There Are No Witches In The Bible

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• Anita Bruce 12 years ago

  First your reference to unicorns being fictional is not completely accurate. There is no good description of a unicorn in the Bible, but they are mentioned. Hence in days gone by there was an animal known as a unicorn. Sec ...
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  First your reference to unicorns being fictional is not completely accurate. There is no good description of a unicorn in the Bible, but they are mentioned. Hence in days gone by there was an animal known as a unicorn. Second in old times dinosaurs were known as dragons, but recent history they became known as dionsuars. Does that mean they never really existe just because the name changed in modern times? Also just an after thought a quite complete descripion of a fire breathing dragon is found in the book of Job. Maybe they are not fairy tales, but something that actually existed. There are many historical accounts of men killing dinosaurs. Witches may not match any old Hebrew word, but the meaning to me is the same. Someone who conjures spells and practices black magic. I would be interested to know if you practice any type of magic or soothsaying.

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• Richard Travis 11 years ago

  This is obviously an attempt to justify the art of witchcraft. It is delusional and self serving, and completely bias.
  Human rights are important, but that has nothing to do with the Bibles commandment not to engage in thing ...
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  This is obviously an attempt to justify the art of witchcraft. It is delusional and self serving, and completely bias.
  Human rights are important, but that has nothing to do with the Bibles commandment not to engage in things unclean and contrary to God's will

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• Mordern Christian Mystic 10 years ago

  You're splitting hairs. Whatever name is given to it, it is not to be done. saying it's being called by the wrong name does not clear it from judgement.

  You're splitting hairs. Whatever name is given to it, it is not to be done. saying it's being called by the wrong name does not clear it from judgement.

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