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	'''Samael''' ({{HeS\|סמאל}}, also ''Semiel'', ''Semael'', ''Sammane'' and ''Sammuel''; etymologically mostly derived from {{HeS\|סמי}} ''sami'' "blind") is one of the seven leading [[archangel]]s who are the rulers of the 7 [[planetary spheres]]. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], his archangel reign lasted from 1190 - 1510 A.D. He is the ruler of the [[Mars sphere]] and is often associated with its martial aspects. In [[Gnosis\|Gnostic]] and \|Kabbala\|Kabbalistic]] writings, the "blind god" is often seen as a demonic entity, the prince of darkness or even [[Satan]] himself. In gnosis, Samael is also one of the three names of [[Yaldabaoth]], the evil lion-headed creator of the material world, and is probably also connected with the [[passage of Mars]] in the first half of the Earth's development. According to [[w:Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa\|Agrippa von Nettesheim]], this demon is one of the "four princes of the evil spirit, corruptible in the elements"[1]; the others are Mehazael, Azael and Azazel.		'''Samael''' ({{HeS\|סמאל}}, also ''Semiel'', ''Semael'', ''Sammane'' and ''Sammuel''; etymologically mostly derived from {{HeS\|סמי}} ''sami'' "blind") is one of the seven leading [[archangel]]s who are the rulers of the 7 [[planetary spheres]]. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], his archangel reign lasted from 1190 - 1510 A.D. He is the ruler of the [[Mars sphere]] and is often associated with its martial aspects. In [[Gnosis\|Gnostic]] and [[Kabbala\|Kabbalistic]] writings, the "blind god" is often seen as a demonic entity, the prince of darkness or even [[Satan]] himself. In gnosis, Samael is also one of the three names of [[Yaldabaoth]], the evil lion-headed creator of the material world, and is probably also connected with the [[passage of Mars]] in the first half of the Earth's development. According to [[w:Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa\|Agrippa von Nettesheim]], this demon is one of the "four princes of the evil spirit, corruptible in the elements"[1]; the others are Mehazael, Azael and Azazel.

	== Literature ==		== Literature ==

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'''Samael''' ({{HeS|סמאל}}, also ''Semiel'', ''Semael'', ''Sammane'' and ''Sammuel''; etymologically mostly derived from {{HeS|סמי}} ''sami'' "blind") is one of the seven leading [[archangel]]s who are the rulers of the 7 [[planetary spheres]]. According to [[Rudolf Steiner]], his archangel reign lasted from 1190 - 1510 A.D. He is the ruler of the [[Mars sphere]] and is often associated with its martial aspects. In [[Gnosis|Gnostic]] and |Kabbala|Kabbalistic]] writings, the "blind god" is often seen as a demonic entity, the prince of darkness or even [[Satan]] himself. In gnosis, Samael is also one of the three names of [[Yaldabaoth]], the evil lion-headed creator of the material world, and is probably also connected with the [[passage of Mars]] in the first half of the Earth's development. According to [[w:Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa|Agrippa von Nettesheim]], this demon is one of the "four princes of the evil spirit, corruptible in the elements"[1]; the others are Mehazael, Azael and Azazel.

== Literature ==
* Joseph Dan: ''Samael, Lilith, And the Concept of Evil in Early Kabbalah''. In: ''AJS Review'' 5, 1980. S. 17-41. [http://www.scribd.com/doc/9919409/Samael-Lilith-And-the-Concept-of-Evil-in-Early-Kabbalah Online]
* [[w:Gershom Scholem|Gershom Scholem]]: ''Samael''. In: [[Wikipedia:Encyclopaedia Judaica|Encyclopaedia Judaica]] Band 17. S. 714-715. [http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/judaica/ejud_0002_0017_0_17378.html Online in der Jewish Virtual Library]
* Hermann Leberecht Strack, Paul Billerbeck: ''Kommentar zum Neuen Testament aus Talmud und Midrasch''. München 1922. S 136–149.
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Aus den Inhalten der esoterischen Stunden, Band II: 1910 – 1912'', [[GA 266/2|GA 266b]] (1996), ISBN 3-7274-2662-4 {{Lectures|266b}}

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