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For we forewarn you to be on your guard, lest the demons whom we have previously denounced should deceive you and turn you aside altogether from reading and understanding what is said—for they strive to keep you as slaves and servants, and now by apparitions in dreams, now again by magical tricks, they subdue all who do not strive in every way for their own salvation—just as we too, after we were persuaded by the Word, departed from those demons and now follow the one unbegotten God through the Son. We who once delighted in fornication now embrace self-control alone; we who once used magical arts have now dedicated ourselves to the good and unbegotten God; we who once loved the gain of money and possessions above all now bring even what we have into a common store and share with everyone in need; we who once hated and slew one another, and would not share hearth or table with those of another tribe because of their customs, now, after the appearing of Christ, live together at the same table, and pray for our enemies, and try to persuade those who unjustly hate us, so that they, living according to the good counsels of Christ, may be of good hope with us to obtain the same things from God who is Master of all. And lest we should seem to be deceiving you with subtleties, we have thought it good, before the proof, to recall a few of the teachings of Christ himself; and let it be yours, as mighty kings, to examine whether we have truly been taught and teach these things. Brief and concise were the words that came from him; for he was no sophist, but his word was the power of God.