Moses explains the provision for priests and Levites, then draws a sharp line between Israel and the occult practices of Canaan. Divination, witchcraft, enchantment, necromancy, and similar practices are forbidden. In contrast, God promises to raise up a Prophet like Moses from among Israel’s brethren, whose words the people must hear, while false prophets are to be tested.
Moses explains the provision for priests and Levites, then draws a sharp line between Israel and the occult practices of Canaan. Divination, witchcraft, enchantment, necromancy, and similar practices are forbidden. In contrast, God promises to raise up a Prophet like Moses from among Israel’s brethren, whose words the people must hear, while false prophets are to be tested.
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