En-dor

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En-dor is an ancient Canaanite village mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, best known as the place where King Saul consulted a medium before his final battle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canaanite settlement
ancient village
biblical location
appearsInNarrative story of Saul and the medium
associatedWith King Saul NERFINISHED
Saul NERFINISHED
medium of En-dor
prophet Samuel NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Saul’s consultation of a medium before battle at Gilboa
Saul’s visit by night to a medium
category Canaanite city
Hebrew Bible place
Old Testament place
country ancient Canaan NERFINISHED
describedAs town
village
hasBiblicalFigureVisitor King Saul of Israel NERFINISHED
Saul NERFINISHED
hasRole site associated with necromancy
site of Saul’s consultation with a medium
hasTheme divination
necromancy
royal disobedience to God
hasTypeOfResident medium
necromancer
languageOfName Hebrew
locatedIn land of Israel NERFINISHED
mentionedIn 1 Samuel 28
Book of 1 Samuel NERFINISHED
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Bible
surface form: Old Testament
near Jezreel Valley NERFINISHED
Mount Gilboa NERFINISHED
Mount Tabor NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the spirit of Samuel
episode of Saul consulting the medium
region Northern Kingdom of Israel (biblical geography) NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Christianity
Judaism
roleInTheology example of forbidden occult practice
warning narrative about seeking guidance outside God
scripturalBookContext 1 Samuel NERFINISHED
scripturalChapterContext 1 Samuel 28 NERFINISHED
timePeriod Iron Age Levant NERFINISHED

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