A Greek term for “princeIn the 16th century Europe this term referred to a class of ruler in the Holy Roman Empire to whom local lords and barons owed feudal allegiance, and ... more” or “ruler,” that some Gnostics used for spirits in the visible heavens who prevent human souls from escaping this material world. The head of the archons is the Jewish God who created this physical world and vainly believes he is the only god due to his arrogance and ignorance.
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