Commentary on Acts of the Apostles · Matthew Henry

076 - Acts 1913-20

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Converts burn magic books worth fifty thousand pieces of silver publicly, showing the word of God growing mightily.

Matthew Henry provides commentary on Acts 19:13-20, analyzing the story of seven Jewish exorcists who unsuccessfully attempt to cast out demons using Jesus' name without genuine faith. The episode explores the dramatic confrontation where demons reject their authority, the subsequent public burning of valuable magic books by converts, and the theological implications of true versus false spiritual power.

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