The Egyptian Sun God Ra: A False Light That Leads to Darkness

The Egyptian Sun God Ra: A False Light That Leads to Darkness

Throughout history, ancient Egypt stood as a hub of spiritual power and idolatry. Among all the gods worshiped, none were as exalted as Ra, the so-called sun god. Egyptians believed Ra created himself out of chaos and brought forth the light of the world. But according to the Word of God, this “light” was a counterfeit illumination — a demonic deception meant to turn hearts away from the Creator of heaven and earth, Yahweh.

Who Was Ra in Egyptian Belief?

Ra was believed to be the god of the sun, the creator of all life, and the ruler of heaven. Ancient Egyptians depicted him with a falcon head crowned by a solar disk, symbolizing his supposed dominion over light and life. They worshiped him through daily rituals, incantations, and offerings, believing he traveled across the sky in his solar boat during the day and battled the forces of chaos each night.

Over time, Ra merged with other Egyptian gods like Amun (Amun-Ra) and Osiris (Ra-Osiris), blending their myths into one supreme deity of creation, death, and rebirth. This concept directly mirrors the false trinity found in many pagan systems — a satanic counterfeit of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Who Created the Idea of Ra?

The worship of Ra originated in Heliopolis, one of Egypt’s oldest cities, around 2400 B.C. Priests there established a complex theology to exalt Ra above all other gods, claiming that he created himself out of the watery abyss called Nun. But this belief reflects Satan’s prideful rebellion — wanting to be like God, self-existent and all-powerful (Isaiah 14:12–14).

The priests of Ra were not merely religious leaders; they acted as occult intermediaries between the spirit world and the people, performing rituals of invocation and power. These practices invited demonic entities masquerading as “gods,” deceiving Egypt into deep spiritual bondage.

What Was the Purpose of Ra Worship?

Ra worship aimed to gain spiritual enlightenment, fertility, health, and eternal life. Egyptians sought his “light” to bless their crops, protect their Pharaohs, and ensure safe passage into the afterlife. But this so-called “light” was spiritual darkness disguised as illumination (2 Corinthians 11:14).

Today, similar beliefs resurface in New Age teachings, solar worship, and even Luciferian symbolism, where “light” represents knowledge and self-deification apart from God. This is the same lie whispered in the Garden of Eden — “You shall be as gods.” (Genesis 3:5)

Why Do People Still Get Involved Today?

Modern spiritual seekers are drawn to ancient Egyptian spirituality because it appears mystical, powerful, and enlightening. Many New Age teachers invoke the energy of Ra or the “sun consciousness” in meditation, yoga, and energy healing practices. Some even channel “Ra entities” claiming to bring wisdom from higher dimensions — but these are familiar spirits, not divine beings.

These practices open spiritual gateways for demonic possession or oppression, allowing entities of false light to control minds, emotions, and even physical health. Scripture warns, “They sacrificed to demons, not to God—to gods they did not know” (Deuteronomy 32:17).

Is Ra Worship Divination?

Yes. Any practice that seeks supernatural knowledge, power, or healing from a spiritual source other than the Holy Spirit is divination. The priests of Ra engaged in rituals, astrology, and channeling, all forms of occultism condemned by God (Deuteronomy 18:10–12).

Even studying Ra with fascination or invoking Egyptian symbols for “energy” or “light” can open a person’s spiritual gates to demonic influence. Remember, the enemy disguises himself as an angel of light (2 Corinthians 11:14).

Why People Need Deliverance from Ra and Egyptian Deities

Many believers unknowingly carry spiritual attachments from ancestral worship or fascination with Egyptian culture, pyramids, or occult practices. These spirits of idolatry, pride, and false illumination can cause confusion, fear, nightmares, and even physical infirmities.

Deliverance begins with repentance and renunciation:

1. Recognize any past involvement in Egyptian or New Age beliefs.

2. Repent before God for participating in false worship.

3. Renounce all spiritual ties to Ra or Egyptian gods.

4. Remove idols, jewelry, or art connected to Egypt.

5. Resist demonic oppression by speaking Scripture and using the name of Jesus.

Jesus Christ is the true Light of the world (John 8:12). Only His light exposes darkness and sets captives free. If you have felt drawn to “sun energy” or “Egyptian power,” turn away today and invite the Holy Spirit to cleanse your heart and fill your life with His light.

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If you’ve opened a door through Egyptian beliefs, sun worship, or New Age “light” practices, don’t live in fear — there is freedom in Jesus Christ.

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Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
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Did you know the Egyptian sun god Ra was never a true god of light—but a counterfeit spirit of deception? Ancient priests of Ra claimed he created himself, but the Bible says there is only one Creator—the Lord God Almighty.

Today, Ra’s influence lives on in New Age “light” practices, sun meditation, and channeling “Ra entities.” These open doors to demonic control disguised as enlightenment.

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 Psychography: Spirit Writing and Why God Forbids It

Introduction

Psychography, also known as automatic writing or spirit writing, is a practice where a person—often called a medium—allows an unseen entity to guide or control their hand to produce written messages. Practitioners claim that these writings come from departed souls, angels, or higher spiritual beings. However, when we compare this practice to the Word of God, it becomes clear that psychography is not communication with heavenly messengers, but a dangerous form of divination that opens doors to demonic influence.

God explicitly warns His people against all forms of spirit communication, no matter how innocent or “helpful” it may appear. Deuteronomy 18:10–12 (KJV) says, “There shall not be found among you any one that maketh his son or his daughter to pass through the fire, or that useth divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch. For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD.”

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What Is Psychography?

Psychography is a form of mediumship that allows so-called “spirits” to communicate through writing without the conscious control of the individual. The writer claims their hand moves by an unseen force, producing words, symbols, or full messages. Sometimes the handwriting even changes to mimic the supposed spirit’s identity.

This practice is often connected with spiritualism, channeling, and automatic drawing, and is promoted as a way to receive wisdom from the dead, angels, or cosmic energies. In reality, psychography is a supernatural counterfeit of God’s revelation—substituting the Holy Spirit with deceiving spirits.

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Origins and Historical Background

Psychography became popular during the 19th-century Spiritualist movement, especially in the United States and Europe. Mediums like Allan Kardec, a French educator and founder of Spiritism, promoted it as a scientific method of contacting the afterlife. Kardec compiled messages he claimed were written through mediums into books such as The Spirits’ Book (1857), which shaped the doctrine of Spiritism.

These “communications” were presented as loving messages from evolved spirits. Yet, biblically speaking, these were familiar spirits—demons masquerading as benevolent guides. 2 Corinthians 11:14 warns, “And no marvel; for Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light.”

The author of psychography is not God—it is Satan, the deceiver, who seeks to draw people away from true communion with the Holy Spirit into false spiritual experiences.

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What Are Their Beliefs?

Practitioners of psychography believe that:

• The soul survives death and can communicate with the living.

• Humans are spiritual beings evolving through reincarnation or enlightenment.

• Messages from the spirit world can provide guidance, prophecy, or healing.

• There are hierarchies of spirits—some “higher” and some “lower.”

These beliefs contradict biblical truth. Scripture teaches that once a person dies, they cannot return to communicate with the living (Luke 16:26). The dead do not roam the earth, nor do they send letters through mediums. The “spirits” behind psychography are demons impersonating the dead to deceive and ensnare those seeking hidden knowledge.

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Who Is Their God or gods?

Spiritists and psychography practitioners do not worship the true God of the Bible. Their “gods” are often spirit guides, ascended masters, or cosmic intelligences—essentially demons in disguise. Some refer to a vague “universal energy” or “source consciousness,” denying the personhood of the one true God, Jehovah.

Exodus 20:3 declares, “Thou shalt have no other gods before me.”
Any communication that bypasses God’s Word and the Holy Spirit to seek knowledge or comfort from spirits constitutes idolatry and rebellion.

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Purpose and Use of Psychography

The stated purpose of psychography is to:

• Receive messages from deceased loved ones

• Gain spiritual guidance or prophecy

• Obtain healing, comfort, or closure

• Communicate with higher beings for wisdom or creativity

However, the true spiritual purpose behind this practice is to open a gateway for demonic infiltration. When a person surrenders control of their hand or mind, they are granting permission for a spirit to operate through them. This is possession in disguise.

Demons seek legal rights—an invitation to inhabit and influence the human vessel. Through psychography, they mimic the Holy Spirit’s inspiration but produce spiritual bondage instead of freedom.

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Why Do People Get Involved?

People turn to psychography for many reasons:

• Grief after losing loved ones

• Curiosity about the supernatural

• Desire for guidance outside the Church

• Feelings of rejection or unanswered prayers

• Influence from movies, books, and New Age culture

The enemy preys on pain and curiosity. When people feel that God is silent, they are tempted to seek spiritual experiences elsewhere. Yet this detour leads to spiritual oppression, nightmares, hearing voices, or possession. Many mediums report feeling drained, tormented, or mentally unstable after years of channeling. That is the fruit of demonic contact, not divine revelation.

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Is Psychography Divination?

Yes—psychography is a clear form of divination. It involves seeking secret or future knowledge from a supernatural source other than God. Leviticus 19:31 warns, “Regard not them that have familiar spirits, neither seek after wizards, to be defiled by them: I am the LORD your God.”

Just like astrology, tarot, or necromancy, psychography attempts to access hidden knowledge and power without submitting to God’s will. It is the same ancient deception Satan used in Eden: “Ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil” (Genesis 3:5).

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Why Deliverance Is Needed

Anyone who has practiced or participated in psychography—whether in curiosity or grief—needs spiritual deliverance. The act of surrendering one’s body or mind to a “spirit” creates demonic entry points. Symptoms of bondage may include:

• Hearing voices or automatic thoughts

• Restlessness or insomnia

• Sudden anger or depression

• Paranormal activity in the home

• Resistance to prayer or Scripture

Deliverance through repentance and renunciation breaks these strongholds. Pray something like this:

“Father God, I repent for seeking knowledge from demonic sources through automatic writing or psychography. I renounce every spirit I invited, knowingly or unknowingly. In the name of Jesus Christ, I command every unclean spirit of divination and deception to leave me now. Holy Spirit, fill me with Your peace and truth. Amen.”

Jesus Christ is the only mediator between God and man (1 Timothy 2:5). He offers freedom to all who have been deceived by spiritual counterfeits.

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Conclusion

Psychography is not divine inspiration—it is demonic communication disguised as light. God forbids all contact with spirits because He loves us and desires to protect us from deception and bondage. True revelation comes from the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, not from entities claiming to be “guides” or “masters.”

If you or someone you know has practiced spirit writing, there is hope in Christ. Turn away, repent, and invite Jesus to cleanse every doorway that was opened to darkness. Only His truth brings lasting peace and deliverance.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
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Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
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“Many believe these messages come from loved ones or angels. But the Bible warns—this is divination. Those spirits are not from God but from the enemy.”

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“Practicing psychography opens the door to demonic deception. Once a spirit controls your body or mind, it gains legal access to torment and confusion.”

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“Jesus Christ is the only safe source of revelation. Turn away, renounce it, and let the Holy Spirit fill you with truth and freedom. Click to learn more.”

 Poppets, Magic Dolls, and the Bible: A Christian Warning

In an age when many are exploring alternative spiritual practices, the concept of a poppet (a doll made to represent a person in magical ritual) has re-emerged in interest and controversy. But from a biblical and Christian perspective, using a poppet is not merely benign or symbolic — it is deeply problematic, bordering on divination and occultism. This article examines what a poppet is, where the beliefs come from, what gods or spiritual forces are involved, why people use them, and whether Christianity deems it a deviation.

What Is a Poppet?

A poppet (also spelled poppit, moppet, or mommet) is a doll or effigy made to look like a person, used in magical or folk practices so that actions done on the doll will transfer to the target person via “sympathetic magic.” Wikipedia+2Learn Religions+2 Poppets can be made from cloth, wax, root carvings, clay, or even food (like a potato). Patheos+2Learn Religions+2 Some practitioners embed hair, fingernails, or personal items to strengthen the link. Glasse Witch Cottage+2Learn Religions+2

They’re used for many purposes—healing, protection, prosperity, love workings, or also cursing or hexing, depending on the practitioner’s intent. badwitch.co.uk+3Learn Religions+3Patheos+3

What Were Their Beliefs / Origins?

The idea of using effigies and dolls for magic is ancient. In ancient Egypt, wax figures and ushabti figurines were used for spiritual rites. badwitch.co.uk+1 In ancient Greece, forms like kolossoi were used in ritual or binding spells. Patheos+1 Through medieval folk magic, pagan traditions, and later European witchcraft and hoodoo/folk conjure, the use of poppets was adopted and adapted. badwitch.co.uk+3Learn Religions+3Learn Religions+3 In American hoodoo practices especially (post–Civil War), poppet (or “doll baby”) magic became more common. Learn Religions+2kiwimojo.com+2

There is no single “author” or founder of poppet magic; rather, the practice arises from a convergence of folk belief systems, pagan magic, animism, and occult traditions. Modern occult or witchcraft authors have popularized or systematized poppet usage in recent decades.

Who Is Their God or Gods?

Poppet magic does not always invoke a single named deity; rather, it often taps into impersonal spiritual forces, spirits, energies, or ancestral forces. Some traditions will call on a pantheon of spirits, deities, or “loas” (in Vodou contexts) to empower the poppet. deliverancexorcisms.com+2HowStuffWorks+2 In hoodoo or rootwork, sometimes Christian elements (such as invoking God or using baptism) are syncretized, but the magic itself is believed to rely on spiritual forces beyond or behind the physical realm. kiwimojo.com+2Glasse Witch Cottage+2 Some practitioners view the poppet as a “spirit bridge” or vessel to allow spiritual energies to act. Patheos+3Wikipedia+3Learn Religions+3

In short: the spiritual power behind poppet magic is not the God of the Bible, but rather spiritual forces often considered occult or demonic in Christian theology.

Purpose & Why It’s Used

The primary purpose is manipulation or influence—to effect change in the person represented by the poppet without needing their physical presence. This can be for good (healing, protection, blessings) or evil (hexes, curses, control). Glasse Witch Cottage+4Patheos+4Learn Religions+4 The operative principle is sympathetic magic: that “like affects like,” so that operations on the effigy will “mirror” on the target. badwitch.co.uk+4Wikipedia+4Learn Religions+4

Why would someone get involved?

• Desire for control over life circumstances (health, relationships, finances)

• Fear or envy toward another, wanting to curse or influence them

• Curiosity or experimentation with occult or esoteric spirituality

• Belief that conventional prayer or medicine failed

• Cultural or ancestral heritage where folk magic is normalized

Is It Divination or Something Else?

Yes — in Christian and biblical terms, poppet magic falls under witchcraft, sorcery, or divination — practices explicitly condemned in Scripture. The Bible consistently forbids attempts to manipulate spiritual forces through occult means. deliverancexorcisms.com+1

• Deuteronomy 18:10–12 warns: “There shall not be found … a diviner, a conjurer, a witch, or one who casts spells … for all that do these things are an abomination to the Lord.”

• Galatians 5:19–21 includes “witchcraft / sorcery” among the works of the flesh.

• Acts 8:9–13 shows Simon the Magician, a practitioner of sorcery, being rebuked.

• Revelation 21:8 lists sorcerers among those who will face condemnation.

Because poppet magic seeks hidden spiritual forces to achieve material ends, it precisely falls into the category of forbidden occult arts. It is not allowed or neutral in Christian spirituality. It is a deviation or departure from faith in God’s providence.

Why It’s Against the Bible / God

1. It usurps God’s sovereignty — the practitioner seeks to exert control via supernatural means rather than trusting God.

2. It opens doors to demonic influence — occult arts are considered steered by evil spirits or demons.

3. It violates Scripture’s mandates — God prohibits sorcery, divination, and the manipulative occult.

4. It relies on deceptive spiritual powers — not the Holy Spirit, but hidden forces.

5. It distracts from Christ’s mediation — believers are called to approach God through Christ, not through spells or magical implements.

In short, using a poppet is a deviation from biblical faith — a flirtation with occult powers that Scripture warns against.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release

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“Have you ever heard of a poppet — a doll used in magic to affect someone from afar? Let’s examine why that’s dangerous from a biblical perspective.”

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“A poppet is an effigy or doll made to represent a person. In witchcraft or folk magic, people use poppets to heal, bless, or curse, believing that actions on the doll mirror the person. That’s called sympathetic magic. Wikipedia+2Learn Religions+2”

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“But the Bible is clear: God forbids witchcraft, divination, and sorcery. (Deuteronomy 18:10–12, Galatians 5:19–21) Poppet magic falls right into that forbidden category. It’s a deviation from trusting God’s sovereignty.”

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Polarity Therapy: Why Christians Should Avoid Energy Healing Modalities

Polarity Therapy is an alternative healing system claiming to balance the body's energy flow to restore health. Developed by Randolph Stone, a chiropractor and osteopath, it combines bodywork, stretching exercises, and energy techniques. While marketed as a holistic health practice, it draws heavily from Eastern spiritual systems, particularly Ayurvedic medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, both of which rely on concepts of invisible energy currents (chi or prana) in the body.

From a Christian perspective, Polarity Therapy is spiritually dangerous. It promotes reliance on unseen energies rather than God’s sovereignty and the true source of healing—Jesus Christ (Exodus 15:26, James 5:14-15). Many practices like this can open doors to spiritual deception, subtly inviting demonic influence under the guise of “energy balancing.”

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Cultural Origins and Beliefs

Polarity Therapy originates from Eastern philosophies, though it was systematized in the West by Randolph Stone in the mid-20th century. Stone incorporated ideas of positive and negative energy charges governing health, concepts that echo Ayurveda (India) and Traditional Chinese Medicine (China).

In these cultures, the body is thought to contain energy pathways or meridians, influenced by cosmic or spiritual forces. Illness occurs when energy is blocked or imbalanced. Practitioners aim to remove blockages and restore energy flow using touch, stretching, and visualization. These systems are rooted in a pantheistic worldview in which the universe and body energies interact with unseen forces—often considered spiritual or divine rather than purely physical.

Unlike Christianity, which teaches one sovereign God who heals according to His will, these Eastern systems assume the universe and its forces, not God, govern health.

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Creator and Development

Randolph Stone, a chiropractor and osteopath in the United States, created Polarity Therapy in the 1940s and 1950s. He combined Western anatomy and chiropractic techniques with concepts of energy from Ayurveda and traditional Chinese medicine. Stone believed that positive and negative energy charges in the body’s electromagnetic field govern overall health and well-being.

Polarity Therapy is sometimes called polarity balancing or polarity energy balancing. It gained popularity as a “holistic” alternative to conventional medicine, appealing to those seeking non-invasive solutions for stress, pain, or chronic conditions.

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Spiritual Implications: Gods and Beliefs

Although Polarity Therapy is not explicitly tied to any single deity, it is rooted in pantheism and Eastern spiritual beliefs. The “energies” that practitioners work with are often conceptualized as universal life forces, which are implicitly revered and sometimes equated with divine powers.

In practice, this means the modality assumes a spiritual force outside of God’s control has authority over the human body, which contradicts biblical truth. Scripture teaches that God alone is the healer (Psalm 103:2-3, Jeremiah 30:17), and manipulating spiritual energies through human methods falls into the realm of divination and false healing.

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Purpose and Why People Use It

The stated purpose of Polarity Therapy is to balance energy flow in the body, reduce tension, and restore health. Techniques include:

• Gentle bodywork and massage

• Stretching exercises

• Visualization or meditation on energy currents

People are drawn to it for several reasons: stress relief, pain management, curiosity about energy healing, or distrust of conventional medicine. Many are unaware of the spiritual implications, seeing it as purely physical therapy.

However, the Bible warns Christians against relying on human-devised methods that involve unseen forces. Romans 1:25 cautions against exchanging the truth of God for lies, and Ephesians 6:12 reminds believers that spiritual battles involve unseen powers. Energy healing modalities like Polarity Therapy can inadvertently open participants to spiritual deception, making it spiritually unsafe.

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Is Polarity Therapy Divination?

While not divination in the traditional sense of predicting the future, Polarity Therapy is a form of spiritual manipulation. It relies on unseen forces and the idea that humans can control or balance life energies—concepts that fall under occult influence according to biblical principles. Using these practices is risky because it subtly promotes trust in a power other than God.

Christians are instructed to seek healing, guidance, and peace through prayer, scripture, and God’s Holy Spirit rather than untested energy systems. Divine healing is granted according to God’s will, not through manipulating energy currents or unseen forces.

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Conclusion

Polarity Therapy may appear as a modern wellness method, but its roots in Eastern pantheistic systems and focus on invisible energies make it spiritually unsafe for Christians. While it promises health and balance, it substitutes human-devised energy manipulation for God’s authority and true healing. For Christians, seeking God’s guidance, trusting in prayer, and submitting to His will is the only safe and biblical path. Avoid polarity therapy and other energy-based healing systems to remain spiritually protected.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
📣 Featured in Who's Who Press Release

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Omens: Why Observing Signs Can Be Dangerous According to the Bible

Exposing the occult, new age and witchcraft

Omens are events or actions interpreted as signs of future occurrences. These may include unusual natural phenomena, dreams, animals behaving oddly, or patterns in everyday life. While many cultures historically relied on omens for guidance, the Bible warns Christians against seeking or interpreting them because it can lead to divination, a practice explicitly forbidden by God (Deuteronomy 18:10-12).

Historical and Cultural Origins

Omens have roots in ancient civilizations, particularly Mesopotamian, Roman, Greek, and early Celtic cultures. In these societies, omens were often seen as messages from the gods or spirits. Ancient Mesopotamians, for example, believed that observing celestial movements, animal behavior, or unusual occurrences could reveal the will of gods like Marduk or Ishtar. Romans practiced augury, where priests (augurs) interpreted the flight of birds to predict events, while Greeks often consulted oracles at Delphi to learn the future from Apollo.

The core belief behind omens is that the universe communicates with humans through symbolic signs. This spiritual framework typically involves multiple gods or spirits who influence human destiny. Unlike the Christian God, who is singular, omnipotent, and sovereign over the future, these deities were often seen as capricious, requiring humans to appease them to gain favor or avoid disaster.

Purpose and Use of Omens

Historically, omens served practical and religious purposes. Leaders would consult omens before battles, farmers would observe signs to ensure a good harvest, and ordinary people would interpret dreams or unusual events to make personal decisions. People engaged in this practice because they believed it offered insight, protection, or control over their uncertain futures.

However, within Christianity, seeking signs or omens is considered divination—a form of spiritual deception. The Bible clearly prohibits practices aimed at predicting the future through supernatural means. Leviticus 19:31 and Isaiah 8:19 warn against consulting mediums, spiritists, or attempting to discern hidden things through omens. The problem lies in the source: while these ancient practices claim access to divine knowledge, the power behind them is often demonic or tied to false gods.

Why People Get Involved

People are drawn to omens for a variety of reasons: fear of uncertainty, desire for control, curiosity, or influence from cultural and family traditions. Some may see harmless superstition in noticing “signs” like a black cat crossing the road, while others consult complex systems of interpretation. Christians, however, are cautioned to rely on God’s Word and the guidance of the Holy Spirit rather than attempting to decipher symbolic events.

Is Omens Divination?

Yes. Observing omens to predict future events falls under divination. Divination is any attempt to gain knowledge about the future or hidden things through supernatural or occult means outside of God’s revelation. This practice opens individuals to spiritual deception and can become a gateway for demonic influence. The Bible is consistent in teaching that the only true source of guidance and prophecy is God Himself.

Biblical Warning and Spiritual Insight

Engaging with omens can create reliance on the supernatural powers of the wrong source. Instead of seeking signs from creation or spirits, Christians are called to trust in God’s promises and rely on prayer, scripture, and faith. Proverbs 3:5-6 emphasizes trusting in the Lord for direction, not in observable phenomena or the interpretations of men.

Conclusion

Omens may appear harmless or intriguing, but they are rooted in pagan religions, divination practices, and a reliance on false gods. For Christians, seeking or interpreting omens is spiritually dangerous. God warns believers to avoid these practices, trust His Word, and reject all forms of divination to remain protected in the faith.

Teresa Morin
President of Touch of God Int’l Ministries
🌐 https://www.touchofgod.org
Of Healing and Deliverance, Ordained Minister, Public Speaker
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