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Acts 8:7

Listen to Acts 8:7
7 Evil spirits screamed and came out of many people. Many who were disabled or who couldn't walk were healed.

Acts 8:7 Meaning and Commentary

Acts 8:7

For unclean spirits
Devils, so called because they were unclean themselves, defiled others, add delighted in impure persons and places; (See Gill on Matthew 10:1)

crying with loud voice;
showing their unwillingness to remove, and the irresistibleness of divine power they could not withstand:

came out of many that were possessed
with them; who had for a long time dwelt in them, and had greatly afflicted them:

and many taken with palsies, and that were lame, were healed;
by Philip, in the name of Christ, through a word speaking, or by touching them, without making use of any means or medicines.

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Acts 8:7 In-Context

5 Philip went down to a city in Samaria. There he preached about the Christ.
6 The crowds listened to Philip. They saw the miraculous signs he did. They all paid close attention to what he said.
7 Evil spirits screamed and came out of many people. Many who were disabled or who couldn't walk were healed.
8 So there was great joy in that city.
9 A man named Simon lived in the city. For quite a while he had practiced evil magic there. He amazed all the people of Samaria. He claimed to be someone great.
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