Hilkiah Bedford has written:

'A defence of the Church of England from priestcraft, in vindication of the contested clause of the XXth article. Extracted out of the Vindication of the Church of England from the aspersions of a late libel, entituled, Priestcraft in perfection, &c. By the author of the Vindication'

'A vindication of the late Archbishop Sancroft'

R. Buchanan has written:

'A concise history of modern priestcraft' -- subject(s): Church of England, Clergy, History

'Socialism vindicated' -- subject(s): Socialism

You can but if what you are told comes to pass it will either be by coincidence, or what you are told will happen because it follows Murphy's Law i.e "If a things is going to happen it will". Fortune telling, reading palms and tea leaves. Witch doctors and self professed prophets practice what is called Priestcraft.

It is the opinion of this writer that the lines on the palm of the hand have no connection whatsoever with a persons lifespan. It is, like tea leaf reading, crystal balls, tarot cards and all other concocted falsehoods imagined by man for profit. In biblical times it was called Priestcraft. The life span of man is set by God.

Whatever Isaiah says about the spirits it is not spiritualism, for this is what is known as Priestcraft. But yes, spirits of the departed can, with permission of God can visit the living, not to converse with them but to give some message, When this is given they return to the spirit world. Angels on the other hand may be sent to earth to converse with men, but only on matters pertaining to the gospel.