2. That this Woman was a meer dissembling and lying cheater, and used nothing but Imposture, is manifest from these reasons. 1. Because that she was but of the same Crew and Stamp that _Manasseh_, and _Ahab_ set up, is most plain, but they were meer Impostors and deceivers pretending to divine for other persons, and in other matters, but could not foresee their own destruction, and therefore in probability she was of the same practice. 2. Because she falsly faigned that she knew not _Saul_, of whom she could not be ignorant, he being so publickly known, and seen, and was taller by the head and shoulders than any man in _Israel_. 3. If she had not known that it had been _Saul_, when he came to her at the first, she would never have relyed upon his oath when he swore by _Jehovah_, for there was none but the King that could protect her from destruction. 4. She must needs be a most notorious dissembling cheater, because she pretended to call up any, for she said: _whom shall I bring up unto thee?_ which is most certainly false, she had no such universal power, no nor all the Devils in Hell, if they had all assisted her. 5. She did plainly dissemble, for the Text saith, _and when the woman saw Samuel she cried out with a loud voice_; now if she saw _Samuel_ (whom he could not but know) why did she answer to _Saul_, when he asked, _what sawest thou?_ She answered, _I saw gods ascending out of the earth_. Let Mr. _Glanvil_, and all men judge if this be not gross and palpable lying, Gods is plural, but _Samuel_ was but one. [Sidenote: 1 Sam. 16. 14.] [Sidenote: 1 Sam. 15. 23, 27.] [Sidenote: 1 Sam. 28. 6.]