Acts freed from divination
The Enslaved Girl at Philippi
freed from divination
People
also: maidservant
A maidservant in Acts described as having a divining spirit.
The Enslaved Girl at Philippi is the maidservant described in Acts as having a divining spirit and furnishing much work to her lords through divination (Acts 16:16). Also written “maidservant,” this identity is named in at least 2 verses across Acts. The other listed occurrence, Acts 12:13, names a maidservant called Rhoda who approaches a gateway door; the supplied text does not identify her with the girl at Philippi.
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Acts 12:13
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