Malak becomes Valek

Malak becomes Valak

October 1st, 2026

by Eduardo

Many years ago, Hollywood decided to crank out a series of haunting films called the conjuring. They were a big hit. Huge. Based on the alleged doings of the witch pair ghost hunters of the 1970s, the Warrens . Conjuring, or summoning VALAK, a chief demon inverted for their purposes. It made the actors famous, the producers rich, the the public were put under a spell, the covens rejoiced, and the demons flew into the homes. Golly.

 

In fact, Mrs. Warren had a thing for SPIRIT BELLS. Spirit bells are used by witches to summon demons. She claimed she had the largest collection of spirit, or summoning bells, in the world. Was proud of it. Sigh... Their job was to make demons a part of the public consciousness and in the late 1970s, they did. It WAS Successful. Hollywood has been cranking out those movies ever since. Based on their books. You know the ones.

 

The BIG reveal over 3 films was the chief demon ruining everyone's lives? In the form of a catholic nun?

 

VALAK.

 

Get on your knees, time to pray, boy. And where are you looking when you do that? TO HELL, not Heaven. Wake Up. The Catholics played you for 2,000 years. Still want to be played or do you want freedom from evil. Pick one.

 

 But, Malak, Valak, were mixed in overseas translations of the movies. They use both names, in the films, interchangeably. This mixing, this blending, has forever hexed the proto accurate concordance of the name for ANGELS. Even in the US clean copies, the actors do that. Are you hearing Valak or Malak? Sometimes, you hear both. Sneaky, aren't they?

 

See where this goes? How ugly it gets and and with the fallen? Coven parents even reverse the name and have used it to name their sons -- Kalam. Inversions denote negative polarities and to mean the opposite. Evil Messenger, not good. 

 

So Jewbie Hollywood decides to take the Hebrew name for ANGEL and turn it into a demon, like themselves. And now, that name, that proto accurate nomenclature is so hexed, if  you say it aloud, it pulls in dark, mixed energy. Say Malak, because now they are inextricably linked in a room aloud and you tell me, what's the vibe like after doing so? It's not what you expect is it? You expect an angel vibe, but NOW...it's demonic. Hey...I show you the times we live in.  Demons at the door. The whole point of the movie series - put demons at your door. And into the souls of young people everywhere. It was a successful hexing campaign to this very day.

 

Sometimes being convinced to do a thing, insist upon a thing, isn't always THE RIGHT THING. Is it?  Especially when a group of witches put a thing over you to do so and in a moment of weakness, you fall for believing you are right. Because you are right, but that's their plan, to get what THEY WANT. The demon name pushed and pushed hard. NOW...there is a chief demon down below named what? What's that name? Want to guess?

 

And the little stinkers even stuck Malak/Valaks sigil in the movie. Can you find it? Witches did. I can, because Father gave me the eyes to see, TO HELP ALL OF YOU. Is it any wonder the dark side is so very assured of success when so many are so willfully blind?

 

Do you know what getting on your knees and praying means to a catholic priest? Their giggle code amongst themselves? Take a guess. 

 

Ziiiiiiiip.

 

Don 

The Hebrew word which corresponds to what later would be called angel (from the corresponding Greek word, angelos) in the Holy Word is Malak:

https://biblehub.com/hebrew/4397.htm

The word denotes an envoy or a messenger:

1. a messenger

2. specifically, of God, i.e. an angel (also a prophet, priest or teacher)

Therefore according to the context and by whom the malak was sent by, the meaning of the word is given:

1 messenger,

a. one sent with a message Genesis 32:4 8t. J E; Deuteronomy 2:26, (not in P); Judges 6:35 8t.; 1 Samuel 6:21 51t. Samuel Kings, 1 Chronicles 14:1; 1 Chronicles 19:2,16; 2Chronicles 18:12; 35:21; Nehemiah 6:3; Job 1:14; Proverbs 13:17; Proverbs 17:11; Isaiah 14:32; Isaiah 18:2; Isaiah 30:4; Isaiah 37:9,14; Jeremiah 27:3; Ezekiel 17:15; Ezekiel 23:16,40; Ezekiel 30:9; Nahum 2:14; מלאכי שׁלום, messengers of peace Isaiah 33:7.

b. a prophet Isaiah 42:19; Isaiah 44:26; 2Chronicles 36:15,16; Haggai 1:13; the herald of the advent מלאכי Malachi 3:1.

c. priest Malachi 2:7, probably Ecclesiastes 5:5 (RV angel).

d. "" מֵלִיץ Job 33:23, a messenger from God acting as an interpreter and declaring what is right (angel of RV too specific).

e. figurative רָעִים ׳מ messengers of evil Psalm 78:49; מות ׳מ messenger of death Proverbs 16:14; "" רוחות winds his messengers Psalm 104:4.

2 angel, as messenger of God, מלאכים with God in theophanies Genesis 19:1,15; Genesis 28:12; Genesis 32:2 (JE), praising him; Psalm 103:20; Psalm 148:2; in his sight not without error Job 4:18 charged with the care of the pious Psalm 91:11; elsewhere singular sent to a prophet 1 Kings 13:18; 1 Kings 19:5,7; 2 Kings 1:3,15; Zechariah 1:9 18t. in Zechariah 1-6; excellent, wise, powerful 1 Samuel 29:9; 2 Samuel 14:17,20; 2 Samuel 19:28; Zechariah 12:8; encamping about the faithful Psalm 34:8; chasing his enemies Psalm 35:5; Psalm 35:6; destroying by judgment of Yahweh 2 Samuel 24:16,17 = 1 Chronicles 21:12-30; 2 Kings 19:35 = Isaiah 37:36 2Chronicles 32:21.

3 the theophanic angel ה֯א֠להים ׳מ in the story of E: Genesis 21:17; Genesis 31:11; Exodus 14:19, also in Judges 6:20; Judges 13:6,9; יהוה ׳מ in the story of J: Genesis 16:7,9,10,11; Genesis 22:11,15; Exodus 3:2; Numbers 22:22,23,24,25,26,27,31,32,34,35 and in Judges 2:1; Judges 2:4; Judges 5:23; Judges 6:11; Judges 6:12; Judges 6:21 (twice in verse); Judges 6:22 (twice in verse); Judges 13:3,13,15,16 (twice in verse); Judges 13:17,18,20 (twice in verse); Judges 13:21; הַמַּלְאָךְ Genesis 48:16 (E); מַלְאָךְ Exodus 23:20 (E), Exodus 33:2; Numbers 20:16 (JE), Hosea 12:5; מַלְאָכִי Exodus 23:23 (E), Exodus 32:34 (J); מַלְאָכוֺ Genesis 24:7,40 (J), פניו ׳מ Malachi 3:1 (referring to the ancient מלאך); הכרית ׳מ Malachi 3:1 (referring to the advent of ׳י for judgment, see Br^{MP 473}). The theophanic angel is not mentioned in D and P.

One notable example of malak is in:

Malachi 3:1

"Behold, I will send my messenger [malak], and he shall prepare the way before me: and YHVH, whom ye seek, shall suddenly come to his temple, even the messenger [malak] of the covenant, whom ye delight in: behold, he shall come, saith YHVH of hosts."

Which is directly quoted, together with Isaiah 40 in: 

Mark 1:1-4

"The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God;

As it is written in the prophets, Behold, I send my messenger [angelos] before thy face, which shall prepare thy way before thee.

The voice of one crying in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.

 John did baptize in the wilderness, and preach the baptism of repentance for the remission of sins."