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• Some of them, however, who came from Cyprus and Cyrene, went to Antioch where they started preaching also to the Greeks, proclaiming the good news of the Lord Jesus to them. (Acts 11, 20)

• The Lord helped them, and a great number believed and were converted to the Lord. (Acts 11, 21)

• There he was glad to see for himself that God had given grace, and he urged them all to remain faithful to the Lord with heartfelt devotion; (Acts 11, 23)

• for he was a good man, filled with the Holy Spirit and with faith. And a large number of people were won over to the Lord. (Acts 11, 24)

• Barnabas then left for Tarsus to look for Saul, (Acts 11, 25)

• and one of them whose name was Agabus, seized by the Spirit, stood up and predicted that a severe and universal famine was going to happen. This in fact happened while Claudius was emperor. (Acts 11, 28)

• The disciples decided to send relief, each to contribute what he could afford, to the brothers living in Judaea. (Acts 11, 29)

• All the time Peter was under guard the church prayed to God for him unremittingly. (Acts 12, 5)

• On the night before Herod was to try him, Peter was sleeping between two soldiers, fastened with two chains, while guards kept watch at the main entrance to the prison. (Acts 12, 6)

• Then suddenly an angel of the Lord stood there, and the cell was filled with light. He tapped Peter on the side and woke him. 'Get up!' he said, 'Hurry!' -- and the chains fell from his hands. (Acts 12, 7)

• They passed through the first guard post and then the second and reached the iron gate leading to the city. This opened of its own accord; they went through it and had walked the whole length of one street when suddenly the angel left him. (Acts 12, 10)

• It was only then that Peter came to himself. And he said, 'Now I know it is all true. The Lord really did send his angel and save me from Herod and from all that the Jewish people were expecting.' (Acts 12, 11)