Gerald A. Larue examines the scriptural underpinnings of occult and supernaturalistic notions that survive in contemporary society. The book is based on the author's thorough knowledge of the history of ancient Near-Eastern cultures and their mythology.
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The Bible supports the notions of Supernatural,
By Katherine Alexandra, the Christian "St. Cathe... (In the Moment) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Supernatural, the Occult, and the Bible (Hardcover)
If you ever want to get a discourse on the bible, the supernatural, and all things to do with prophecy and seers ... this is definitive view. The bible was written at a time when occult practices flourished and many were tampered as a result. Playing with the supernatural demands discernment ...
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