While the secular world may be embracing the spooky season, Miley Cyrus directly violated biblical orders and attempted to summon her godmother, Dolly Parton, from the grave.
During her show at the Hollywood Bowl, Cyrus allegedly told the crowd that she communicated with Parton, who died almost two months ago.
Cyrus reportedly had a mannequin of her “Aunt Dolly,” lit a candle and asked, “If you’re here right now, flicker the lights.”
Cyrus said she and her fiancé both saw the lights flicker, taking that to mean that Parton was responding to their message.
Anyone else feel like they need to rebuke this in the name of Jesus?
Parton frequently cited her faith as her inspiration for her charitable works and attitude. As a believer in Jesus Christ, Parton would have held the Bible to be the ultimate authority, which expressly forbids necromancy.
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Deuteronomy 18 says, “Let no one be found among you who sacrifices their son or daughter in the fire, who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages in witchcraft, 11or casts spells, or who is a medium or spiritist or who consults the dead.”
Not to mention 1 Samuel 28 when Saul is damned for demanding a witch summon Samuel.
Cyrus has long distanced herself from the faith she professed when she first rose to fame and has openly embraced occult practices.
With her platform, though, Cyrus is pushing to normalize witchcraft, invoking the name of a beloved superstar to do so.
It’s a stark warning that society should heed.
“Every day there’s something new that the the enemy is putting before our faces,” says Jenny Weaver, a former witch who is now a minister. “He’s using celebrities. He’s using movies. He’s using uh commercials, cartoons, kid shows as early as infant age to try to lure people into witchcraft in the occult. And so now is the time for people to stand up and say like you just said, enough is enough.”
And Cyrus trying to communicate with Parton after death? That’s enough.
For our families and our homes, we will not allow the occult to sneak in. No matter how it takes the stage, witchcraft is forbidden by the Bible, and we can no longer celebrate a culture of death and darkness.
This is why Moveiguide® exists: To bring light and the Gospel to Hollywood. We believe that God has called us for such a time as this, and we are taking a stand in the Entertainment Industry.
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