Odia Oriya — The Music of Satan and Genun: an apocryphal retelling of Genun, son of Lamech, whose music summoned dark influence and sweetly ravished hearts.
A close reading of Book of Adam and Eve 20:1–3 exploring Genun’s instruments — trumpets, horns, psalteries, lyres, harps and flutes — and the theme of demonic possession through music. Ideal for readers of biblical apocrypha, religious tracts, and studies on early music imagery, spiritual warning narratives, and moral theology. Published by Filipino Tracts and Literature Society Inc., this tract frames the Gospel contrast and warns how alluring sounds can carry evil intent in ancient storytelling.