SANO's Blog

Ok typo era dannbetty we are human bloggers we make mistakes be kind if someone makes an mistake don't be critical dictionaries are fine BUT YOU need common sense.

I just know it happens. To all of us. I'm not always on the side of the angles.

dannbetty you are in perfect too my gosh!!! You made a typeo. Not practicing what you blog huh... LOL. Did you forget that dictionary did you really mean angels and not angles. Come on. Just joking. Well stuff do happens and sometimes we don't know what side to take. We go with our faith or someone else's faith however it be.

ALRIGHTY THEN!!!!

Hey "statueman" that's a dog to the gone... Good point and I must say I give you a big 10 on that score. For sure.

Thanks SANO, wasn't sure how you were going to recieve that as it's a bit off topic.

I loved reading Isaiah and Jeremiah as a 12 -13 year old and recall that my grades in school peeked at their highest during that time period in my life. Bullies were disarmed with a word and became body guards warning others that if they messed with me I might say something to them that would keep them up at night.

I was much older before I discovered how wrong I had been to use the word of God as a weapon without having faith as a shield. I think I'm still discovering that.

rightwinger, that is something I've heard to though I'm not convinced it's completely accurate. If folks believe that way then a perceptive child might be seen as evil when God reveals secrets to that child and they share them. I've seen it happen... a sin exposed by a child and a parent looking for an exorcist. Though I do agree that practicing psychics are dangerous ground and that familiar spirits, like guardian angels... know way too much about us.

Rightwinger is correct. I believe Spiritual warfare exists today! Many psychics are talking to spirits (demons) and it would be well advised to stay away from this.

The Bible is full of warnings against seeking help/info from those that have a familiar spirit. Those that "talk to the dead..." or those that seem to be "in the know..." but don't always deliver the whole truth of it, leading many down a false path.

Leviticus 20:6 says the Lord will set his face against those that turn after such as have familiar spirits and that He will cut them off.

Leviticus 20:27 says that a man or woman that has a familiar spirit shall be put to death. That the people should stone them and that they would be guilty of their own death.

Just in these two instances above both the psychic and the one seeking the psychic's advice are in the wrong and will reap the reward for their sin. "The wages of sin are death."

1 Chronicles & 1 Samuel speak of King Saul losing the kingdom for two reasons. The first is that he offered a sacrifice that he wasn't authorized to offer. (That's another blog altogether). The second reason was that he sought out a woman with a familiar spirit to conjure up info from the dead.

Its plain that the Bible/God is against psychic readings. God wants us to come to Him for the real truth, not some penny-ante sideshow that we then take as gospel because it might be what we want to hear instead of what we need to hear.

OK that was alittle trollish.

All I'm saying is it's best to be careful and highly sensitive about what folks already believe and practice spiritually that works for them.

We know that there is but one God and most all lower spirits eventually end up exposing to their users that they are false gods. I think it is best to shine the light of "Blessed are the poor in spirit" to those who will actually sit and listen to the words of Christ. To many times nowadays I see folks preaching at non-believers from the OT and while I know those words to be valid and from God the "love that lead" me to repentence was contained in the saving words of Christ and a christian not just quoting the first be-attitude but living it.

The young friend of mine who led me to Christ showed me how to be poor in spirit long enough to see that maintaining such an attitude opened up the Kingdom of Heaven to me. (ok less trollish but still long winded)