Demonology
by King of England James I, Paul Tice
128 pages· 2002· ISBN 9781585096664
About
King James was responsible for the widely accepted King James Bible. This book appeared before that, showing that he believed himself to be an instrument of God. He also believed in Satan and that it was his job to kill witches (the Devils ministers), while carrying out his duties. It seems that his beliefs had a profound effect on the translation of the King James Bible. This is an important historical and religious study, written by King James own hand. Contains a revealing Introduction by Paul Tice and allows one to study King James and his concerns at the time that the book was written.
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