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Re: Witch of Endor
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Originally Posted by votivesoul
I don't think we can conclude that it was merely a vision.
1 Samuel 28:15-20 (ESV),
If this was merely a vision that the woman was having, it cannot adequately explain the above interaction between Saul and Samuel. It may have begun as some kind of visionary experience exclusive to the woman, but it certainly didn't end there.
It ends with a dialogue and a prophecy, far more than just a vision... |
That’s a good point. Yet, since Saul couldn’t see Samuel initially, the dialogue of Samuel and Saul. Could taken place with the witch being the go-between. No matter how the finer details are worked out between the characters, still the point is made that Samuel is in attendance.
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