Typical divinatory claims include:
Stolen property — claiming to know where it is kept.
A missing person — claiming to identify the person's whereabouts.
In both cases the diviner announces information concealed from the questioner. The subject changes, but the central claim remains the same: access to hidden facts by untrustworthy means.
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Soothsayers, Diviners and Claims Contrary to Revelation
Typical divinatory claims include:
Stolen property — claiming to know where it is kept.
A missing person — claiming to identify the person's whereabouts.
In both cases the diviner announces information concealed from the questioner. The subject changes, but the central claim remains the same: access to hidden facts by untrustworthy means.