According to many sources, JD Vance converted to Roman Catholicism in 2019, even though he had early Pentecostal influences in his life. And now he talks to dead people. With all due respect to his wife, she is a Hindu. Although Hindus do not talk to the dead, they connect with them through prayers and rituals. So, what’s the difference? Did her Hindu tradition influence his desire to communicate with dead relatives? Did some outside spiritual source convince him to do that? Of course, the Catholic Church does not care since they pray to dead saints, and worship inanimate objects, i.e. idols and statues. Sadly, there are some so-called Christian church groups in America who try to communicate with the dead through “grave-soaking.” This is a practice of lying on a grave to receive special anointing for the dead. And although they may deny they are trying to communicate directly with the dead, that is as close as you can get. There are other (in)famous evangelists who claim to visit graves of famous preachers to receive an anointing. Some even claim that they have visions while doing so. All this is an abomination to God.
Deuteronomy 18:10-12 warned Israel, “There shall not be found among you any one that maketh divination, or an observer of times, or an enchanter, or a witch, Or a charmer, or a consulter with familiar spirits, or a wizard, or a necromancer. For all that do these things are an abomination unto the LORD: and because of these abominations the LORD thy God doth drive them out from before thee.” Although these were specific to Israel, they are not nullified in the Church today. Although the Book of Enoch does not specifically mention necromancy, the fallen angels taught the people enchantments or incantations (7:2). And these types of spells and magic could have led to communicating with dead. Enchantment means to captivate the heart and senses with a power or influence. And influence is what seems desired from those who grave-soak or talk to dead people. “Familiar and spirit(s)” are two words that are always connected with each other in scripture, (178), by definition these two words mean a necromancer (ventriloquist) as from a jar or bottle. Since these practices are an abomination to God, they are demonic. Knowingly or unknowingly JD Vance is being influenced by demons.
Does all this really matter if his practice of necromancy is not hurting anyone? Is his demonic influence affecting any of his policies? Look what else Vance is doing. He is trying to negatively influence Israel by pretending to be “insulted” that Israel wants the wrongly-called West Bank, i.e. Judea and Samaria. God does not want His land divided (Joel 3:2) and will take vengeance upon those who try. That is God’s land, not Vance’s or America’s. Is Vance, along with others, unknowingly being used to usher in the anti-Christ? A “witch”, a “charmer”, and a “wizard” are also mentioned in Deuteronomy 18. Those groups are just a step away from each other. Hopefully, our Vice-President will not crossover to the others. We do not know when God will finally step in to bring vengeance against those who divide His land and to those who practice the abominations as outlined in scripture, i.e. necromancy. But He will.
This once great country is not named in Bible prophecy. It is probably with the “all” that will attack Israel found in Zechariah 14. That is sad. But as the leaders go, so the country goes.
