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	[[Image:Belial.jpg\|thumb\|200 px\|A woodcarving of Belial and some of his followers from [[Jacobus de Teramo\|Jacobus de Teramo's]] book ''[[Buche Belial]] [[~~1473\|(1473)~~]]]]		[[Image:Belial.jpg\|thumb\|200 px\|A woodcarving of Belial and some of his followers from [[Jacobus de Teramo\|Jacobus de Teramo's]] book ''[[Buche Belial]]'' (1473 [[EV]])]]
	'''Belial''' (also '''Belhor''', '''Baalial''', '''Beliar''', '''Beliall''', '''Beliel''') is the name for a [[demon]] in the [[Old Testament]]. He is known as Beliar in Greek. He has been identified with [[Satan]], both as a minion of Satan and sometimes as another name for Satan himself. Belial is Hebrew for "without value." Among certain sections of the Jews, this demon was considered the chief of all the devils. He is also called "the angel of lawlessness" and "the king of this world". Belial is also considered the father of idolatrous nations. According to the Book of Jubilees, uncircumcised [[heathen\|heathens]] are considered to be "sons of Belial".		'''Belial''' (also '''Belhor''', '''Baalial''', '''Beliar''', '''Beliall''', '''Beliel''') is the name for a [[demon]] in the [[Old Testament]]. He is known as Beliar in Greek. He has been identified with [[Satan]], both as a minion of Satan and sometimes as another name for Satan himself. Belial is Hebrew for "without value." Among certain sections of the Jews, this demon was considered the chief of all the devils. He is also called "the angel of lawlessness" and "the king of this world". Belial is also considered the father of idolatrous nations. According to the Book of Jubilees, uncircumcised [[heathen\|heathens]] are considered to be "sons of Belial".

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	Belial also plays a significant role in the [[Ascension of Isaias]].		Belial also plays a significant role in the [[Ascension of Isaias]].

			==In Thelema==

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	==In other religious traditions==		==In other religious traditions==

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 ==See also==
 *[[The Lesser Key of Solomon]]
-*[[Ars Goetia]].
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 ==References==
-*Wikipedia (2005). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belial Belial].'' Retrieved Nov 19, 2005
+*Wikipedia (2005). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belial Belial].'' Retrieved Nov 22, 2005
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==See also==
*[[The Lesser Key of Solomon]]
*[[Ars Goetia]].

==References==
*Wikipedia (2005). ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belial Belial].'' Retrieved Nov 19, 2005
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