Fundar 19332 Resultados para: És
Was it not I who made all these things?' (Acts 7, 50)
But you are a stubborn people, you hardened your hearts and closed your ears. You have always resisted the Holy Spirit just as your fathers did. (Acts 7, 51)
Was there a prophet whom your ancestors did not persecute? They killed those who announced the coming of the Just One whom you have now betrayed and murdered, (Acts 7, 52)
But he, full of the Holy Spirit, fixed his eyes on heaven and saw the glory of God and Jesus at God's right hand, (Acts 7, 55)
They brought him out of the city and stoned him, and the witnesses laid down their cloaks at the feet of a young man named Saul. (Acts 7, 58)
As they were stoning him, Stephen prayed saying: "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit." (Acts 7, 59)
Saul was there, approving his murder. This was the beginning of a great persecution against the Church in Jerusalem. All, except the apostles, were scattered throughout the region of Judea and Samaria. (Acts 8, 1)
Saul meanwhile was trying to destroy the Church; he entered house after house and dragged off men and women and had them put in jail. (Acts 8, 3)
For in cases of possession, the unclean spirits came out shrieking loudly. Many people who were paralyzed or crippled were healed. (Acts 8, 7)
All the people, from the last to the greatest, put their trust in him, saying, "This is the Power of God, the Great One." (Acts 8, 10)
But when they came to believe Philip who announced to them the Kingdom of God and Jesus Christ as Savior, both men and women were baptized. (Acts 8, 12)
Now, when the apostles in Jerusalem heard that the Samaritans had accepted the word of God, they sent Peter and John to them. (Acts 8, 14)
