Illusions You Can Make Bundle 1 Download

Titles include:

• Paper to Money
  A blank piece of paper is shown, folded into a small pack, and then opened back up to reveal it has changed to a dollar bill. You may not have a lot, but you can give what you have. 2 Cor. 8:12
• Number Prediction
  A prediction is made and sealed in an envelope. A volunteer chooses a number. After two quick steps, the final number is revealed to be exactly the same as the prediction in the sealed envelope. We can't really predict anything, but there is one thing we can know! 1 Thes. 4:17
• Vanishing Glass
  A solid drinking glass is displayed on top of a table. After being covered with napkins, the glass is apparently flattened and then shown to have completely vanished! Life is breif. Love while you're here. James 4:14
• Magic Paper Bag
  An empty paper bag is shown as an illustration of an empty life. That “life” is then filled with pieces of paper representing the difficulties and problems of this world. Each piece of paper has a different negative word written on it. The words on the paper are then transformed from negative things, into the fruits of the spirit as a representation of how our lives can be filled with the good things of Christ. Galatians 5:22
• The Right Choice
  Three volunteers are given a free choice of four numbered envelopes. The remaining envelope is kept by the performer. When the envelopes are opened, it is revealed that the ultimate prize is in the hands of the performer. Joshua 24:15
• Impossible Penetration
  Two rubber bands are “locked” together illustrating the fact that we all face barriers that seem impossible to get through. Then, the rubber bands seemingly pass through one another right before the eyes of your audience. Ephesians 3:20
• Three Ropes to One
  Three ropes are displayed. Each rope is tied into a separate circle. When all three circles are tossed into the air, they appear to transform into one large circle. We are all one body in Christ. 1 Cor. 12:27
• Cut and Restrawed
  A piece of string is threaded through a straw and is clearly seen to be hanging out of both ends. The straw is then cut in half, apparently cutting the string as well. A moment later both pieces of the straw are seen separately, but the string is now restored. Romans 3:23; Romans 6:23; John 14:6
• Envelope Prediction
  An audience member is shown three sheets of paper (numbered 1, 2, and 3) and asked to freely choose one of the numbers. The presenter is able to immediately reveal that the predicted number was selected. Jeremiah 29:11
• Walking Through Paper
  A normal piece of paper is displayed. Then, a hole is cut in the paper large enough for a person to walk through. With God, anything is possible. Luke 1:37

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