The document summarizes the key events from each chapter of the book of Acts in the Bible. It describes how the apostles spread the gospel message after Jesus' ascension, starting in Jerusalem and eventually reaching Rome. Key figures like Peter, Paul, Stephen, Philip, and others preached boldly despite facing opposition and persecution. Through signs, wonders, and the power of the Holy Spirit, many people believed and the early Christian church continued to grow.
The document summarizes the key events from each chapter of the book of Acts in the Bible. It describes how the apostles spread the gospel message after Jesus' ascension, starting in Jerusalem and eventually reaching Rome. Key figures like Peter, Paul, Stephen, Philip, and others preached boldly despite facing opposition and persecution. Through signs, wonders, and the power of the Holy Spirit, many people believed and the early Christian church continued to grow.
The document summarizes the key events from each chapter of the book of Acts in the Bible. It describes how the apostles spread the gospel message after Jesus' ascension, starting in Jerusalem and eventually reaching Rome. Key figures like Peter, Paul, Stephen, Philip, and others preached boldly despite facing opposition and persecution. Through signs, wonders, and the power of the Holy Spirit, many people believed and the early Christian church continued to grow.
The document summarizes the key events from each chapter of the book of Acts in the Bible. It describes how the apostles spread the gospel message after Jesus' ascension, starting in Jerusalem and eventually reaching Rome. Key figures like Peter, Paul, Stephen, Philip, and others preached boldly despite facing opposition and persecution. Through signs, wonders, and the power of the Holy Spirit, many people believed and the early Christian church continued to grow.
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Acts
Acts10: Cornelius sent for Peter. The Lord said to
Peter, "Do not call them unclean." Peter preached to the Gentiles and the Spirit fell.
Acts20: We sailed to Troas. Paul raised Eutychus
after he fell from the window. Paul encouraged the Ephesian elders to care for the flock.
Acts11: Some in Jerusalem criticised Peter. He
said, "The Spirit told me to go." Many in Antioch believed. Barnabas and Saul taught there.
Acts21: Paul was warned not to go to Jerusalem.
He said, "I am ready to die." We went there and saw James. Paul was arrested in the temple.
Acts12: Herod killed James and arrested Peter.
The church prayed earnestly. An angel led Peter out of prison. An angel struck Herod down.
Acts22: Paul said, "Jesus appeared to me and
sent me to the Gentiles." The crowd threw dust. Paul told the tribune, "I am a Roman citizen."
Acts13: Paul and Barnabas proclaimed the word.
Paul said, "God has sent a Saviour, Jesus, as he promised." The Jews stirred up persecution.
Acts23: Paul caused a dissension between the
Pharisees and Sadducees. The Jews plotted to kill him. The tribune sent him to governor Felix.
Acts14: Many believed at Iconium. The crowd at
Lystra wanted to worship Paul, then they stoned him. Paul and Barnabas returned to Antioch.
Acts24: Tertullus accused Paul before Felix. Paul
said, "I simply went to worship in the temple." Felix kept Paul in prison for two years.
Acts15: Some men taught circumcision for the
Gentiles. Peter said, "God gave the Spirit with no distinction." Paul and Barnabas separated.
Acts25: Festus arrived and summoned Paul. Paul
said, "I appeal to Caesar." Festus brought Paul before King Agrippa to decide the charges.
Acts16: Paul took Timothy with him. We baptised
Lydia in Philippi. Paul was imprisoned and there was an earthquake. The jailer was baptised.
Acts26: Paul said, "I opposed the name of Jesus.
He appeared to me and made me a witness." Agrippa said, "This man could have been freed."
Acts17: They taught in Thessalonica and Berea.
In Athens Paul said, "I proclaim the God who gives life to all. He will judge the world."
Acts27: We set sail for Rome. A storm struck and
all hope was lost. Paul said, "Take heart, we must run aground." Everyone reached land.
Acts8: Philip proclaimed Christ in Samaria. A
magician offered money for the gift of the Spirit. Philip baptised an Ethiopian official.
Acts18: Paul taught in Corinth for a year and a
half. He went to Ephesus with Priscilla and Aquila. Priscilla and Aquila taught Apollos.
Acts9: Saul went to arrest the believers. Jesus
said, "Why do you persecute me?" Saul was baptised and began preaching. Peter raised Dorcas.
Acts19: Paul laid his hands on the disciples at
Ephesus to receive the Holy Spirit. Demetrius, a silversmith, started a riot in the city.
Acts28: On Malta Paul healed all who had
diseases. We came to Rome. Paul lived under house arrest. He proclaimed the kingdom of God to all.
Acts1: Jesus said, "You will receive the Spirit and
be my witnesses." He was taken up in a cloud. The believers cast lots to replace Judas. Acts2: At Pentecost they were filled with the Spirit. Peter told the crowd, "You crucified Jesus but God has made him Lord." 3,000 believed. Acts3: Peter and John healed a lame man at the temple. Peter told the people, "Faith in Jesus has healed this man. Repent of your sins." Acts4: They were taken before the rulers. Peter and John said, "We cannot stop speaking about Jesus." The believers prayed for boldness. Acts5: Ananias and Sapphira told a lie and fell dead. An angel released the apostles from prison. Gamaliel advised, "Leave these men alone." Acts6: The disciples chose seven men to distribute food. Some from the synagogue disputed with Stephen. They took him before the council. Acts7: Stephen said, "Brothers, God called Abraham and appeared to Moses. You killed the Righteous One." They were enraged and stoned him.