Acts of the Apostles
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| Name and Summary | Pages |
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This chapter depicts the period after Jesus' resurrection when His followers await the promised Holy Spirit and prepare to begin their mission. | 3 |
This chapter describes the dramatic event of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles, enabling them to speak in various languages and attract a diverse crowd. | 4 |
This chapter describes Peter and John healing a beggar lame from birth at the temple, leading to a large crowd gathering in amazement. | 2 |
This chapter describes the early apostles' bold testimony about Jesus Christ following their arrest by religious authorities in Jerusalem. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the early Christian community's experiences with divine signs, persecution, and bold proclamation of Jesus despite opposition. | 4 |
This chapter describes how the early church addressed disagreements among its members by appointing seven men to oversee daily distribution, allowing the apostles to focus on prayer and teaching. | 2 |
This chapter recounts Stephen's speech to the Sanhedrin, where he reviews Israel's history from Abraham to Moses, emphasizing their recurrent disobedience and rejection of God's messengers. | 5 |
This chapter describes the widespread persecution of the early church in Jerusalem following the death of Stephen, which led to the scattering of believers who then preached the gospel in Samaria and beyond. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Saulās dramatic conversion experience on the road to Damascus, where he encounters Jesus and is blinded, leading to his baptism and the beginning of his mission. | 4 |
This chapter recounts the pivotal moment when God reveals to Peter that salvation is available to the Gentiles through faith in Jesus Christ, demonstrated by the Spirit falling on Cornelius and his household. | 4 |
This chapter describes how the Gospel was extended to the Gentiles through Peterās vision and subsequent acceptance by the Jerusalem church, emphasizing God's inclusive plan of salvation. | 3 |
This chapter describes Herod's violent persecution of the church, including the arrest and miraculous rescue of Peter, and Herodās subsequent death after accepting divine glory. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the commissioning and missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas, as they are led by the Holy Spirit to preach the gospel in Cyprus and Asia Minor. | 5 |
This chapter recounts Paul and Barnabas's missionary journey, highlighting their teaching, miracles, and the mixed reactions they faced. | 3 |
This chapter recounts the Council of Jerusalem where early church leaders debated whether Gentile believers needed to be circumcised and adhere to the Law of Moses for salvation. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paul and Silas's journey to Macedonia, where they encounter Lydia and a slave girl, leading to their imprisonment and subsequent miraculous release. | 4 |
This chapter describes Paul's efforts to spread the gospel in Thessalonica, Beroea, and Athens, where he encountered both acceptance and opposition. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paul's missionary journey in Corinth and Ephesus, highlighting his initial work with Priscilla and Aquila, his preaching to both Jews and Gentiles, and the opposition he faced. | 3 |
This chapter describes Paulās early ministry in Ephesus, including the conversion of some disciples, his teaching about the Holy Spirit, and the powerful miracles he performed. | 4 |
This chapter describes Paul's journey to Macedonia, Greece, and his farewell to the Ephesian elders, emphasizing his dedication and perseverance in his mission. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paul's journey to Jerusalem, his interactions with local believers, and the ensuing events that lead to his arrest. | 4 |
This chapter recounts Paulās defense before the crowd in Jerusalem, detailing his background, conversion experience, and divine commissioning. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paul's trial before the Jewish council, his subsequent division between the Pharisees and Sadducees, and the plot by Jewish adversaries to kill him, which prompts Roman intervention to ensure his safety. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paulās trial before Governor Felix, where he defends himself against accusations from the Jewish authorities. | 2 |
This chapter recounts Paulās trial before Festus and King Agrippa, highlighting political maneuvers and legal proceedings. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paulās defense before King Agrippa, where he explains his past persecution of Christians, his dramatic encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, and his subsequent mission to both Jews and Gentiles to proclaim repentance and faith in Christ. | 3 |
This chapter recounts Paul's perilous journey to Italy, highlighting a violent storm, shipwreck, and God's reassurance through an angel. | 4 |
This chapter describes Paul's arrival in Malta, his healing miracles on the island, and his subsequent journey to Rome where he continues to evangelize. | 3 |