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Astrology, Raising Spirits, Teleportation And Synchronicity In The Bible

Astrology, Raising Spirits, Teleportation And Synchronicity In The Bible

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This volume 7 of 7 in the Psychic And Paranormal Phenomena In The Bible Series covers four distinct psychic gifts: astrology, raising spirits, teleportation, and synchronicity. ASTROLOGY: No spiritual adherent could not believe in astrology. Three astrologers – revered wise ones – journey from the East to celebrate Jesus’ incarnation. They are the only humans in the world not directly connected with the family that know what’s going on. Only an astrologer, or a society who believes in astrology, would attribute any subjective significance to a star, a star formation, or the movement of a star. They knew about it because they read it in the stars. Though, to be sure, it, like all the psychic arts, astrology is often mis-used, mis-presented, and mis-understood. Small wonder little good comes of it for the normal person. The psychical world is not constrained by the linear components of hard reality. RAISING SPIRITS: According to what the Bible teaches, even if it does not recommend it, the psychic phenomenon of raising spirits is certainly real. If the scene when King Saul calls up the dead Samuel through the medium at Endor proves anything, it proves that formerly embodied people can be called from their slumbers; that some people posses the ability to call them; and that those raised spirits can foretell the future. TELEPORTATION: The teleporter doesn't comply with the general boundaries separating subjective and objective reality. Sometimes the process can be hairy, as when “a form that had the appearance of a man” takes Ezekiel by a lock of his hair to Jerusalem. Sometimes it’s more normal, as when Philip, his work done converting and baptizing a new follower into the controversial new religion, simply disappears; “the eunuch sees him no more” (Acts 8.39). He’s…

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