Demonism at Ephesus
The Watchtower, September 1, 1963
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One of the earliest inscriptions found at Ephesus was a form of divination by omens from birds inscribed on a block of marble. “If the bird is flying from right to left, then whether it rises or settles out of sight, it is unlucky,” and so on.—The Bible Was Right, by Hugh J. Schonfield, chapter 37, “The Home of Magic.” See Acts 19:18, 19, where it reports that Ephesus was known for its “magical arts.”
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- Announcements
- Do You Remember
- Heart Surgery Without Blood Transfusion
- Improving Personal Study
- Is the Voice of the People the Voice of God
- Names for Christ and His Congregation
- Questions From Readers
- Set Your Heart on Worthwhile Treasures
- Studying the Word of Life
- The Amalekites—A Lesson for Opposers of God
- Truth Spreads Despite Opposition
- Walking by Faith amid Materialism’s Deceptions
- “Everlasting Good News” Assembly