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like the good man he was, full of the Holy Spirit, full of faith; a great multitude was thus won over to the Lord. (Acts 11, 24)
Suddenly an angel of the Lord stood over him, and a light shone in his cell. He smote Peter on the side, to rouse him; Quick, he said, rise up; and thereupon the chains fell from his hands. (Acts 12, 7)
At this, Peter came to himself. Now I can tell for certain, he said, that the Lord has sent his angel, to deliver me out of Herod’s hands, and from all that the people of the Jews hoped to see. (Acts 12, 11)
Calling for silence by a gesture of his hand, he told them how the Lord had delivered him from prison; Give news of this, he said, to James and the rest of the brethren. And so he left them, and went elsewhere.✻ (Acts 12, 17)
And immediately the angel of the Lord smote him, for not referring the glory to God; and he was eaten up by worms, and so died. (Acts 12, 23)
and said; Child of the devil, versed in all trickery and cunning, enemy of all honest dealing, wilt thou never have done with trying to twist the straight paths of the Lord? (Acts 13, 10)
See, then, if the hand of the Lord does not fall upon thee now. Thou shalt become blind, and see the sun no more for a while. At this, a dark mist fell upon him, and he had to go about looking for someone to lead him by the hand. (Acts 13, 11)
And now the governor, seeing what had happened, and overcome with awe at the Lord’s teaching, learned to believe. (Acts 13, 12)
This, after all, is the charge the Lord has given us, I have appointed thee to be a light for the Gentiles, that thou mayst bring salvation to the ends of the earth.✻ (Acts 13, 47)
The Gentiles were rejoiced to hear this, and praised the word of the Lord; and they found faith, all those of them who were destined to eternal life. (Acts 13, 48)
And the word of the Lord spread far and wide all through the country. (Acts 13, 49)
For a long time, then, they remained there, speaking boldly in the Lord’s name, while he attested the preaching of his grace by allowing signs and wonders to be performed by their means; (Acts 14, 3)
