bible as a spellbook

Also, saying them in Latin does nothing, especially since we can not know for certain how the language was officially spoken. We can only guess for academic purposes.

I appreciate the guidance, but please refrain from speaking down to me.

I use a circle. So you opinion is noted. But this is the way I fo it.

Correcting information you gave as fact and pointing out that it is, instead, opinion is not talking down to you.

I'm sure we're all glad that you use a circle to cast before reciting psalms, as would make sense given your choice or spiritual titles. However, it is not a necessary step to working with the bible, just as Psalms is not the only book to use.

Information was provided to help anyone who reads this thread so they have more to research upon.

Voo helped, not "spoke down to".

Perhaps you should check your level of defensiveness. :)

Sorry I had a headache. I tend to get irritable without coffee

All very useful information. Something I've already begun to practice, and find it helps. Some times you don't always need a spell per say I guess. Ive also heard of a book I think it is. Some type of literature called" secret in psalms". I forgot who its, by and haven't gotten to read it yet. Has anyone else heard of it? In fact I did read about psalms in a conjure site. But I guess alot of it all has to do with the path you follow. Im still learning

Thanks:) Does it matter which testament you use? I have a new testament bible.

Any sacred text is sacred for a reason. Whether it be for spell work or divination, or a source of complete knowledge to some cultures.

Yes ever heard of umm and kulthum?

Secret of Psalms by Godfrey Selig.