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Originally Posted by Esaias
Are those on the same level as raising dead prophets against the will of God to prophesy? Weird stuff happens, doesn't mean some demonized witch can summon dead prophets to prophesy.
Job is interestingly enough classed with the wisdom and poetry books rather than the history or prophetical books. In any event, the US Government admits to weather modification. Doesn't mean they can raise the dead.  |
The focus is more on Saul"s hypocrisy, then this witch's power to speak to the dead. Saul enforces the law, removes the witches. Then when God places Saul on the pay no mind list, Saul breaks the law in disguise. Saul tells the woman to specifically bring up Samuel. Yet when Samuel appears, the woman is horrified. Obviously, she wasn't expecting to see Samuel. Saul was wanting Samuel to tell Saul what to do. But, Samuel just goes on to inform Saul that Saul and his sons will die. Samuel is awoken to give Saul his prophecy of destruction. God became Saul's enemy. Samuel tells Saul that his prophecy of Saul having the kingdom taken from him is done, Saul and sons will be dead. No lying spirit involved in this scenario. Samuel was brought up beyond any magic that woman of Endor could muster. Samuel was brought up to read Saul his last rights.
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