From: Mark Wilson (emory2oo2@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Feb 03 2002 - 20:46:08 EST
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POLLOI TE TWN PEPISTEUKOTWN HRCONTO EXOMOLOGOUMENOI
KAI ANAGGELLONTES TAS PRAXEIS AUTWN
Can any concur with the following commentary of this:
"Those concerned in v. 18 were evidently already confessing
Christians, as the perfect tense PEPISTEUKOTWN would indicate.
That the "evil deeds" (PRAXEIS) were magical arts is indicated
both by the context (cf. v. 19) and by the fact that PRAXEIS
was a technical term for magic spells...." (Polhill, Acts, pg. 405)
Do we have Christians practicing magic spells here?
Thanks,
Mark Wilson
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