Other than it being a popular Jewish symbol, it was a symbol of many cultures in earlier times. There are many different theories to what the Star of David actually means. Anthropologists say that the triangle pointing upward

Many people have tried to trace the Star of David back to King David himself, Rabbi Akiva, and the Bar Kokhba but there is no such existence in Jewish literature or artifacts and documents. A lot of evidence gathered from scholars suggests that early use of the star was used for "practical Kabbalah", which is a Jewish magic from the 6th century. They say this because the symbol was located on the "Seal of Solomon." This seal was used to control demons and spirits. The relationship that the Star of David has with King David has to do with his shield. This magical shield that King David used was to protect him from his enemy's. The shield was inscribed with the seventy-two-letter name of God, in the form of a menorah (used as the light of Israel). After time the star replaced the menorah and became identified with the Seal of Solomon.

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