Christianity -- Controversial literature; Free thought
To His Eminence the High Priest of Baal, beloved of the Lord and the
Devil, Grand High Potentate of the Knights of Kadish, Beloved
Minister of the Holy of Holies, the sacred Grove of Asherah.
Behold the Great King Solomon, Lord of the Earth and the Sea, Patron
of God Almighty, Imperial Potentate of the Imperial Divan of
Ashtoreth, Grand High Mucky-Muck and Past Grand Master of the Phallic
Cult.
Sends Greeting. And doth herein represent that he hasn’t a thing in
the way of nice girls, only but just a thousand old hens that were
passé in three days after their respective inauspicious arrivals, and
the heart of the Great King doth yearn for a vision of youth and
beauty from the corn fields of Bethlehem. If thou wouldst save the
King’s life, get a move on and corral a fair virgin, with golden hair
and eyes of blue, for verily a brunette doth make the King tired. The
King recommendeth thee to bring the fair one to the back door of the
palace, at the entering-in of the woodshed, for behold the thousand
old hens have two thousand eyes, and each eye is jealous of your
unhappy Solomon. Verily, they are determined that we shall not have a
thing that is fresh and fair to look upon. They are a lot of old cats,
and we pray thee to promulgate a feast to Moloch and Baal, and
announce to the multitude that seven hundred back-number princesses
and three hundred fat old concubines have been devoted, and will be
passed through the fire to Moloch and Baal, and will be basted and
roasted to a turn and served to the people with the gravy oozing out.
May the blessings of the Great Gods Ashtoreth, Chemoth and Baal be
with thee and thine.
Yours fraternally, SOLOMON.
One night King Solomon, together with his two old cronies, Hiram of Tyre
and Hiram Abiff, went a-hunting in Jerusalem, which at that period was a
noted sporting resort, abounding in all kinds of game. At length they
caught a coon near the North Gate, at the high place of Asher, where
were worshipped the images of the male, and took her to the king’s
palace. She says (Sol. Song, 1-4): “The King hath brought me into his
chambers.” Having reached the King’s apartments, Solomon said to Hiram
of Tyre: “Wouldst thy Majesty kindly rush the duck? Thou wilt find the
can behind the throne. And thou Abiff, wilt thou be so good as to go out
in the woodshed and play tag with thyself for a season and half a
season, while I pass the salve to this colored lady?”
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