Debunking internet lies about King James I's book called Demonology: Having the book title called "Demonology" does not automatically make King James I a wicked person or a Freemason, no matter how many Muslims, Catholics, atheiods, gossipers, Gnostics, and slanderers claim so. In King James I's "Demonology", we went through and read all 92 pages of Demonology. In Demonology, King James I exposes witchcraft and Satanic activities. It mentioned "all Devils", "Deuilies", "the Deuil", "deuil", "Deuil", "deull", "Deuill", "the Devil", "uncleane spirites", "the Devils in Hell", and "Diuells"; and on one page we found the words "Christ gave power to His Apostles to cast out Deuils". One or more of the below words, such as "devils", "deuills", "devil", "deuil" , "the Deuil", "the Devil" and "deuill", were found on almost every page more than one time,
while the word "demon" was not on even one page in Demonology.

(So King James I never refered to the word "demons" but refered to devils with the word forms of "devils" & "deuils".

Thus Demonology is not the origin of the word "demons" as it constantly stated the word "devils", "deuills", & "deuills".) Also, King James I was not a witch or sorcerer, as he punished them and had them executed them, in line with Deuternomy 18:10-12. 𝕋𝕙𝕖 ℝ𝕖𝕒𝕝 𝕂𝕚𝕟𝕘 𝕁𝕒𝕞𝕖𝕤 𝕀