Did the witch of Endor really call up Samuel?

[@hillbillytarzan]

The Bible says it was Samuel. What gets me is, “when she saw Samuel, she screamed.” Maybe God actually sent Samuel to tell him what was going to happen, because Samuel didn’t give him advice, only the judgement of God upon him and his kingdom. She may have been doing her thing by pretending to see Samuel and then he actually showed up. They only pretended to speak to the dead, not actually bring up their spirit. That’s why I think she screamed when she saw Samuel actually there. It’s just something we could find out one day.

[@Paandi-2031]

I think the same too, Bible clearly says Samuel said this, Samuel said that….if it was a demon, somewhere in the entire Bible God would have revealed that it was a demon, He did not….imagine this ….Saul was a directly chosen king by God, he needed help , Samuel was dead, because of his disobedience God did not respond to Saul….God is not going abandon Saul for that disobedience completely, correct ? Consequences of his disobedience has already began by making David king, right ? I strongly believe it was Samuel came up to speak to Saul which God allowed. Amen !!

[@boltingpuppies]

Agreed. Scripture says directly that it was Samuel. The witch didn't even realize it was King Saul asking her to bring up someone _until after_ Samuel responded. She screamed when she saw Samuel. She saw a divine being (an elohim) coming up. Hades or the underworld had a place of torment for the wicked and also a place of rest for the righteous as we see in the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus and Father Abraham. When we die in this age we either go to rest or into torment. (After Jesus' crucifixion he went to Hades to preach/proclaim to disobedient departed spirits from the time of Noah; they were still there and conscious, able to be preached to. Jesus also 'led the captives free' which I believe is referring to the righteous like Father Abraham and Lazarus.) Samuel very well could have come up from his rest and did according to scripture.

[@MargaretRobinson-fj2eg]

Above comment. No Not but a demon pretending to be samuel

[@rabipuvala6464]

It was Samuel in spirit.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Samuel was dead, the dead know nothing. Saul was talking with a demon. And this supposed Samuel did lie to Saul. He had the audacity to predict that after death, Samuel, a faithful servant of God and Saul, a man clearly forsaken by God for his stubbornness and unfaithfulness, would be in the same place among the redeemed. That is utter nonsense and it is error. God will never use as a tool what He has condemned as sin. Necromancy was a capital offense. There IS no way God used a witch to communicate with Saul. The bible clearly tells us there were only 4 ways God communicated with His people; prophets, dreams, visions and the THUMMIM. Finally, the supposed spirit of Samuel would have descended from heaven, not the earth.

[@maaifoediedelarey4335]

Thank goodness I'm a Bible believing Christian (Authorised King James Version only) , not affiliated with any church. Therefore whenever confusing doctrine or views that conflict, are presented, I turn to the Scripture. Scipture says it was *_Samuel_* who spoke to Saul. Therefore it was Samuel. Only YHWH has the knowledge to know Saul would die the next day - no demon pretender would know that. Thus YHWH allowed Samuel to come up from Sheol (not hell, he was in a different part of Sheol, in the bosom of Abraham), to give Saul his verdict. The witch necromancer was obviously petrified, because she had in fact never expected to actually see Samuel appear. Always read the Scripture as it states plainly, and do not look for hidden meanings, when the truth is plain to see.

[@mrg466]

Your speaking unscriptural nonsense!

[@cesarmolina2328]

No I'm sorry its not that obvious

[@maaifoediedelarey4335]

@@cesarmolina2328 What, specifically, is not that obvious ?

[@drewberrynews3875]

Totally agree. Read the text plainly. It says Samuel spoke and the witch of endor was afraid. Saul had to perceive the meaning before Samuel actually stood before him because Saul didn't have God's spirit to know. And Samuel came up from the grave...as Jesus mentions to the thief on the cross would be with him in paradise, which also confirms Jesus having first descended before he ascended Ephesians 4:8-10. This is where Samuel was brought up from.

[@Nathan-zw7nq]

Yes read the Bible, the Bible does not lie. But this video proves that without the correct lenses, it can be easily misinterpreted. We view the Holy Scriptures through the lens of tradition, a tradition that was passed down to us by the Apostles who had very special insight into interpreting scripture due to the personal and direct relationship they held with our Lord when he walked the Earth in flesh . You must remember, how much of the early church practices of the Apostles and other disciples, (who were bishops and priests, disproving the whole nO pRiEsThOoD nonsense) were never written or weren’t included in the Bible when the Bible was put together in three sections (The Old Testament, The Four Gospels, The Book of Apostles). This is why I turned away from Protestantism. There are many falsehoods, misinterpretations, and even outright lies that come from Protestants and Catholics. The only Church I have found that is not in conflict with the Prophets, Christ, the Apostles, and the ancient Church Fathers and Mothers is theeEastern Orthodox Church. That is why I believe it to be the true church Christ established with the Apostles.

[@davidpatague23]

1 Samuel 15:35 says that Samuel came no more to see Saul until the day of his death... I believe this is refers to this incident. Consorting with the witch only showed the desperation and extent of rebellion Saul had fallen into. God allowed Samuel to manifest and the witch had no power to make this happen. That’s why she was surprised.

[@krayziejerry]

How is he going to explain this one...? huh

[@jamaquinabella3378]

My thoughts exactly. I couldn't have said it any better..👏🏾👏🏾

[@trealsteve]

💯

[@A.Man..]

hey brother, does the verse explain that Samuel did not see Saul until the day of Samuel's death (not Saul's death).... Samuel went and asked the people if there were any offence against him, before he died.

[@morninglynn6281]

I read something on this recently that changed my look on it. She knew she was summoning a demon to trick Saul, but God sent the real Samuel instead which is why the witch became terrified and yelled at Saul asking what had he done.

[@edmundsim6251]

Should have explained this part in the video instead of taking verses out of context...

[@trealsteve]

Exactly. The mental gymnastics where astonishing yet sad to behold on this one.

[@jasonwthompson5003]

@@edmundsim6251 which part? Do you believe it was Saul?

[@ThaKingzsouljahPR777]

Proves that Yahweh is LORD over death!

[@trealsteve]

@@ThaKingzsouljahPR777 Amen.

[@traceycarter5810]

Why did Jesus say to the thief on the cross that this day you will be with me in paradise?

[@trealsteve]

Because Jesus is right and everyone else, including this gentleman unfortunately is wrong.

[@bluellamaslearnbeyondthele2456]

Because they misplace a comma.

[@SJ_mommabear]

There were no modern forms of punctuation. Reread the verse like this, "I am promising you today, that you WILL be with me in paradise". Scripture does not back death that heaven directly. It supports that we sleep until Jesus returns for us. I know it upsets people, but it shouldn't. When you go to sleep at night are you cognizant of the time passing before morning? No! The same will be for all who die before Jesus' return. It will be like no time has passed at all!

[@MargaretRobinson-fj2eg]

Jesus told him when paradise comes he will be there when Jesus comesgain

[@MahmoodMasehandRosaP]

Nobody go to heaven door 🚪 was close till thief's go and Jesus Christ Open the door all prophet souls was resting as Samuel say

[@avalond1193]

Quick answer no it was not samuel.. not only did that spirit claim and gave credit to saul asking him why did you summon me instead of God even saul believed he summoned him when in reality no human has power to summon a dead love one.. also God forbids communicating with the dead so God is not going break His own law for anyone.. also that spirit didn't tell Saul anything he didn't already know telling him God turned away from you.. also saul was not killed by the enemy like the spirit said instead saul lost all hope and commuted suicide

[@ICU2B4UDO]

Avalon D ...Then why was the witch scared when she realized it WAS Samuel? She wouldn't have been scared since she was used to bringing up familiar spirits...Samuel prophesied that Saul and his son would be with him tomorrow...Evil spirits CAN NOT predict the future...Saul realized GOD wasn't answering him so that's why he asked for Samuel...In the Hebrew, it WAS Samuel...Just throwing that out bro...Shalom

[@allenelman1233]

2: Avalon D, Re: > "Quick answer no it was not samuel." Pastor Lex said the same thing. Apparently some people need to get their EARS examined. EYES TOO!!

[@ICU2B4UDO]

Avalon D ...Samuel didn't tell Saul his enemies were going to kill him; Samuel told Saul that he AND his son was going to be with him tomorrow, which is prophecy...Evil spirits CAN'T predict the future...Only GOD can...And Samuel did mention Saul's son also...And why would the witch get scared when she saw Samuel which she knew quite well, and wouldn't be expecting Samuel but a familiar spirit?? Interesting, huh??!!

[@ICU2B4UDO]

Allen Elman ...Maybe a certain few should read and speak Hebrew and read the scriptures as they read...It was Samuel...Period

[@allenelman1233]

Gabbyhell Davidson, Samuel DID NOT SAY ANYTHING YOU BLIND AS BLACKNESS BLIND GUIDE! IT WAS A DEMON IMPERSONATING Samuel! IF YOU UNDERSTOOD WHAT IS WRITTEN IN Ecclesiastes Chapter 9 verses 3 through 6 YOU would KNOW IT WAS NOT Samuel who appeared. The Catholics ALSO SAY THEIR MOTHER MARY APPEARS TO SOME OF THEM TOO! DO YOU ALSO BELIEVE THAT LIE??? YES!! SOMETHING DOES APPEAR & LOOKS LIKE Mary BUT IT IS NOT Mary! It's a DEMON!

[@navigodelaney119]

It never seemed plausible that God would allow a witch to compel His own dead servant to obey her and affirm her power -- essentially glorifying her. No way! The second two scenariors are plausible. Thanks for carefully unpacking this. Sadly, this evil practice is popular today.

[@jasonbourne5142]

It didn't glorify her, she became afraid and most likely didn't so it again. The bible says it was samuel.

[@tochia]

Why is it that many christians still do not understand the legal system of creation. That's spirit was 100% Samuel. And it wasn't because God permitted it.. it was because Satan permitted it.

[@cuzumakemyearfquake]

@@tochia But if Satan permits it, doesn’t that mean basically anyone could awaken the dead and speak to them as long as he allows it? Bc the notion that I collected so far was that when u attempt to speak to the dead, it isn’t exactly the spirit of that person but instead a demon cosplaying as them. And that this is bc they can’t actually get in contact with the real person. Therefore it is God allowing Samuel to be awakened this once for this purpose, (correct me if I’m wrong), therefore the devil wouldn’t have that kind of power to allow the spirits of REAL ppl to communicate with the living, only God. But based on what u said, instead, the living would be able to communicate with real spirits of the dead bc the devil allows it.

[@robjtko]

The Bible says the medium called up Samuel from the dead so I believe that is what happened. That is also why I believe there are real fortune tellers that can tell the future as much as GOD will allow. However The Bible also tells us it is a sin to do so. Why would The Bible call it a sin if it wasn’t real? I understand that sometimes just believing in something that isn’t real, like any other god, is a sin but The Bible goes into detail about what Samuel told Saul. Samuel told Saul, through the medium, that he and his sons would be killed in battle the next day and that is exactly what happened. How can it get more real than that?..

[@gracegrace9166]

Hi brother I watched ur video but there is a part in the bible talks about the rich man and Lazarus , how can we view this please and thank fir your time. God bless 🙂

[@danielcristancho3524]

It's a parable. Christ makes His point in the last verse. If they don't believe Moses and the prophets, then neither will they believe, even if someone came from the dead.

[@kerrijohnstone7588]

I just went back and read the section on Samuel that you are discussing. Your reasons, or arguments to say 1: that the witch tricked him or 2: That the apparition of Samuel was in fact a Demon or a familiar spirit do not follow. Before I go into further, I am not at all condoning the practice of necromancy, or mediumship or any other daemonic practice. However, I have seen many other opinions, and I do believe personally, that this was indeed Samuel, allowed by God in an absolute one off situation. Firstly, what did the witch have to gain? When you read the Bible, you can see she’s clearly terrified even before she knew it was Saul! When she found out it was Saul she was even more terrified. But what got me the most I suppose was that her terror in actually seeing Samuel. The Bible is clear on that particular part. I believe that that rules out that the witch was trying to trick him, she was too afraid for Her own life, and horrified when she saw Samuel. Secondly, as for the argument of the Apparition being a Demon, This is certainly possible, but it does not come across as probable. Note that the apparition of SamuelTold the complete truth too Saul, He informed Saul as what he had done to earn the Lord’s Dis favour and then informed Saul at the following day he was to die. Why would a demon do that? If it really was a Demon, he would be more likely to say something along the lines of “Go on out there tomorrow you will be fine, and you will be on the throne by midnight” or something along those lines. Demons do not tell the truth, or I suppose they called when it suits their purposes but in this case, they would have no purpose to suit. I personally believe that the Lord allowed as an absolutely worn off for Samuel to come back and to tell Saul what he wanted to know. Now having said that, there are still arguments raging over this and again I don’t excuse mediumship or any of that nonsense, because I do know that going to a medium opens up a whole bunch of doors to Demons and yes they are familiar spirits. But I believe that in the case of Samuel it was different. The Lord has his reasons for everything he does, now I could be wrong, but when you see the evidence in the Bible, at no time did we see even a hint that it was a Demon. The author of second Samuel has told the story like it was. God bless brother

[@GANOTAL]

Your explanation of this story, Is exactly as my own understanding, I have told people all along that God allowed it on this ONE OFF OCCASION for Samuel to appear, And besides the Bible makes it very clear that it was SAMUEL that appeared

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think too. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? Spare me.

[@WestValleyTransparency]

How about 4.) God allowed the spirit of Samuel to remind Saul you're time is up. If God can create life or raise the dead, he can make it possible for spirits of the dead to reveal themselves for HIS purpose

[@What-q5v]

This page is teaching wrong well this video is clearly wrong

[@prime7042]

The resurrection only happens before the judgement so it’s false Think with your brain

[@prime7042]

@@What-q5v it wasn’t Samuel

[@danielcristancho3524]

Fine, but He would never do it through a witch. That is utter nonsense. God does not use a practice that He has condemned as worthy of death to communicate with man. The bible clearly tells us God communicated either through dreams, visions or the Thummim.

[@Robbie09]

What does the Bible say about being buried vs being cremated?

[@pressupuk]

Sad to see someones personal belief get in the way of actual Scripture. As much as people may not want to believe it, it was Samuel. It is very clear and we cannot conform Scripture to our own opinions we must conform our own opinions to Scripture. Anyone who doubts this please read 3 or 4 different Bible versions as you may be stuck with just one...also read it out loud slowly...2 or 3 times if you must...let the Scriptures correct you.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think too. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? No way that was Samuel.

[@cuzumakemyearfquake]

@@danielcristancho3524 I like your thinking, but I would like to understand how it would’ve known Saul was going to die the next day?

[@ObsessedGamerYT]

1 Sam 28:12 says she saw Samuel, didn't talk to her. Verse 15 says Samuel spoke to Saul, back and forth. Death told King who would replace him. My understanding is that's God's job, not demon's. Guess the point is that Saul lost favor with God, screwed up by going to Endor, died, and David became king.

[@truthhurts958]

Great video, I have been saying this for a while. The only thing I noticed you say is Saul saw Samuel but it says Saul couldn't see him only the witch saw him. That's what actually got me to thinking about this, that and that there is no witness.

[@allenelman1233]

Truth Wins! Thumbs UP!!

[@paulgilhuis1]

I believe it was actually Samuel for the simple fact that he told Saul "tomorrow you and your sons will join me." A demon cannot see into the future or know the time of death for an individual. I find this passage very interesting, but I'm not dogmatic on it. If there is something in scripture that I can't get my head around, I go to Deuteronomy 29:29; "The secrets of the Lords are the Lords", which basically tells us that our 4 lbs brain can't fit God in it.

[@danielcristancho3524]

That's interesting. ''Tomorrow you and your sons will be with me'', is the reason I know it wasn't Samuel. Why would Samuel, a man of God, tell Saul, a man rejected of God, that he would be with him, among the redeemed?

[@apokalypse7777]

Can you explain who Yeshua met with on the mount of Transfiguration in the gospels. MATHEW 17 V 1 - 4 The question being, this was pre ressurrection of Christ. So old testament rules apply.. Where Moses and Elijah out of their bodies and consciously talking with Yeshua??? Berean Study Bible. The Transfiguration (Mark 9:1-13; Luke 9:28-36; 2 Peter 1:16-21) 1 After six days Jesus took with Him Peter, James, and John the brother of James, and led them up a high mountain by themselves. 2 There He was transfigured before them. His face shone like the sun, and His clothes became as white as the light. 3 Suddenly Moses and Elijah appeared before them, talking with Jesus. 4 Peter said to Jesus, “Lord, it is good for us to be here. If You wish, I will put up three shelters -one for You, one for Moses, and one for Elijah.” Make no mistake, Peter James and John saw All three of them talking..EXPLAIN please......

[@apokalypse7777]

Daniel o Excellent, I was listening to my audio bible in my truck and heard this passage and it reminded me of this issue😇

[@jameshaley5826]

I have a neighbor down the hall who tells me there is no god. I refer to her as the witch of ninedoor.

[@JoyfullOne]

😅 She will learn she is wrong st some point.

[@kles44]

I was reading the book of Luke recently and I stumbled across a passage where Jesus is seen conferring with Elijah and Moses. " 30 And, behold, there talked with him two men, which were Moses and Elias: 31 Who appeared in glory, and spake of his decease which he should accomplish at Jerusalem. 32 But Peter and they that were with him were heavy with sleep: and when they were awake, they saw his glory, and the two men that stood with him." If we are asleep after death then how was Jesus speaking with them?

[@mikeskrib510]

No one will respond to your answer here man you will be ignored because your argument actually proves them wrong unfortunately. lol great point

[@Apolo1428]

Elijah was taken away without seen death (in the old testament 2 King 2: 11), and Moses was resurrected, Michael fought for the body of Moses.(Jude 9), Paul mentions in the event of the glorious coming of Christ (1 Thessalonians 4:13-17) two thing are going to happen, 1) the resurrection of the death, 2) the caught up of the living. Moses represents group#1, Elijah the latter.

[@theidolbabblerthedailydose33]

Jesus reveals it... Matthew 17:9 And as they were coming down the mountain, Jesus commanded them, “Tell no one the VISION, until the Son of Man is raised from the dead.”

[@BakingSoda4U]

@@theidolbabblerthedailydose33 If it was only a vision, like a hologram and not the actual prophets then it would be nothing more than a deception. And I highly doubt God would rely on such methods to comfort and strengthen His Son.

[@arcguardian]

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[@mrg466]

God forbid contact of the dead for a reason! Yet, all of us have lost loved ones. So surely contacting our loved ones wouldn't be harmful for us, after all, why would our family members do us harm? Yet, still God forbid it! Yet, scripture says God directs us for our benefit. Therefore, God must have forbidden contact, because it was harmful to us. Therefore, because God knows it not our loved ones,..but are demons, trying to fool us! God warned us for a reason! Stop letting these demons fool you people!

[@danielcristancho3524]

Well put. The fallen human is no match for demons. If Eve, in her unfallen state and the angels were fooled by Satan, how much more, we, are no match from the enemy of souls.

[@ksfranklin7004]

I agree with this teaching but can you please address an argument I've heard which is: "but the Bible refers to the spirit as Samuel... So why would the scripture refer to the committed spirit as Samuel if it wasn't Samuel"?

[@surfacegr1nder705]

KS Smith you have good instincts. Your simple question makes this video crumble into a complete waste of time and effort. The answer to your question is in your question. It’s Samuel because bible said it’s Samuel. It would make no sense if there was some sort of deception taking place that the deception would be against the READER. Ridiculous, take this guy with a grain of salt if anything at all.

[@seasalt1171]

With all due respect, the witch and Saul are the ones saying it's Samuel. Its a narrative. Personally, I don't trust those two. Just because it's written in the bible doesn't mean its OK. God clearly says, do not consult mediums. The spirits are demons. The bible doesn't hide what people did wrong so we can learn a lesson from it. It's my personal out look. Hope this helps. God bless you.

[@cameronsnow4065]

I find it hard to believe that if Samuel was in heaven that a witch would have the power to pull him out of heaven

[@prime7042]

@@surfacegr1nder705 so a witch can get Samuel out of heaven or raise him from the dead ? Think with your brain

[@JP11]

How do you explain Moses visiting with Jesus if the dead are in the grave?

[@soulboygabicci5681]

Hi Lex. Very interesting. The person was called an 'ob' because of this occult practice. In the Caribbean, people who do such things are called 'ob'-eah.

[@rho_dan_us]

I think your interpretation is incorrect. Ecclesiastes is taken out of context. Ecc. 9:5 is not a definitive statement about the afterlife but represents a specific application of the book's entire theme is that man's wisdom and earthly pursuits (without God) ultimately amount to nothing. If anything, the statement that the "dead know nothing" represents Solomon's nihilistic view that after death there is nothing, so you might as well live it up on Earth now. Next, in 1 Samuel, the medium is actually shocked that Samuel shows up - rather than the familiar spirit she was, er, familiar with. Finally, verse 16 onwards actually refer to the dead man as Samuel and not a deceiving spirit - unlike the example from Kings you cite to where the text specifically reveals that it was a deceiving spirit.

[@michaelalten9524]

Also, Ecc 12:6&7. “Remember him -before the silver cord is severed or the golden bowl is broken, before the pitcher is shattered at the spring, or the wheel broken at the well, and the dust returns to the ground it came from, and the spirit returns to God who gave it.” I also wonder about Jesus giving the story of Lazarus and the rich man. Curious.

[@edmundsim6251]

Normal people like us know nothing whether in life or dead. But people tends to forget that Samuel is a prophet of the lord and he can prophesize whether he is living or dead for the lord is with him.

[@galina6783]

10:54 -If it's a self-fulfilling prophecy because Samuel killed himself, then why did his sons also die? The Lord will deliver both Israel and you into the hands of the Philistines, and tomorrow *you and your sons will be with me.* The Lord will also give the army of Israel into the hands of the Philistines.”(1 Samuel 28:19) So Saul *and his three sons* and his armor-bearer and all his men *died* together that same day. (1 Samuel 31:6) 10:34 -And if the witch of Endor tricked Saul to get back at him, then why did she show kindness and hospitality to Saul after he was greatly shaken? (1 Samuel 28:21-25)

[@RudyG210]

Galina EXACTLY,People don't know how dangerous it is to self interpretate the bible. Its clear in black in white it says Samuel, not a demon. Why do people confuse each other with things that are simple. Thats like people saying "well my conclusion is Jesus is Lucifer because of the morning star reference,the bible points it out here and here". Lol, C'mon now

[@trealsteve]

@@RudyG210 Big Facts. Trying to be to smart about makes you dumb.

[@selderane]

I don't understand why he skipped 1 Samuel 28:12. It's the one verse that makes the theory that it is Samuel make sense. 'When the woman saw Samuel, she cried out loudly. The woman said to Saul, “Why have you deceived me? You are Saul!”' She summons her spirit and is surprised when the real Samuel arrives and from that deduces the only person who could make this happen is Saul. If you act like this verse doesn't exist, other explanations make sense. But it does. ANd since it does, the other explanations do not make sense. The Witch of Endor intended to summon a familiar spirit to pretend to be Samuel, and God made sure the spirit of the real Samuel showed up.

[@damhar]

Why 1 Samuel 28 16 Then Samuel said: “So why do you ask me, seeing the LORD has departed from you and has become your enemy? Shouldn't the write said a demon spoke but it said Samuel said. And it the dead know nothing, why is Abraham speaking to the rich man? and Moses speaking to Jesus. Also God didn't claim the dead know nothing. It the writer from Ecclesiastes who states that and no one knows who he is. Most think it's Solomon but it's not.

[@SamSevenFilm]

Yeshua also said to the theft on right, today you will be with me in paradise.

[@BeastofBrooklyn]

@@SamSevenFilm Ive read Enoch and it gives an interesting take on this. The dead who are sinners and unbelievers wait in a hellish area and awaits for the day of judgement. The faithful and elect waits near the throne. Regardless, all waits for Judgement day.

[@damhar]

@@ThePrinceUva where does it says a demon was speaking? Why it wasn't Samuel? The H.S didn't know was speaking? Or the writer is confused.

[@mrg466]

@@SamSevenFilm So?

[@mrg466]

@@ThePrinceUva No one saw Samuel!

[@JD-vi4ml]

I think that if we are talking about unlearning lies and paying attention to what the Bible says, we would have to believe what the Bible says, and in 1 Samuel 28: 15-16 and 1 Samuel 28:20 the Bible clearly says that it is Samuel the one who is speaking, in these verses Saul does not say it, the fortune teller does not say it, the Bible itself says it, and it is not a translation problem, in Hebrew it clearly says vayomer Shemuel el Shaul (and Samuel said to Saul), I think which is simple to understand, but it is complicated when what is written goes against what we already assume as part of a doctrine that cannot change; I take the job of writing to you because I have seen other videos of you and the truth seemed very good, blessings and encouragement in the work you are doing.

[@passiousmagee8270]

Good video 🙏🙏,Only GOD Knows and he has the answers amen.

[@carriec4443]

Actually, He gives us His Word so we can know and not blindly follow pagan ways.

[@snakeslayer831]

Eccliastics 46:20 proved that Samuel prophesied from the grave.verses 13 to 20 refers to Samuel

[@raulescobar3881]

It’s Ecclesiastes, and no, there is no 46:20. Ecclesiastes only has 12 chapters.

[@realchurch2693]

When you can't handle what the Bible actually says, pretend it doesn't mean what it says......... apologists exists to allow you to believe what isn't so.

[@undermysaviour]

Exactly

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think too. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? Spare me.

[@jaymieharris7936]

The Bible itself says it was Samuel. It says “ then Saul said to Samuel” “ then Samuel said” this is not that they were tricked into thinking it was Samuel it is the Bible itself says in the narrative “ then Saul said to Samuel” this is not the witch, Saul and Samuel thinking anything it was actually the Bible narrative saying it was Samuel. Then Saul said to Samuel. Then Samuel said.... the narrative said it was him so who cares who was tricked or not tricked it is the Bible itself said that..... Saul said to Samuel.

[@MsRemnant777]

Hello Jaymie. I hope all is well. Check out this verse So Saul died for his transgression which he committed against the Lord , even against the word of the Lord , which he kept not, and also for asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit, to enquire of it; 1 Chronicles 10:13 KJV Let me know what you got from it. Blessings!

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think too. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? No way that was Samuel. That was a demon.

[@Bapakku-ck2uf]

You right, bible can inteprete what it says. If the spirit was demon, the bible would say so. It is Samuel's spirit. Saul sin not because encounter a fake spirit but because looking for man not God.

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@Bapakku-ck2uf ''Saul sin not because encounter a fake spirit but because looking for man not God'' Wrong. It was one of the reasons he was taken out. If God had been behind it, it would have been unfair to condemn Saul for it. ''So Saul died for his unfaithfulness which he had committed against the LORD, because he did not keep the word of the LORD, and also because HE CONSULTED A MEDIUM FOR GUIDANCE.''

[@Bapakku-ck2uf]

@@danielcristancho3524 1 Samuel 15:10-11 "Then came the word of the LORD unto Samuel, saying, It repents me that I have set up Saul to be king: for he is turned back from following me, and has not performed my commandments. And it grieved Samuel; and he cried unto the LORD all night." I believe what the Bible says. It was really the ghost of prophet Samuel.

[@stevenadri7090]

Thanks for this video

[@PatrickWilliamsonalligatorvet]

It never ceases to amaze me how believers, already deceived by ha satan concerning the subject of human spirit's, ghosts, and goblins, actually use forbidden witchcraft and the story of the Witch of Endor as their proof. They don't even think twice concerning the fact that their using witchcraft to prove witchcraft! Ha Satan is solely responsible for the inherent human denial of God's curse of death. And the serpent said unto the woman, ''Ye shall not surely die:'' Genesis 3:4

[@luiscajigas5567]

This remark comes from a person who claims that when Messiah died, His flesh was dead and Yeshua had no consciences. If that is the case then Messiah misspoke when He said destroy this temple and in three days "I", He did not say the Father, nor did He say Elohim will raise Him up, He said "I" will raise this temple up. How can Messiah raise Himself if there is no conscience in Him? Messiah said to the Father Into thy hand I commit my Spirit. Stephen utter these same words. To claim that Messiah was un-consciences in the grave is Heresy and distortion of Elohim word. Look what Peter said, For Messiah also died for sins once for all, the just for the unjust. in order that He might bring us to Elohim, having been put to death in the Flesh, but made alive in the spirit, in which also He WENT and made proclamation to the Spirits now in prison who were once disobedient when the patience of Elohim kept waiting in the days of Noah, during the construction of the ark. So did Messiah go to the prison and wake up the death just to make a proclamation, or were the spirit of the death conscience? You see what really is going on in the Messianic movement is a secret attempt to discourage the Christians from holding a believe that has nothing to do with salvation, all this movement is concern with knowledge, nothing more, be careful my friends to what there heretics are preaching. Be careful with those who claim that Yeshua is Torah. Yeshua is the voice for Elohim when He walk on earth. Yeshua was before Torah was ever mention.

[@pentirah5282]

Patrick Williamson The concept of necromancers/witches being in league with Satan was totally unknown in this era of the bible history. The Jewish concept of Satan, and his function in the heavenly hierarchy, is not quite the same as the Christians'. Reading modern concepts into ancient writings results in serious misunderstanding. Strive always for truth.

[@PatrickWilliamsonalligatorvet]

pentirah5 : I certainly understand the importance of sound hermeneutics when studying ancient holy Scripture within its historical relevance. The very fact that Torah forbid covenant Israel from witchcraft confirms that they understood the seriousness of this sin.

[@pentirah5282]

Yes, Patrick. But my point is, the specific practice we term witchcraft was unknown to ancient Israel. Using that word in that context gives a false impression of the practice G-d was forbidding. The woman of Endor was not really a witch, in our modern understanding of the word, she was nearer to a necromancer. I am not suggesting either practice is acceptable.

[@PatrickWilliamsonalligatorvet]

pentirah5 : Your point is very true and so very important. The understanding of the modern term “witchcraft,” as used today, actually diminishes, because of today’s Hollywood and storybook popularity, the seriousness of the curse of God and His need for the death penalty. Death, “surely dead” (Gen. 2:17) is God’s only means for sin’s final and eternal eradication. Praise God that His truth (Messiah) unveils the lies of ha satan while ensuring through faith everlasting life.

[@michaelwhite5300]

And Hollywood has all of these attributes claiming to be Entertainment,now imagine that.

[@amaxwiththefacts]

The Bible clearly says that it was Samuel. This proves that there is an afterlife and the soul has memory and the soul has the power to see the future or knows at least when you're going to die. And Saul did die the day Samuel claimed he will die.

[@mrg466]

If that's true, then what about ECC 9:5-10, or why did God tell Adam & Eve that they will die? So where are Adam & Eve now?

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@amaxwiththefacts]

@@danielcristancho3524 Then the Bible wouldn't state it is Samuel. The Bible would say that it is an evil spirit cloaked as Samuel.

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@amaxwiththefacts The Bible would say that it is an evil spirit cloaked as Samuel.'' Why would it need to do that? Haven't you read? There is no 'immortal soul'. It's nowhere in scripture. Man is dust and breath. That's it. '' The soul that sinneth, it will die.'' There are too many inconsistencies in how the whole scene takes place like Samuel coming out of the ground instead of heaven, Samuel telling Saul, a man forsaken by God that he will be 'with me' meaning Samuel, a man of God. Really, Saul would be among the redeemed after rebelling against God? It's a demon and it's obvious.

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@amaxwiththefacts The Bible would say that it is an evil spirit cloaked as Samuel.'' Why? If the devil can turn himself into a being of light, posing as a dead prophet is no tax on their abilities. Easy Peezie.

[@justincase1919]

You missed another possibilty. She saw a vision of the ressurection, that's why she said " i saw gods ascending from the earth ".

[@mrs.bartlett6047]

“For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten” (Ecclesiastes 9:5 KJV). The dead know nothing at all as Ecclesiastes says, so just to think about that statement for a minute, if it were samuel that was really speaking, this means he would have been conscious, aware and would be a contradiction to Ecclesiastes. Also the message was that saul and his sons would die by the philistines, however saul was wounded and actually committed suicide and his son ishbosheth survived his father saul according to

[@BeastofBrooklyn]

Hes a prophet, not just anybody. There's also many things we don't understand about the spiritual world. Perhaps when he was summoned, he took a temporary living form. Don't act like you know for certain.

[@mrg466]

Don't stop there, finish your point.

[@mrg466]

@@BeastofBrooklyn I know for certain!

[@rafaellucky8377]

Many people dont understand that this was written in the perspective of king soul. That clears a lot of lies.

[@mannyonelover1]

Wait but Jesus before being crucified told the theft today you will be with me in paradise???

[@TruthOverLore]

Do you know that a simple comma placement can change the whole meaning of the text? Here is what we read in our bibles. Luke 23:43 And He said to him, "Truly I say to you, today you shall be with Me in Paradise." And here is what we should be reading in our bibles, this is based on the context of the rest of the scriptures. Luke 23:43 And He said to him, "Truly I say to you today, you shall be with Me in Paradise."

[@TwistedJedi2288]

More then just a placement of a comma but also how could he be with Christ that very day if Christ was dead for "3 Days" and when he rose again he was still walking the earth for over a month. With that being the case there is no way Christ meant that very day, but that one day this promise would be a reality for the thief

[@jtnoodle]

Because paradise was the holding compartment for all OT believers down below, in the earth. Torments is also there separated by the Great Abyss. Torments holds all the demon general officers, the really bad ones. They will be unleashed during the tribulation. The thief on the cross absolutely was in paradise with Jesus as they were both sent directly. Jesus proclaimed His victory over sin. This is what Jesus was doing for 3 days. So, actually, he did go there with Him literally the same day regardless of comma placement. He was then resurrected and returned in resurrection body. This time to proclaim His resurrection to all who believed and those who did not. Some 5k+ witnesses saw Him in this form as He ascended into Heaven, taking all OT believers with Him. Paradise is currently empty as a result.

[@smokeybirdman]

@@jtnoodle hmmm your argument is very Catholic, and echoes the rich man and lazarus story. But the thief asked Jesus to remember him when he 'ENTERED INTO HIS KINGDOM'. Jesus didn't enter His kingdom yet, but when he returns He will sit on the throne of His father David as the angel told Mary, and set up his kingdom. Then it is 'this day he will be with Jesus in paradise'. But for now knows nothing awaiting the resurection to eternal life

[@mrg466]

@@jtnoodle False teachings!

[@pauleveritt3388]

Giving authority to Scripture, Scripture says, Samuel said. Scripture does not say, a spirit impersonating Samuel said. Also what do you do with Matthew 17, the Transfiguration were Jesus was speaking with Moses and Elijah?

[@jpaulsen10]

Sorry Lex, reread the verses. The witch was completely freaked out since Samuel's spirit actually came from Sheol and not the realm of demons as what she was use to. Also Samuel said that Saul will be with him the next day ie in Sheol. Also you spelled necromancy incorrectly.

[@truth6323]

that's amazing that you were able to pull from the text that she was shocked and perplexed that Saul was coming from sheol and not from a realm of demons I don't remember reading anything about a realm of demons in that scripture but you must be a very enlightened and I'm sure everyone appreciates you helping them spell words too

[@mrg466]

One your wrong!

[@mrg466]

@@truth6323 and two, your wrong, unscriptural teachings again!

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@MonarchPoolPlaster]

If it was fake, then why did God go through such trouble to ban witchcraft?

[@pastordavidberman2091]

“To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord.”

[@IseenowAtl]

Amen!!

[@lunganiholdendlamini6148]

Amein!!

[@anneswanson3708]

That is a misquote of 2 Cor 5:8

[@arliefor-real9749]

YES!!

[@apokalypse7777]

That's only because we are then in spirit. Remember Jesus / Yeshua's words to the Sadducees regarding resurrection. What God said to Moses at the bush, I AM the God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, he is not the God of the Dead, but of the LIVING , For ALL live to him. Luke 20 v 37-38 37Even Moses demonstrates that the dead are raised, in the passage about the burning bush. For he calls the Lord ‘the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, and the God of Jacob.’ 38He is not the God of the dead, but of the living, for to Him all are alive.”

[@mroberg8364]

Help me to understand how the resurrection works without a soul? How can someone resurrect if they do not have a soul? Example, someone's body has been disintegrated in acid and is no more. How will that person resurrect if they do not have a soul to be put into a new body? The whole notion of resurrection requires some form of self-retention after death that will be put in a new body and be judged at the resurrection. Or else millions of completely destroyed, scattered, non-existent bones of humans won't be able to resurrect for judgement. So please, explain that? Secondly, in the book "dictionary of early Christian beliefs" by David W. Bercot, it has all the ante-Nicene church leaders' sayings on all sorts of topics compiled into one dictionary. In there, I have not seen any early Christian deny that souls exist, they all agree they are not immortal and can be killed again but they all agree that the soul is a spiritual substance of a person that waits for the resurrection via Hades (a very Greek ideology).

[@levantateyora9317]

if it was demon the bible would have had said it dont you think. And when the witch sow it was samuel she screamed and said you trick me you are soul .. and he ask her what do you see she said I see some one that looks like a god .. ..

[@levantateyora9317]

@Patrick's Trek that is what i say that it was not a demon it was Samuel him self.

[@levantateyora9317]

@DanielNoahIsaiahJonathanMalachiNathanielAmes the other thing is why would she scream saying I see someone that looks like a god. And why would he say, why you interrupt my rest.and last demons dont know the future. The bible say that if a prophecy comes to past it was from God.. and the reason why samuel came from the bottom is because he was with abraham on the center of the earth..

[@austinwilliams3305]

The old testament is written from an observers perspective. The writers documented what they observed and could (and have been) deceived. Witches and fortune tellers get their information from demons that definitely do not know the future, but what happens can absolutely be observed as that. When you receive your fortune from a teller, the demon either gives the bad vision to the teller or can mimic the spirit of someone who died; their appearance, voice, personality, etc. The demon, now allowed to be a part of the person's life, follows them and curses them by making the vision reality. The only thing that can prevent this future is the hand of God, which was definitely not in Saul's favor before nor after the incident.

[@austinwilliams3305]

@DanielNoahIsaiahJonathanMalachiNathanielAmes that's a fair point, there's no real way to know for sure. It just seems the most plausible to me

[@krayziejerry]

1st Samuel 15:35 "And Samuel came no more to see Saul until the day of his death: nevertheless Samuel mourned for Saul: and the Lord repented that he had made Saul king over Israel." The Bible states that Samuel visited him the day he died which means that it really was Samuel and not a demon.

[@a.d.c7941]

But the bible says to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord. How can u possibly not even mention that verse/have your explanation for that in your argument????

[@adamgoodword7888]

I'm glad I found this video and I'm glad I'm not the only one who was aware of this. A demon cannot conjure up the spirit of a servant of the Lord. God would not allow it, Samuel would certainly not respond to the demon ... and as we know, the dead sleep until the resurrection. Samuel may have arisen with the others at the time that Jesus was resurrected but certainly not before. I always thought that "familiar" spirits were spirits that appeared to be someone that is "familiar" to a person. But it seems that familiar spirits are spirits that are close to the witch that does the conjuring.

[@raulescobar3881]

“Familiar spirits” are as you thought; they are demons imitating someone familiar to you to convince you of the lie. They will bring up things that only you, and that family member or friend that has passed away, would know. This is why people are fooled, they are very convincing, but remember, they are powerful, invisible beings that observe you and know things about you and your loved one. These spirits used to be angels that fell for satan’s lies and are now fallen angels; they’ve been in this state for thousands of years.

[@irkairenka8552]

But 1 Sammuel CLEARLY tells us, that it WAS spirit of Sammuel.... Why in that story, we don't read that it was demon disguised as Sammuel, but that it WAS Sammuel? The argmuent that if God would not speak by the living prophet and therefore He won't speak through the living is also not very strong. Perhaps God has hardened Saul's hard to such point, that he has fulfilled God's will for his life and ended it in such terrible way.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@XantherBlaze]

In the Lord Jesus protects us from all of those spirits after we're saved.

[@davidward3991]

Luke 23:43 Jesus said to him, Truly I say to you, Today you will be with me in Paradise. Where did Jesus go when he dies and took the prisoner with him.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Christ, according to the gospel of John, did not go to paradise until after his resurrection. He missed His supposed appointment with the thief by two days. It really boils down to where you put that comma, after the Today or before the Today.

[@cardin411]

If it wasn’t Samuel, then why would the bible say it was Samuel? Answer: it was actually Samuel. God allowed it to happen.

[@santosphilip1947]

God want us to grow and become perfect so of we are learning a scripture we have to compare it to another scripture

[@thomasranjit7781]

Does spirits have also human names 😏😭🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@michaelhalfacre5077]

What about Jesus' transfiguration in Mat 17 and Mk 9. Both Moses and Elijah came and spoke to Jesus with Peter, James and John watching.

[@michaelhalfacre5077]

It is also in Lk 9.

[@michaelhalfacre5077]

Funny that this UNLEARN guy doesn't answer comments like this.

[@rumrunner8019]

"The Witch of Endor"? I thought this was going to be about those sinful Ewoks...

[@hotties3v3n]

😑😒

[@Danae78]

Lolllll

[@whitneysavannahrobinson4196]

lol

[@ahmedterrence2847]

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[@landynkaden2071]

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[@vanmorgan8195]

The dead know nothing about what? Does "sleep" help describe the condition of the physical body when the soul has departed out of it(?) I believe it does. If the witch of Endor summoned up an unclean spirit instead of Samuel, then the sacred scriptures would say so. Otherwise, why would that important information be omitted? A sign of a holy prophet is - what they proclaim with regard to future events, comes to pass... Remember what Peter, James, and John witnessed at the "mount of transfiguration"? Didn't they see two holy prophets in glorified bodies at counsel with Immanuel HaMashiach(?) Let's continue to "ask, seek, and knock". Peace.

[@danielbadenhorst8084]

Shalom, when you come across a subject like this which seems strange then it must be compared to the rest of the bible until the correct explanation is found, let the Word interpret the Word, you have done this very well in my opinion your doctrine is sound and resonates throughout the rest if the Word.

[@unlearnthelies]

Thanks, brother, that is what I try to do (let Scripture interpret Scripture)

[@allenelman1233]

To: Pastor Lex, I think You do a grand Job of doing just that. > (let Scripture interpret Scripture).

[@damhar]

Daniel in your opinion. Where would you find a corresponding scripture to back up

[@danielbadenhorst8084]

@@damhar Hi, hope you are well, this passage does not contain a verse with direct explanation as to if Sammual's actual spirit was actually called up. Therefor we need to apply knowledge and understanding of the rest of scripture to know what had occured, too much to fit in one reply here. However i would pose the question to you and ask, Sammual was a man of God, do you think it likely that god would allow witches to call up his soul. God hath said that he despizes witches and that they will not enter through the gates. Also of it was actually Sammual, would he not have provided good advise?

[@jasonbourne5142]

@@danielbadenhorst8084 it was Samuel the bible says so.

[@Sirach144]

1. Why would God give us a commandment to communicate with the dead if it weren’t possible? 2. The context doesn’t show it was a demon.

[@TheMuvbuf]

Can you please redo this video after reading the book of Enoch. That should help shed light to what happens when we die.

[@chandlerjoseph1066]

Excellent Overview Brother..BLESS

[@VKTJKV]

I love your train of thought and have learned so much from your other videos however, if the dead know nothing explain the mountain of transfiguration, hebrews 12:23 and rev 6:9

[@patriothippie5881]

Good point

[@mrg466]

It's simple, first at the mountain of transfiguration, The Bible states, the men with Jesus saw a vision. Therefore Moses and Elijah were not physically there, but were seen by a vision only. As for Hebrews 12:23 and Rev 6:9, again a vision for what to happen for The Chosen Jews, (who are chosen to be of the 144,000). As for the word spirit, or souls, that has nothing to do with the dead living! The dead are experiencing nothing as Ecclesiastes 9:5-10 says! However, it mentioned the word (spirits), because it's talking about a future state of being for The Jews! Remember Jesus own words, he said flesh can not enter Heaven! Therefore, in this case, The 144,000, chosen Jews, they are chosen for the purpose of joining Jesus in Heaven! Therefore, they must become spirit beings in order to live in Heaven! But until that time, they will remain in a state of death! Experiencing nothing, as scripture says!

[@mrg466]

@@patriothippie5881 Good point,...? Maybe, but answered below. Or rather about above!

[@Travisjoe31]

I find it odd that woman in the occult was afraid of a demon. Second, Samuel was in paradise with the other patriarchs, and would have come up rather than down. Remember Abraham and the rich man? Third, why was the response almost verbatim to what Samuel said to Saul why he was alive and indeed prophetic. His sons were killed and the Phillistines would have in fact killed him in a terrible manor. The Lord's will was turning over the kingdom to David, why tell Saul the truth? I feel it was the last rejection, of many, in a unique manor that so many other biblical figures in the old Testament experienced. Whatever happened, the moral of the story is to repent and be obedient.

[@unknown9392]

It was a demon, who accepted the look of the prophet Samuel! Thank You, God bless You! 🕊️🙌🏻

[@arliefor-real9749]

The Bible says To be absent from the body(dead) is to be present with the Lord! So.. how can they be sleeping in the grave?

[@MrCRHawthorne]

The Bible says verse 15 “and Samuel said Saul” verse 16 “Then said Samuel” if it wasn’t Samuel the Bible would’ve indicated such

[@isosoriharrison9556]

Ray H It wasn’t Samuel, believe me, from experience angels of darkness Can be seen as anything they want you to think. If it’s against God especially in this case than yes it’s demonic.

[@MrCRHawthorne]

Isosori Harrison so the Bible is lying when it says it was Samuel speaking?

[@cleanerspinayinaustralia]

Yeah the dead can do nothing it means our dead body but what about our spirit where the spirit goes? Is it not possible that the spirit of Samuel is the one who talks to saul? U think dts not possible? And so if dts the evil spirit how he would know that saul will gonna be with him?

[@Rueuhy]

Although I disagree with the conclusion that this spirit was a demon pretending to be Samuel, the whole story points to a different conclusion based on two points. The woman cries out in a loud voice when she sees Samuel. This is quite unexpected for her. Also, in the end, we see pity and empathy for Saul upon the spirit's words from her. She prepares a meal for him and together with the servants finally gets him to eat. If her intentions were based upon a known deception by Saul in disguise, and her anger against the king for her abolishment, why would there be these actions. I know there is the possibility for the conclusions drawn by the video but the whole account seems to point towards real surprise upon seeing an actual spirit and the woman's actions after the experience. I would be happy to hear a rebuttal or how my own conclusions are wrong. One other point, if the woman came to the realization that this was truly Samuel, it would make sense that she drew the conclusion that this was the king. Who else would disturb Samuel from his sleep? But it is not entirely clear to me how she would have recognized Saul in the first place? I would like to add that I do enjoy the scriptural references used to back your reasoning and without the details I've pointed out this would seem to be the proper conclusion. And I really enjoyed learning about the ventriloquist connection.

[@Rueuhy]

I would like to add to my comment on a couple of possibilities. I have watched previous videos from this channel on the conviction that souls sleep and the righteous do not go to be with the Lord after His resurrection. I think, in a way, the thought process for this video came at a cost of "proving" previous convictions from another teaching; influenced reasoning based upon one's own translation of understanding. If this is true then your conclusions are influenced by how you've interpreted the word rather than a full reading of the whole text. I totally agree with the interpretation of scripture being based upon scripture interpreting scripture being the best and if scripture gives us an understanding that we might be wrong, we should examine this and ask the Spirit for discernment rather than "dig in" with a possible incorrect line of reasoning. I have had to swallow my own pride and allow the word to show me when I'm wrong rather than cling to incorrect reasoning. As a teacher, you are well aware of the responsibility of invalid or irresponsible interpretation which is proven as correct by the use of scripture chosen carefully to validate a claim even though it may be wrong. There is condemnation for this. If you have done this then you should deeply analyze all of your reasoning for your conclusion. Or at least give the alternate possibility its due recognition. We are all at different levels of knowledge and wait for His perfection. And let me be clear - I am not accusing you of false interpretation or purposefully misleading anyone. It just seems a possibility of incorrect reasoning in this case.

[@adamgoodword7888]

@@Rueuhy Wow, your comment is full of verbose. Such a lot of meandering waffle. A demon cannot summon up the dead. God would not allow it. Only Jesus has the power to raise the dead, to awaken sleeping spirits. Demons are deceptive, they have no truth in the them, the devil is a liar and the father of all liars. Saul was corrupt through and through and God had turned away from him, hence he was in the den of demons when he approached the witch of Endor.

[@danielcristancho3524]

She screams out because she realizes, she's in the presence of the king who could have her killed for practicing witchcraft. Read the rest of the verses. The woman's a witch, the last thing she wants is the King of Israel dying in her cave with his henchmen as witnesses. She feeds them out of self-preservation-survival mode. This woman is a witch. She is condemned of God and there is no way God would use her as an instrument to summon one of His prophets. That is absurd.

[@theneverending9319]

You can’t prove with the Bible that it was a demonic spirit. Usually the Bible makes it clear, like when scripture says God allowed a lying spirit to enter false prophets mouth. But the scripture never says it was a demon.

[@godschild6417]

The Never Ending so what does it mean why Samuel said “why did you bring me up” where was he brought up from?

[@mathiashake-steffensen7595]

Great points! Ever since I read Chapter 28 in 1 Samuel, I was wondering if it actually was Samuel or not. But I also wonder, if it was a demon, what would the demon gain from telling that to Saul? Or maybe it was just so that the medium could be even with Saul after he sent them away?

[@ApostateApostrophe42276]

Demons not only lie, but the truth can be used to further a lie. Example, this witch allegedly summoned Samuel, he predicted Saul's death. As word of this interaction spread, many could've been turned from the Lord. It's a truth used to spread a lie.

[@donnamooney3135]

Great point regarding getting even with Saul I never thought about that. Thank you for spirtual insight.

[@hillbillytarzan]

I think she was doing her thing by pretending to see a spirit, but it says when she actually saw Samuel, she screamed. I think God could have actually sent Samuel only to tell Saul what was going to happen and he didn’t give him advice or a way out. Only his fate.

[@mathiashake-steffensen7595]

@@hillbillytarzan That's definitely possible!

[@Leviticus2013-zc8zg]

1 chronicles 10 talks more about this, the end of that chapter claims that God killed Saul which makes perfect sense since he sent Samuel

[@InfinitelyManic]

Seems that Samuel was in the same place as Lazarus (Luke 16:22) before Christ ultimately preached to those in that prison and released them (1 Pet 3:19). Also, v15 Samuel said to Saul, “Why have you disturbed me by bringing me up?” -- Seems to be consistent w/ Isa 14:9 Sheol below is stirred up about you, ready to meet you when you arrive. It rouses the spirits of the dead for you. It also seems that explaining away the plain reading of the passage will most likely lead to doubt and frustration about the veracity & integrity of Holy Writ.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@InfinitelyManic]

@@danielcristancho3524 [Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? ] -- The Greek OT does NOT seem to indicate 'old man', but rather, "A man coming up, standing upright, and he is covered with a mantle [double-cloak]." [ Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? ] - What segments of Holy Writ indicates this 'youth'? [use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS?] - I think this can be understood as God's bidding, to confront Saul re his pending judgement. Did Saul not die the next day or no? [tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? ] - The Greek OT doesn't seem to indicate that Saul will be with Samuel, but rather, "Tomorrow you and your sons with you shall fall." + Sirach 46:20 And after his death he prophesied, and shewed the king his end...

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@InfinitelyManic ''What segments of Holy Writ indicates this 'youth'?'' You actually think we're going to look wrinkled and stooped in our glorified bodies? ''The Greek OT does NOT seem to indicate 'old man', but rather, "A man coming up, standing upright, '' Maybe not, but the original Hebrew does! זָקֵן (zaqen) is the Hebrew word and it means old, aged, elderly. That's why I don't trust the Septuagint.

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@InfinitelyManic '' I think this can be understood as God's bidding, to confront Saul re his pending judgement. '' Yea, but He did it through a practicing witch, something He stated was an abomination. I'm sorry, but if the Almighty wanted to pronounce judgment on Saul, He could have summoned a prophet to do so or used dream, vision or the thummimm or hundreds of other ways. The idea that a witch would be his medium to relay a message to a sinner is utter nonsense. ''The Greek OT doesn't seem to indicate that Saul will be with Samuel, but rather, "Tomorrow you and your sons with you shall fall." That's why I always go to the original instead of some a translation. The Hebrew is very clear. Samuel tells him he will be with him. ''Moreover, the LORD will deliver Israel with you into the hand of the Philistines, and tomorrow you and your sons will BE WITH ME.

[@danielcristancho3524]

@@InfinitelyManic'' Sirach 46:20 And after his death he prophesied, and shewed the king his end...'' This is not SCRIPTURE. Don't waste my time.

[@untitledtruths]

To be abesnt from the body is to be present with the Lord!

[@jesusislord3003]

"Today you shall be with me on paradise."

[@bossblizzard16]

I was honestly expecting a Bible/Star Wars crossover fan fiction with this one 😂 but honestly, God bless you for your work and for spreading knowledge bro 🙏🏼

[@ryanbuikema3102]

Always thought it was a demons. I know this is an unpopular ( though that does not make it untrue) when you are dead, your dead! If we go to heaven WHY does John 14 exist? Why does David say to God "Do not leave my soul in Sheol"? The word cemetery means resting place. Only when Greek mythology entered the church did the thought of an eternal soul enter the church?

[@brandiesguerra5856]

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[@positivevibes9715]

Wow! Bless you Lex

[@KL-kc3wu]

Possibly souls who are dead and not with the Lord can be called up. Saul did join Samuel in the grave as prophesied. Dead spirits know nothing BUT what does a dead Prophet know? Are we not the same soul in death as we were in life? God did not speak to Saul through the living prophets. Saul did kill himself but only just before he was about to be captured and or killed and most likely in a much more torturous way.

[@unlearnthelies]

So, you think a witch who worships demons could command the spirit of a prophet of God to come up from the grave?

[@KL-kc3wu]

I think God could have chosen to allow it to pronounce His answer to reprobate, prophet hounding Saul, with His judgement against him & his impending demise, for his pride and rebellion against God. I haven't yet done a study about the position of living souls awaiting the judgement. The only other scripture I can think of shows those souls being self aware. Luke 16:23 Lazarus and the Rich Man. Those 2 pre Jesus's redemption/resurrection souls are already lodged in Hades and Abraham's Bosom. Upon asking to go back to tell his brothers God didn't reply, it is not possible or never allowed, He replied "if they didn't believe Moses and the Prophets neither will they believe you. Do you know of any other examples? Thank you for your studies and for being a 2 Tim 2:15 man of God. Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. As much as I study His Word, there is always deeper still. God Bless.

[@isaacrenova7576]

“We have many lessons to learn, and many, many to unlearn.“ Great proof of correction and great proof of interpretation. Sweet!!!

[@edmundsim6251]

It has to be Samuel. If it is not Samuel, then the Word of God will say that now it is only an evil spirit that is pretending to be Samuel...

[@reuben1jacobson]

Explain how do demons know the future how do they know when we die and God's pl an of install ibg David

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@thruthebook]

It's interesting that Saul's own name is prophetic. The name Saul comes from the same root as Sheol, the place of the dead.

[@willr7849]

I know this is a really old video but something to think about is, god exist outside of time, he sees it all from Adam to the second coming, so in theory when we die we enter that realm, which means we would already be in heaven with the father

[@cultfiction3865]

You were right when you said that it was done by a demon. The demons can present as whoever they please and speak as they would speak. It wasn’t trickery, since the witch screamed when she realised it was King Saul. This hardly consistent with someone playing a trick. Why would anyone risk playing a trick on the King of the land? If she had been deceiving it would of told us that in the text. Since in the bible it usually tells us when a person speaks words of deceit. It was the demons that have her the ability to do what she did.

[@mikeskrib510]

Demons cant prophesy they dont know the future Samuel told Saul he would be dead the next day together with his two sons and it came to pass. I believe it was Samuel and thats what the Bible says that Samuel came out or else the Bible is trying to deceive you the reader as well.

[@cultfiction3865]

“Now it happened that as we were going to the place of prayer, a servant girl with a spirit, a demon of divination, met us. She supplied her masters with much profit by fortune-telling. Acts 16:16 So it’s clear that demons can use the art of prediction and see into the future. “Do not turn to the spirit mediums, and do not consult fortune-tellers so as to become unclean by them. ” Leviticus19:31. Now if The medium had been bringing up Samuel as a spirit being as opposed to it been a demon, bearing in mind that the bible says that “the dead are conscious of nothing at all” then is it reasonable that a person would become unclean by a medium if they were simply doing us a service? My friend the bible is like a jigsaw puzzle and you shouldn’t assume anything unless you have joined all its pieces together.

[@duydatyds]

@@cultfiction3865 yes, they can predict but cannot see into the future (aka prophecy). Given the circumstance that God did not answer Saul, anyone could have predicted the fate of Israel in the battle against the Philistine. I have no idea about how they could predict the death of Saul and his sons but seems to me that whenever God not intervene, Satan and his legion was allowed to do according to their will

[@Oana404]

''Since in the bible it usually tells us when a person speaks words of deceit'' exactly, you said the truth but why are you inconsistent and contradict yourself for the rest of your comment? if that was a demon the book will say that Saul was deceived , It says clearly it was Samuel. regardless how he spoke to him it was God who permit it! Jesus says clearly that the dead know, and He open our eyes to so much more that the OT believers didn't know. the video played for a short moment with my mind too but I didn't let it get me, why are you so weak? This is a case when self righteous zelos people get a little bit ahead of themself and misinterpret the Bible, looking for things that aren't there.

[@mrg466]

@@mikeskrib510 Unscriptural nonsense from you people, constant false religion!

[@metalkingtohorses]

great way to explain the, love your channel you put so much research here I thought same thing, that it was NOT SAMUAL because this was demonic and evil trying to speak with the dead, just like scripture says ," dead are conscience of nothing!"

[@theoffensivegamer9943]

i claim agnostic on the topic of everlasting hell or destruction. God has a reason for not making it clear as day in Scripture

[@mikemccomis7146]

I have looked up the topic of do you go to heaven or stay in the grave. Until your resected and go to heaven. And still am interested in looking deeper.

[@nicolemitchell2841]

Why would the Most High God rely on a servant of Satan to do work on his behalf? This was NOT Samuel. This was a deceiving spirit (a demon). Furthermore, Saul did NOT even see Samuel, only the witch claimed to have seen him. Just because Saul perceived he was speaking to Samuel, does not make it true.

[@jtnoodle]

Because God can and does use evil to His advantage. He uses evil to destroy evil, hence Saul and his sons death and total failure in battle the next day. He obliged Sauls nonsense by bringing up Samuel. The witch was terrified at what she saw because she hadn't experienced such a conjuring before. This was God directing the seance.

[@RudyG210]

rts EXACTLY it clearly says Samuel not a demon. Its as clear as day. Its not hard to see in black and white. Self interpretations are blasphemy

[@MichaelAChristian1]

@@RudyG210 "So Saul died for his transgression which he committed against the Lord, even against the word of the Lord, which he kept not, and also for asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit, to enquire of it; And enquired not of the Lord: therefore he slew him, and turned the kingdom unto David the son of Jesse."- 1 Chronicles chapter 10 verses 13 to 14. Saul enquired of "it" the bible says! Saul perceived it as Samuel and saw demons crawl out of earth! You are self interpreting. Pray for help and guidance and understanding in Jesus Christ name. That does not mean video is correct. To be absent from body is to be present with the Lord.

[@damhar]

Where in the text does it claim a demon spoke to saul. Why you Christian can't believe it was saul. Did Moses and Elijah spoke with Jesus.

[@awakeningmatters1111]

The first one is truth written in scripture, the second one - familiar spirits - was added by the author of the kings James Bible based on his own opinions, and the third was also based on opinion, not scripture. Therefore, spirits and angels can be sent to people by God, just like Moses and Elijah being sent to Jesus during the transfiguration and Gabriel to mother Mary. The Bible only forbids us from summoning them, but it’s doesn’t mean it’s not possible. It wouldn’t be a problem if it didn’t work. Either scripture is lying or speaking truth. It can’t be both.

[@chessboxer35]

I like your videos but you are wrong, I believe on this. When the bible says “ and Samuel said” it’s stating a fact, Samuel is speaking, not a trick, but Samuel. The plain reading of the text is usually correct.

[@original0blace]

Judges 9:8-15 The trees went forth on a time to anoint a king over them; and they said unto the olive tree, Reign thou over us. But the olive tree said unto them, Should I leave my fatness, wherewith by me they honour God and man, and go to be promoted over the trees? And the trees said to the fig tree, Come thou, and reign over us. But the fig tree said unto them, Should I forsake my sweetness, and my good fruit, and go to be promoted over the trees? Then said the trees unto the vine, Come thou, and reign over us. And the vine said unto them, Should I leave my wine, which cheereth God and man, and go to be promoted over the trees? Then said all the trees unto the bramble, Come thou, and reign over us. And the bramble said unto the trees, If in truth ye anoint me king over you, then come and put your trust in my shadow: and if not, let fire come out of the bramble, and devour the cedars of Lebanon. Does a plain reading of that text mean we should believe now that the bible teaches that trees talk to each other? Or is establishing context important, and taking the council of the entire word to establish the true meaning being communicated by the text also important? The bible is a literary work. Sometimes the wider context of the rest of the text effects how you should understand specific verses. If it says the dead know nothing you have two options with the story, either it is a glaring contradiction and the book of either samuel or the book of ecclesiates and job are lying to us. or you are meant to infer that it is infact demons pretending to be spirits of the dead which is why God doesn't want us to try to communicate with our departed loved ones, as Lex has done here. Personally i don't believe in biblical contradictions, only misunderstandings.

[@allenelman1233]

original0blace, You asked the UNnoble Berean, > "Does a plain reading of that text mean we should believe now that the bible teaches that trees talk to each other? " Only IF they are NUT TREES. 😊

[@ruthruthie2931]

Allen Elman which Bible are you reading?

[@allenelman1233]

2: Ruth C, Miss C! C if You can C this. Why didn't You ask me which translation &/or version I read? Do You know what translation & version means? Anyway since I KNOW You really care, I check out about THIRTY translations/versions. zat ok? May i do dat? Now let me ask YOU something. What part, ANY PART of Your King James VERSION did King James translate? Answer, NOT ONE WORD! WHY is it called the King James VERSION? What does "Version" MEAN?

[@jeffreylewis2029]

In all places that the bible says the trees talk, the context lets the reader know its spiritual or metaphor

[@queenchocolate2876]

Great Video

[@Idazmi7]

Perhaps *God* - not the witch - raised Samuel _in the flesh._ Since the witch of Endor is merely a human, this was something the witch simply could not do, and she was utterly terrified when she saw 'a god coming up out of the earth' (simply Samuel). In short: no demons - just God messing with a liar (the witch) and a fool (Saul).

[@WestValleyTransparency]

Idazmi7 I absolutely agree with you. People can't raise up spirits, only GOD can

[@Idazmi7]

@@WestValleyTransparency Exactly.

[@mrg466]

@@WestValleyTransparency If that was true, God would not have warned his people not to contact the dead. He warned his people for their own good. When people get involved with witch craft, sorcery, books on spells and magic ect. You can invite Demons into your home. That's one reason why people get Demon possession, and it's not something that happens only in the movies.

[@mrg466]

@@Idazmi7 If that was true, God would not have warned his people not to contact the dead. He warned his people for their own good. When people get involved with witch craft, sorcery, books on spells and magic ect. You can invite Demons into your home. That's one reason why people get Demon possession, and it's not something that happens only in the movies.

[@Idazmi7]

@@mrg466 _"If that was true, God would not have warned his people not to contact the dead. He warned his people for their own good. When people get involved with witch craft, sorcery, books on spells and magic ect. You can invite Demons into your home. That's one reason why people get Demon possession, and it's not something that happens only in the movies."_ God also warns not to boil a calf in it's mother's milk, merely because it's a pagan practice, not because doing that will make a demon enter your soul or something. There's also nothing in God's given instructions to the Levite priests on "how to remove demons". In addition, if man had the power to give life, he would be like God, and we know man is nowhere near God in power.

[@donaldyoung8552]

Awesome brother thx this is great ....

[@belmontpo]

Maybe some things we just don’t know.

[@IseenowAtl]

But if we ask, the Lord will show us my friend!! This area of scripture is questionable to myself, but the Word teaches us that absent from the body, present with the Lord and I believe that!!❤

[@thestream1]

@@IseenowAtl The same person , Paul, also said the following: "Brothers and sisters, we do not want you to be uninformed about those who SLEEP in DEATH, so that you do not grieve like the rest of mankind, who have no hope. For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have FALLEN ASLEEP in Him...." - 1 Thessalonians 4:1 Dear believer, to avoid confusion, you must not always rely on a single & isolated verse.... the Bible was not originally written in English, consider that the translators sometimes didn't find accurate English words to properly render the message from Greek/Hebrew.... I find that it really helps to look into more than 1 Bible verse to validate a doctrine..... Bonus: you might be confused about the story of Lazarus and the rich man.... the parable of Lazarous and the rich man was simply a parable not a teaching about after-life.....the reason I know is because after he told the Pharisees the parable, they were angry....meaning they understood what he was saying through a story (parable)

[@gad4977]

Great video brother lex!

[@TheHopeofIsraelWorldwide]

Great video glad to see more people teaching the truth direct from the Bible.

[@davidpace334]

They get that from Paul the Apostle when he said to be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord... They say when you die you go immediately to be with the Lord... I don't think it really means that in its context....

[@jerrynoneed961]

The saints whom are dead on earth in revelations are speaking with God

[@mrg466]

Do you people ever understand the definition of the word dead?

[@danielcristancho3524]

That is symbolic. There is no way the souls of people who gave their lives for God, are kept under an altar. How disrespectful and degrading.

[@christianbuenaventura3109]

I believe that this is Samuel indeed not demon spirits, for he prophesied about the coming deliverance of Israel, the coming death of Saul and his sons. And those prophesies happened accordingly to what he said. This is just my opinion not a doctrine.

[@danielcristancho3524]

Sometimes you have to think a little. Why did Samuel come up from the earth as an old man? Why didn't he descend from heaven, from paradise with eternal youth? Second, how in the world would you think God, who had put people put to death for practicing necromancy, use a WITCH TO SUMMON ONE OF HIS SERVANTS? That's a little hypocritical, don't you think? Finally, why would Samuel, a faithful man of God, tell Saul in verse 19. that on the morrow, they would BE WHERE HE WAS? Was Saul, a man rejected of God, to be numbered among the redeemed? That wasn't Samuel.

[@pepinmystepmusic]

I just was talking about this 2 days ago! Lol

[@allenelman1233]

2: Brandon Roots, It IS LAUGHABLE AIN'T IT!!! LOL LOL LOL! 😊

[@allenelman1233]

P.S. HAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HAH HAH HA hhahahahaha HO HO HO, he he heeeeehaww!

[@tinaf600]

Wow I was reading this with my husband 4 days ago and we had a deep discussion about it. Now all the sudden the video pops up 🤔

[@thruthebook]

The Bible clearly states that Samuel spoke to Saul and the witch saw Samuel. The Bible doesn't lie, so Samuel was brought up, from Sheol.

[@mrg466]

If it does lie, then it's contradicting itself,...because most here keep ignoring Ecc 9:5-10, and why is that?

[@mrg466]

(i mean, if it does not lie)

[@achieveidealweighify]

100% spoke to a demon

[@arcguardian]

She screamed... after seeing the demon she constantly works with? Or she screamed because an actual child of God was present instead of her demon.

[@randomperson-ul7ng]

Blieved in the OBSOLUTE POWER OF GOD. REST ASSURED IN THE OBSOLUTE POWER OF GOD NOT rely only on our awn earthly limited knowledge. will solved all our problems.

[@jacjamade]

Excellent teaching!

[@belmontpo]

Great channel.