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The year 2023 will bring forth a new wave of Tenyo magic tricks and illusions that are sure to dazzle and amaze audiences. Tenyo is a renowned company known for their innovative and high-quality magic products, and their upcoming releases are no exception. These tricks and illusions are designed to push the boundaries of what is possible in the world of magic, creating experiences that are both captivating and mind-boggling. One of the standout releases for 2023 is the **"Floating Table"** illusion. This trick allows the magician to make a table appear to float in mid-air, completely defying the laws of gravity. The table can be placed anywhere in the room, and with a simple wave of the hand, it lifts off the ground, seemingly unsupported by any visible means.

The table can be placed anywhere in the room, and with a simple wave of the hand, it lifts off the ground, seemingly unsupported by any visible means. This illusion is sure to leave audiences scratching their heads and wondering how it is possible. Another exciting addition to the Tenyo lineup is the **"Teleportation Box"**.

ENDOR, THE WITCH OF.

A necromancer consulted by Saul in his extremity when forsaken by Yhwh , and whose ordinary oracles (dreams, urim, and prophets) had failed him. The story is found in I Sam. xxviii. 4-25. After Samuel's death and burial with due mourning ceremonies in Ramah, Saul had driven all necromancers and adepts at witchcraft from the land. But the Philistines gathered their forces and encamped in Shunem, and to meet them Saul mustered his army on Gilboa. The Israelitish king, terrified at the sight of the enemy's numbers, inquired of Yhwh , but received no answer. In this strait the monarch inquires for a woman , "who possesses a talisman" (Smith, "Samuel," p. 240) wherewith to invoke the dead, and is informed that one is staying at Endor. Disguised, Saul repairs to the woman's lodgings at night and bids her summon for him the one whom he will name. The witch suspects a snare, and refuses to comply in view of the fate meted out to her class by royal command. Assured, however, of immunity, she summons Samuel at Saul's request. At the sight of Samuel she cries out with a loud voice, and charges the king, whom she immediately recognizes, with having deceived her. Saul allays her fears and makes her tell him what she has seen. She saw "a god ["elohim"] coming up out of the earth"; "an old man . . . wrapped in a cloak." Before the spirit (unseen) Saul prostrates himself. Samuel complains at being disturbed, but Saul pleads the extremity of his danger and his abandonment by Yhwh . Samuel, however, refuses to give any counsel, but announces the impending downfall of the king and his dynasty. Saul faints, partly from physical exhaustion due to lack of food. The witch attempts to comfort him, and invites him to partake of her hospitality. Saul at first refuses, but is finally prevailed upon by the combined entreaties of the woman and his servants. He eats and departs to his fate.

While in the Biblical account the woman remains anonymous, the rabbinical Midrash maintains that she was Zephaniah, the mother of Abner (Yalḳ, Sam. 140, from Pirḳe R. El.). That a supernatural appearance is here described is inferred from the repeated emphasis laid on the statement that Samuel had died and had been buried (I Sam. xxv. 1, xxviii. 3), by which the assumption that Samuel was still living when summoned, is discredited (Tosef., Soṭah, xi. 5). Still he was invoked during the first twelve months after his death, when, according to the Rabbis, the spirit still hovers near the body (Shab. 152b). In connection with the incidents of the story the Rabbis have developed the theory that the necromancer sees the spirit but is unable to hear his speech, while the person at whose instance the spirit is called hears the voice but fails to see; bystanders neither hear nor see (Yalḳ., l.c.; Redaḳ and RaLBaG's commentaries). The outcry of the woman at the sight of Samuel was due to his rising in an unusual way—upright, not, as she expected, in a horizontal position (comp. LXX. ὄρϑιον in verse 14).

The story throws light on the prevailing beliefs of primitive Israel concerning the possibility of summoning the dead and consulting them. Discussions concerning the historical veracity of this report, and attempts to reconcile its contents with natural laws by assuming that the woman palmed off some fraud on the excited king exhausted by previous fasting, miss the point of the Biblical account. The scene is really a satire on King Saul,and the summoning of the dead is introduced only incidentally. He, the destroyer of the necromancers, forsaken by Yhwh , himself repairs to a witch's house, but has only his pains for his trouble. Samuel refuses to help, and reiterates what Saul's fears had anticipated (Grüneisen, "Der Ahnenkultus und die Urreligion Israels," pp. 152-154, Halle, 1900). used to be interpreted as meaning the ghost with which the witch was possessed, but this does not appear to be the ancient conception.

• Commentaries on Samuel by Smith, Klostermann, Thenius, and others;
• Stade, Gesch. des Volkes Israel, i. 425, 504;
• König, Offenbarungsbegriff des Alten Testaments, 1882, ii. 150;
• Wellhausen, Reste Arabischen Heidenthums, in his Skizzen und Vorarbeiten, iii. 126, 135 et seq.;
• Schwally, Das Leben nach dem Tode, passim.

The one we’ll meet today appears in the Old Testament when a king of Israel got anxious before a battle.

This trick takes the concept of teleportation to a whole new level, allowing the magician to make objects instantly appear and disappear right before the audience's eyes. The magician can place an object inside the box, close the lid, and with a snap of the fingers, the object is gone. Just as quickly, the object can reappear in a different location, leaving spectators astounded by the apparent impossibility of the feat. For those who enjoy card magic, Tenyo has created the **"Invisible Deck"**. This trick allows the magician to predict a chosen card, seemingly by sheer mentalism. The magician hands a deck of cards to a spectator and asks them to think of a card without revealing it. Despite the magician never touching the deck or seeing the card, they are able to correctly reveal the chosen card, leaving the audience in awe of their seemingly supernatural abilities. Lastly, the **"Sword of Mystery"** is set to be a highlight of the 2023 Tenyo magic tricks collection. This illusion involves the magician impaling a sword through a box containing an assistant, only to have the assistant emerge unscathed moments later. The trick is executed so seamlessly that it appears as though the sword has genuinely passed through the assistant's body, creating a gasp-inducing and nail-biting experience for the audience. In conclusion, the 2023 Tenyo magic tricks and illusions are set to revolutionize the world of magic. With their innovative designs and awe-inspiring effects, these tricks are sure to captivate audiences and leave them questioning the nature of reality. Whether it be floating tables, teleporting objects, mind-reading card tricks, or death-defying sword illusions, Tenyo continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in the realm of magic..

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