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Acts 8:9

Contemporary English Version 1995

For some time a man named Simon had lived there and had amazed the people of Samaria. He practiced witchcraft and claimed to be somebody great.

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Barnabas and Saul went all the way to the city of Paphos on the other end of the island, where they met a Jewish man named Bar-Jesus. He practiced witchcraft and was a false prophet.

Not long ago Theudas claimed to be someone important, and about 400 men joined him. But he was killed, and all his followers were scattered. That was the end of that.

If I wanted to bring honor to myself, I would speak for myself. But I want to honor the one who sent me. This is why I tell the truth and not a lie.

I will be your enemy if you go to someone who claims to speak with the dead, and I will destroy you from among my people.

For a long time, Simon had used witchcraft to amaze the people, and they kept crowding around him.

But the Egyptian magicians used their secret powers to do the same thing. The king did just as the Lord had said—he stubbornly refused to listen.

Then the king called in the wise men and the magicians, who used their secret powers to do the same thing—

But outside the city will be dogs, witches, immoral people, murderers, idol worshipers, and everyone who loves to tell lies and do wrong.

They brag out loud about their stupid nonsense. And by being vulgar and crude, they trap people who have barely escaped from living the wrong kind of life.

Even though they will make a show of being religious, their religion won't be real. Don't have anything to do with such people.

People will love only themselves and money. They will be proud, stuck-up, rude, and disobedient to their parents. They will also be ungrateful, godless,

He will brag and oppose everything holy or sacred. He will even sit in God's temple and claim to be God.

The magicians were suffering so much from the sores, that they could not even come to Moses.

But Bar-Jesus, whose other name was Elymas, was against them. He even tried to keep the governor from having faith in the Lord.




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