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This is the context....the scripture says it was Samuel because Saul thought it was Samuel...... Because Saul thought it was Samuel didn't make it Samuel. again.....context is critical......without it one can make pigs fly.

john t.....I am neither annoyed or complaining. What I am doing is pointing out the situation.....and in regards to answering the question which you say I haven't answered I would say.....you haven't heard my answer. Truth is truth even if it comes from and ass....in fact, God uses 'asses' a...

I Corinthians 3:15 is referring to those who's 'theology' is in error yet who's hearts are in the right place. The reference to fire is the destruction of an inaccurate understanding through a late awareness of their error ie, what is happening externally is not according to their...

Your main explanation Enoch is not consistent with the biblical narrative.

What Saul saw was an apparition....a manifestation of a demon masquerading as Samuel.....the scripture is clear on that....that is why Israel was forbidden to have anything to do with wizards, soothsayers, diviners or those who claim to conjure up the dead on pain of death.

..... There are many who become restless when they cannot know the definite outcome of affairs. They cannot endure uncertainty, and in their impatience they refuse to wait to see the salvation of God. Apprehended evils drive them nearly distracted. They give way to their rebellious feelings, and...

“The Hebrews were expressly forbidden to engage in any manner in pretended communion with the dead. God closed this door effectually when He said: “The dead know not anything.... Neither have they any more a portion forever in anything that is done under the sun.” Ecclesiastes 9:5, 6. “His...

Nearly all forms of ancient sorcery and witchcraft were founded upon a belief in communion with the dead. Those who practiced the arts of necromancy claimed to have intercourse with departed spirits, and to obtain through them a knowledge of future events. This custom of consulting the dead is...

Hello Ragamuffins, Wayfarers, Pilgrims, Bean Counters, Shoe Shiners and any who don't fit these descriptions....Reading these three and a half pages yesterday from the book 'Patriachs and Prophets' chapter 67, Ancient and Modern Sorcery.... I thought it was well presented and would like to share...

If you're interpreting Hidden In Him's post, you have it wrong.....it means get your head out of where the sun don't shine and get informed.

Do you know how many times I've been asked that john t?.....anyway, what's that got to do with anything? You wanna know what I am? ....a member of the human family. Which club do I belong to? .... the one that takes a breath every few seconds or so. You want to know which box you can put me...

you've swallowed it hook line and sinker!

You speak in ignorance. Context, if I might remind you of something you should know determines the truth of anything. Without context you can make anything say anything otherwise I might ask you, where does the bible say you have to do up shoelaces or stop at red lights?

What you are saying here is historical nonsense. In fact, it goes beyond nonsense and is an outright lie.

Did you clean your teeth this morning john t? That cannot be found in the bible either!

The influence of all these kingdoms mentioned by Daniel exist in todays world. Their ideology is a witness, subsequently in that sense they still exist. When Jesus returns all this will be destroyed just as the Daniel 2 prophecy foretold. Incidentally, the Roman Empire was not destroyed as...

Lol....and you don't think they already have it?

This text requires interpreting in its context. The text tells us that 'his kingdom' shall break in pieces and consume all 'these' kingdoms....' The word 'these' is referring to the other kingdoms spoken of in Daniel's interpretation of the image (metal man) that Nebuchadnezzer saw in his dream...

Your three quotes speak of different events and so need be understood in their context. The word 'sign' having individual meanings in each text 1....speaks of how the Messiah will come about. 2. Rev.12:1 The woman representing God's people using several symbols....a pure woman, clothed...

I don't know anything about God appointing 70 Nations Mark. Seventy elders were appointed by the Hebrew system. These were known as the Sanhedrin. I'm not sure what your reference to this is. As for Israel....If one holds that the mention of Israel in the prophetic context is referring to a...