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Hi, guys —
I'm in my Freshman year of High School. I
found a web site that supposedly grants wishes.
A whole bunch of people are saying it works,
so now I'm very tempted to try it out, but
I'm scared it could count as a serious sin,
like when Saul (the King of Israel) went to
a fortune teller, and God got kind of mad at
him.
I see that many people are saying God
bless you to whoever is granting the
wishes, so it must mean other believers are
using the site as well.
Please help, I'm very confused right now!
Angel
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Eric
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Hi, Angel —
Your description of the site is rather
vague but I'd recommend staying away
from it. There are only three ways
to get wishes granted:
- One, to fulfill them in the natural
way using natural means. I assume
this site is not about this.
- Another way is to pray to God for
them, but this is not guaranteed
and depends on the will of God,
so anyone who guarantees you are
going to get your wishes, is not
using this method.
- The third method is by means
of witchcraft or sorcery which,
of course, you have to avoid.
There is the possibility is that
this site is entirely bogus and no
one is actually doing anything useful
with your wishes.
This is probably the most likely
case.
Eric
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