Simon and Elymas reveal how apostolic truth exposed magic, selfish ambition, false prophecy, and deliberate opposition to the gospel.
Simon and Elymas: The Magicians in the Book of Acts
Evidence for Christianity
Christianity rests on public history, reliable testimony, the resurrection of Jesus Christ, and the inspired Word of Jehovah.
Manual of Christian Evidences
Christianity rests on divine revelation, reliable history, fulfilled prophecy, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Did the Miracles of the Bible Really Happen?
Biblical miracles were real acts of Jehovah, confirmed by public events, eyewitness testimony, fulfilled purpose, and Jesus’ resurrection.
Miracles and the Challenge of the Supernatural
Biblical miracles are credible acts of Jehovah that confirm His Word, reveal Christ, and answer critics who reject the supernatural.
How Did Rationalism Open the Door to Denying Miracles in Scripture?
Rationalism denied miracles by placing autonomous human judgment above Jehovah’s revelation and excluding supernatural acts in advance.
EXODUS 3:1–6 — Was the Burning Bush a Mythical Story or a Literal Event?
The burning bush of Exodus 3 was a literal miracle, not a myth, marking a real historical encounter between Jehovah and Moses.
Do Biblical Miracles Serve as Evidence for the Truth of Christianity?
Biblical miracles, especially Jesus’ resurrection, serve as credible historical evidence supporting Christianity’s truth claims.
The Miracle and the Resurrection: Examining the Biblical and Apologetic Value of Miracles in Christian Faith and Witness
Biblical miracles are revelatory acts that confirm God’s message, with the resurrection as the central miracle validating Jesus as Lord and Christ.
How Do Jesus’ Astonishing Works Demonstrate His Authority and Mission?
Jesus' miracles authenticate His divine authority, showing compassion and fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, urging a response of faith from witnesses.
