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Psychic:

"1: a person who is supposedly sensitive to forces beyond the physical world 2: a spiritual medium." (Webster, p. 1454)

Psychic:

"1: a person who is supposedly sensitive to forces beyond the physical world 2: a spiritual medium." (Webster, p. 1454)

Clairvoyance:

“1: the power or faculty of discerning objects not present to the senses 2: ability to perceive matters beyond the range of ordinary perception” (Webster, p. 244)

Clairvoyance:

“1: the power or faculty of discerning objects not present to the senses 2: ability to perceive matters beyond the range of ordinary perception” (Webster, p. 244)

(6/24/06 S&S)

PSYCHICSPSYCHICS

PSYCHICSPSYCHICSI. OLD TESTAMENT, Deut. 18:9-14I. OLD TESTAMENT, Deut. 18:9-14

A. Divination B. Observer of times C. Enchanter D. Witch E. Charmer F. Consulter with familiar spirits G. Wizard H. Necromancer


Divination, "the act of divining; the act or practice of trying to foretell future events or the unknown by means of the occult" (Webster, p. 538)





Observer of times, "practice soothsaying ... but orig. meaning dub." (Brown-Driver-Briggs [BDB], p. 778) Possibly "reading and interpretation of cloud patterns" (Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament [T.W.O.T.], v. II, p. 685)





Enchanter, "practice divination, divine, observe signs" (BDB, p. 638)Enchanter, "practice divination, divine, observe signs" (BDB, p. 638)




Witch, "practice sorcery" (BDB, p.506) "practice magic" (Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament, v. VII, p. 361)





Charmer, "v. tie magic knots, charm ....n. spell" (BDB, pp. 287-288)Charmer, "v. tie magic knots, charm ....n. spell" (BDB, pp. 287-288)




Consulter with familiar spirits, "consult"used of enquiring of the Lord, 1 Sam. 23:2; 30:8; "necromancer" (BDB, p. 15)





Wizard, from "know;" "is also used of one's relation to the divine, whether acquaintance with other gods...or with Jehovah.... `to know'...is esoteric know- ledge not available to the ordinary person." [heb. word] always occurs parallel to [witch]. It may be a description of a [witch] or it may be the masculine counterpart." (T.W.O.T., v. 1, pp. 366-367)





Necromancer, two words: "to seek, consult, inquire of" (BDB, p. 205); E.g., "enquire of God" (1 Sam. 9:9; 1 Kgs. 22:8); "to die" (BDB, p. 559). Hence, "consult the dead."


1 Sam. 28:6-11:

• "familiar spirit" (v. 7)• "divine" (v. 8)• "bring up" (v. 8) (necromancy)• "wizards" (v. 9)

1 Sam. 28:6-11:

• "familiar spirit" (v. 7)• "divine" (v. 8)• "bring up" (v. 8) (necromancy)• "wizards" (v. 9)

Psychic: "1: a person who is supposedly sensitive to forces beyond the physical world 2: a spiritual medium." (Webster, p. 1454)

Psychic: "1: a person who is supposedly sensitive to forces beyond the physical world 2: a spiritual medium." (Webster, p. 1454)




Enchanter, "practice divination, divine, observe signs" (BDB, p. 638)Enchanter, "practice divination, divine, observe signs" (BDB, p. 638)




Charmer, "v. tie magic knots, charm ....n. spell" (BDB, pp. 287-288)Charmer, "v. tie magic knots, charm ....n. spell" (BDB, pp. 287-288)

PSYCHICSPSYCHICSI. OLD TESTAMENT, Deut. 18:9-14; 2 Chrn. 33:6I. OLD TESTAMENT, Deut. 18:9-14; 2 Chrn. 33:6




II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11

II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11

Matt. 2:1, Wise men: Lit. "Magus" (Gr.), "a wise man and priest, who was expert in astrology, interpretation of dreams and various other secret arts" (A& G, p. 484)

Acts 8:9-11, sorcery: from Greek word "mageia" (like magic). "Magic, magic arts" (A&G, p. 484)

Matt. 2:1, Wise men: Lit. "Magus" (Gr.), "a wise man and priest, who was expert in astrology, interpretation of dreams and various other secret arts" (A& G, p. 484)

Acts 8:9-11, sorcery: from Greek word "mageia" (like magic). "Magic, magic arts" (A&G, p. 484)


II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20

II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20

Acts 16:16, soothsaying: "prophesy, divine, give an oracle" (A&G, p. 491) "fortune-telling" (Stringer, Acts, p. 333)

Acts 19:13-20:

a. V.19, "magical arts"(ASV), "curious arts"(KJV)

b. Def. "of things belonging to magic"(A&G,p.646)

Acts 16:16, soothsaying: "prophesy, divine, give an oracle" (A&G, p. 491) "fortune-telling" (Stringer, Acts, p. 333)

Acts 19:13-20:

a. V.19, "magical arts"(ASV), "curious arts"(KJV)

b. Def. "of things belonging to magic"(A&G,p.646)


II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20 B. Warnings, Gal. 5:19-21

II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20 B. Warnings, Gal. 5:19-21

Gal. 5:19-21, sorcery: “from Greek word "phar- makeia." "sorcery, magic, magic arts" (A&G, p. 854) The word took "the meaning of sorcery and witchcraft. It is, for instance, repeatedly used of the Egyptian sorcerers and charmers who competed with Moses when Pharaoh would not let Israel go (Ex. 7.11, 8.18; Wisd. 7.12; 18.13)." (Wm. Barclay, Flesh and Spirit, p. 36)

Gal. 5:19-21, sorcery: “from Greek word "phar- makeia." "sorcery, magic, magic arts" (A&G, p. 854) The word took "the meaning of sorcery and witchcraft. It is, for instance, repeatedly used of the Egyptian sorcerers and charmers who competed with Moses when Pharaoh would not let Israel go (Ex. 7.11, 8.18; Wisd. 7.12; 18.13)." (Wm. Barclay, Flesh and Spirit, p. 36)


II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20 B. Warnings, Gal. 5:19-21; Rev. 21:8

II. NEW TESTAMENT

A. People, Matt. 2:1-2; Acts8:9-11; 16:16-18; 19:13-20 B. Warnings, Gal. 5:19-21; Rev. 21:8

Rev. 21:8, sorcerer: "mixer of poisons, magician." (A&G, p. 854)Rev. 21:8, sorcerer: "mixer of poisons, magician." (A&G, p. 854)


II. NEW TESTAMENTII. NEW TESTAMENT

III. CONCLUSIONSIII. CONCLUSIONS

A. Who listening to? Deut. 18:9-22; 1 Sam. 15:23 A. Who listening to? Deut. 18:9-22; 1 Sam. 15:23

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Prophecy: Jeane Dixon

1. Lyndon Johnson to receive presidential nomination in 1968.

2. Russia to be first to the moon.

3. Kissinger to resign from Ford's cabinet.

4. Jackie Kennedy will not marry.

5. Castro to be physically removed from Cuba this year (1970).

6. President Ford to resign for health reasons.

7. Bomb attempt to be made on Reagan's life (1976).

(via Thomas G. O'Neal, Searching the Scriptures, vol. 19, pp. 133-134)

Prophecy: Jeane Dixon

1. Lyndon Johnson to receive presidential nomination in 1968.

2. Russia to be first to the moon.

3. Kissinger to resign from Ford's cabinet.

4. Jackie Kennedy will not marry.

5. Castro to be physically removed from Cuba this year (1970).

6. President Ford to resign for health reasons.

7. Bomb attempt to be made on Reagan's life (1976).

(via Thomas G. O'Neal, Searching the Scriptures, vol. 19, pp. 133-134)


II. NEW TESTAMENTII. NEW TESTAMENT

III. CONCLUSIONSIII. CONCLUSIONS

A. Who listening to? Deut. 18:9-22; 1 Sam. 15:23 A. Who listening to? Deut. 18:9-22; 1 Sam. 15:23 B. Such "consultation" was a work of godless people C. Honest "psychics" in N.T. saw superiority of Christ's workings, Acts 8; 16; 19 D. Consulting a psychic can cause one to be lost, Gal. 5:19-21; Rev. 21:8; Lev. 20:27

B. Such "consultation" was a work of godless people C. Honest "psychics" in N.T. saw superiority of Christ's workings, Acts 8; 16; 19 D. Consulting a psychic can cause one to be lost, Gal. 5:19-21; Rev. 21:8; Lev. 20:27

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