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This research focuses on how the author of Acts managed, rhetorically, to communicate his ideological standpoint regarding “the power of proclaiming the good news about the kingdom of God and the power that exist in the name of Jesus Christ” (8:12). In three related texts (8:4-25; 13:1-12; 19:1-20) he addresses the practices of magic which occurred in the society or even in the early Church, to prove to his readers that the proclamation of the gospel overpowers the practice of evil. In these texts there are references to magic or magicians (Acts 8:4-25, mageiva, mageuvw 13:1-12, mavgo~ (bis); 19:8-20, pravxei~, pariverge~) which refer to the occurrences of magical practices. In

THE POWER OF THE GOSPEL VICTORIOUS OVER THE POWER OF EVIL IN ACTS OF THE APOSTLES