Acts 13:8

First Nations Version

But the bad medicine man, who was also called Wise One (Elymas) in the local language, opposed them and tried to turn the official from believing their message.

Cross References

2 Timothy 3:8

In the same way that Greedy Man (Jannes) and Hostile Man (Jambres) stood against Drawn from the Water (Moses), these men also stand against the truth. They are men of bent and twisted minds, whose understanding of our spiritual ways is worthless.

Acts 13:12

When the official saw what happened, he believed and was struck with wonder at the lesson Creator had given.

Acts 9:36

Now in the nearby Village of Beauty (Joppa) there lived a follower of Creator Sets Free (Jesus) whose name was Deer Woman (Tabitha), which is translated into our tribal language as Deer Eyes (Dorcas). She was a doer of many good deeds and always gave to the ones who had little.

Acts 8:9

In that same village there was a man named Man Who Hears (Simon), who had practiced bad medicine and had made himself out to be someone great.

Acts 6:7

Creator’s message was told far and wide. In Village of Peace (Jerusalem) the number of followers continued to grow, and many holy men believed and began to walk in this new way.

John 1:41

When he found him, he ran up to him and said, “My brother! We have found the Messiah” (which means “the Chosen One”).

Acts 18:12

During the days when Rooster (Gallio) was the governor of Land of Sorrow (Achaia), the Tribal Members joined together in an attack on Small Man (Paul) and took him before the governor to accuse him of wrongdoing.

Acts 19:38

If Corn Spirit (Demetrius) and the other artists with him want to accuse anyone, let them bring these accusations to the village council or the local officials.