Let’s look at some Old Covenant Scriptures pertaining to the word divine:

1 Samuyl (Samuel) 28:8 – “He said to her (the medium, physic) at Endor; ‘qucam (divine) a familiar spirit unto
me.’”
Shaul was condemned for this blasphemy against Yahweh; witchcraft and sorcery (divining) are strictly condemned in scripture (see 1 Sam 15:23 – 2 Chron 33:6 – Galatians 5:19-20).

Yechetzqyah (Ezekiel) 13:9 – “And My hand will come upon the prophets who see idolatry and divine (qacam)
lies.”
Yechetzqyah 21:21 – “For the king of Babylon (confusion) stops at the parting of the way, at the fork of two ways,
to use magic (qecem, the root being qacam).”

Micahyah (Micah) 3:11 – “And her prophets qacam (divine) for money.”

The only time that the word nachash (“hiss, whisper, enchanter”) is used in scripture is when Yahseph (Joseph) attempts to scare his brothers who do not recognize him. He leads them to believe he has the powers of and Egyptian sorcerer. (Genesis 44:15)

Like with elohiym, every reference to the words which speak of divining, are used in a derogatory manner in the Hebrew texts. And what of commonly used words today that also have no Hebrew origins. Let’s take a look at a few and see:

Religion: Having no Hebrew origin, let’s look at the two Greek definitions:
A) 2454g. Ioudaismos, ec-oo-dah-is-mos; “Judaism,” i.e. the Jewish faith, stemming from
(2450g) Ivodaizo, ee-oo-dah-id-zo; to become a Judean; stemming from (2453g) Ioudaios,
ee-oh-dah-yos; Judean…
B) 2356g. Threske, thrace-ki-ah; ceremonial observance: – religion, worshiper; stemming from
2357g. Threskos, thrace-keos; ceremonious; stemming from the base of 2360g. throeo,
throh-eh o from threomai; to wail, to clamor, i.e. (by impl.) to frighten: – trouble.

Gospel: Having no Hebrew origin but one Greek definition:
2098g. evaggelion, you-ang-ghel-ee-on; “a good message”; stemming from 2097g. evaggelizo,
yoo-ang-ghel-id-zo; to announce good news (“evangelize”); from 2095g. eu, you; good, well.

Angels: Having no Hebrew origin, but one Greek definition:
32g. aggelos, ang-el-os; a messenger; esp. an “angel”; [prob. der. from 71; comp.34]
71g. ago, ag-o; to lead; by impl. to bring, drive
34g. agele, ag-el-ay; a drove

Beloved: Having no Hebrew origin, but one Greek definition:
27g. agapetos, ag-ap-ay-tos; beloved; from 25g. agapao, ag-ap-ah-o; love

Believe: Having no Hebrew origin, but one Greek definition:
4100g. pisteuo, pist-yoo-o; have faith; from 4102g
4102g. pistis, pis-tis; persuasion; from 3982g
3982g. peitho, pi-tho; to convince

Christ: Having no Hebrew origin, but one Greek definition:
5547g. Christos, Khris-tos; anointed; i.e. the Messiah, and epithet of Jesus: – Christ from 5548g
5548g. chrio, khree-o; contact