations remain central to their identities, reminding us of the enduring magic of storytelling and occult practices.

 

 "The Dark Power of Sabbac: Unveiling Magical Names and Incantation in Black Adam's "




In the colorful and dynamic world of DC Comics, some supervillains captivate readers and leave a lasting impression. One such character is Sabbac, a formidable adversary often associated with Black Adam, the antihero who harnesses the powers of six Egyptian gods. Sabbac's unique origin and the chilling incantation that transforms him into a force of darkness in the Black Adam's comics. Let us explore the fascinating backstory of Sabbac and the incantation that brings his sinister powers to life.

 

The Birth of Sabbac-Satanic Villian in Black Adam


 

Sabbac first appeared in "The Marvel Family" #1 in 1945, published by Fawcett Comics (before the characters were integrated into the DC Universe). His origin story is tied to the character Timothy Karnes, a petty criminal who, much like Billy Batson, encountered an influential figure with mystical abilities. Instead of the wizard Shazam, Timothy encountered Blaze, a female demon. Blaze granted Timothy the power to become Sabbac, a fearsome and destructive force, in exchange for servitude. (3)

 

The Incantation: "Sabbac"





The incantation that transforms Timothy Karnes into Sabbac is straightforward yet ominous – he simply says "Sabbac." This utterance invokes the powers of six demons:

 

S: Satan.

A: Aym.

B: Belial.

B: Beelzebub.

A: Asmodeus.

C: Crateis.

When Timothy invokes this unholy name, he undergoes a nightmarish transformation, becoming Sabbac, a demonic creature with superhuman strength, flight, and the ability to unleash devastating hellfire attacks. Sabbac's dark powers make him a formidable adversary, particularly when pitted against heroes like Shazam or Black Adam. (4) In later editions of Black Adam, Ishmael Gregor tricked Timothy Karnes into doing a ritual to obtain Karnes's powers to become Sabbac, and eventually, Karnes died in the process. 

 

The Significance of Sabbac's Incantation

 

Sabbac's incantation is a fascinating twist on the concept seen in Shazam and Black Adam. While Shazam and Black Adam call upon benevolent deities for their powers(White Magic), Sabbac's invocation taps into malevolent forces(Black Magic). DC Universe shows the practice of both Black and White magic, where a true Satanist will tell you there is no difference between Black or White magic; it is all one and the same, and it comes from the same occult source. Shazam and Black Adam receive power from false gods and Sabbac from demon spirits. 

Anton La Vey, the founder of the Church of Satan, stated the following in The Satanic Bible about Black and White Magic: 

"White magic is supposedly used utilized only for good or unselfish practice, and black magic, we are told is used only for selfish or evil reasons. Satanism draws no such dividing line...There is no difference between 'white' and 'black' magic except in the smug hypocrisy, guilt-ridden righteousness and self deceit of the "white magician himself." (5)


Magic: Incantations and the Use of Names


In magic, an incantation is a formula of words usually spoken for a particular purpose, and incantations are part of casting a spell. Within incantations, specific names can be used to cast a spell. In ceremonial magic, incantations are to be spoken or vibrated with as much intensity as possible so that the magician feels the words in the body and visualizes them as well. The incantations are projected into etheric space. (6)       

Magical arts and the power of names in the historical background of ancient civilizations of Babylonia, Assyria, and Egypt developed cultures that ascribed great importance to the power of names because they hold the essence of a being or person. (7)  

The names of angels, demons, and the gods were considered crucial to the success of magic and spiritual practice. (8)

Ancient Egyptians were heavily influenced by occult magic within their society. Names were significant in Egyptian religious and magical practices. They believe the name of the gods had creative powers. (9) Egyptians also believed the sound was a direct channel between humanity and the gods. They knew that the practice and use of sound in words and names of scripts revealed the real mystery of magic. Aside from ritual tools and appropriate gestures, they believed that if words of power were not spoken, the magic would not succeed. (10)  

As we examine in the case of Shazam, Black Adam, and Sabbac, all of them are empowered by the use of the names of gods and demons spoken in a magical incantation to grant them their powers just the magicians utilized in ancient Babylon, Assyria, and Egypt.


What Does The Bible Have to Say About Wizards and Sorcery? 







                                                                                 

What Early Christians Wrote About The Source of Sorcery and Witchcraft

The demons were the inventors of astrology, soothsaying, divination, . . . oracles, necromancy, the arts of magic, and whatever evil practices men exercise in addition to those things. Lactantius (c. 304–313, W), 7.64.

 

Magic and sorcery derive their power from evil demons, whoare spell-bound by elaborate incantations and become subject to sorcerers. Origen (c. 248, E), 4.451.


Avoid . . . their enchantments, observations of omens soothsayings, purgations, divinations, observations of birds, their necromancies, and their invocations. Apostolic Constitutions (compiled 390, E), 7.424 extended discussion: 5.35–5.40.,  


Sources


1. What Masked Vigilantes, Miraculous Mutants, and a Sun God from Smallville Can Teach Us About Being Human, P.33 By Grant Morrison

2. https://shazam.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Adam

3. https://comicvine.gamespot.com/sabbac/4005-42583/

4. https://screenrant.com/sabbac-black-adam-villain-origins-powers-explained/  

5. The Satanic Bible, P. 110, By Anton LaVey

6. Ancient Egyptian Magic, P.140, By Eleanor L. Harris.

7. The Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy, P.213, By Rosemary Guiley.

8. The Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy, P.213, By Rosemary Guiley.

9. The Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy, P.213, By Rosemary Guiley.

10.  The Encyclopedia of Magic and Alchemy, P.213, By Rosemary Guiley.

 


         

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Thursday, August 31, 2023

DC Comics Exposed: Shazam and Black Adam Are Wizards













We will examine DC Comics' latest comics to significant motion pictures, Shazam and Black Adam, and uncover the truth about Shazam and Black Adam. Are they really wizards?

Join us as we explore the biblical perspective on wizards and the occult and how these comic book characters are influenced by dark forces. We will also explore the origins of these characters and their connections to the occult.


Shazam: The First Occult Superhero

Let's look at Shazam, the wizard who bestows Billy Batson with supernatural powers. Did you know that Shazam is considered the first occult superhero?

Grant Morrison, a prolific comic book writer, reveals in his book "Super Gods" that Shazam's powers come from a spell and that he is a magician. When Shazam says his name Shazam, it is an incantation, he receives his powers from the gods: S- King Solomon-WisdomReverence by Freemasons and Occult-, H-Hercules- Strength, A- Atlas.-grants stamina, Z-Zeus-lends his power, A-Achilles- gives him courage, and M-Mercury-who shares his speed. All of which is how Shazam is empowered by magic.         

But what does this mean in terms of occult symbolism and hidden knowledge?

Let's dive deeper into the mystical origins of Shazam and the dark forces behind his powers.

Black Adam: Empowered by Egyptian Gods

Now, let's turn our attention to Black Adam, another character who receives his powers through the wizard Shazam. Like Shazam, Black Adam's powers are connected to ancient Egyptian gods.

By invoking the name Shazam, Black Adam gains supernatural abilities from these deities. But what is the true source of his power?

We will explore the occult acronyms associated with Black Adam's powers and the influence of demonic spirits on his abilities.

The Seductive Power of DC Comics

As we delve deeper into DC Comics, it becomes clear that these stories go beyond mere entertainment. The writers and creators behind these comics often have deep involvement in the occult and use various techniques, including psychedelic drugs, to enhance their writing.

These comics serve as a tool to seduce people into gravitating toward the powers of darkness. Join us as we uncover the hidden agenda behind these seemingly innocent superhero stories.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the world of DC Comics is not as innocent as it seems. Characters like Shazam and Black Adam are not just superheroes but symbols of the occult and the influence of demonic forces.

By understanding the hidden symbolism and incantations within these comics, we can see how they are used to indoctrinate and prepare people for the kingdom of the Antichrist. To learn more about the dark secrets of DC Comics, watch our latest video, and don't forget to sign up for our blog and YouTube Channel for more updates on Bible prophecy and the end times.