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Divination: An Abominable Practice
Divination: All Who Practised It, Abominable
Divination: Practised By
Diviners
Enchanters
Witches
Charmers
Wizards
Consulters of familiar spirits
Magicians
Astrologers
Sorcerers
Necromancers
Soothsayers
False prophets
Divination: Effected Through
Enchantments
Sorcery
Observing times
Observing heavenly bodies
Raising the dead
Inspecting the inside of beasts
The flight of arrows
Cups
Rods
Dreams
Connected with idolatry
Books of, numerous and expensive
A lucrative employment
Divination: Those Who Practised
Regarded as wise men
Regarded with awe
Consulted in difficulties
Used mysterious words and gestures
Divination: Frustrated by God
Divination: Could Not Injure the Lord's People
Divination: The Law
Forbade to the Israelites the practice of
Forbade seeking to
Punished with death those who used
Punished those who sought to
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