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• And they had Peter and John brought into their presence, and asked them, By what power, in whose name, have such men as you done this? (Acts 4, 7)

• If it is over kindness done to a cripple, and the means by which he has been restored, that we are called in question, (Acts 4, 9)

• here is news for you and for the whole people of Israel. You crucified Jesus Christ, the Nazarene, and God raised him from the dead; it is through his name that this man stands before you restored. (Acts 4, 10)

• He is that stone, rejected by you, the builders, that has become the chief stone at the corner.✻ (Acts 4, 11)

• Salvation is not to be found elsewhere; this alone of all the names under heaven has been appointed to men as the one by which we must needs be saved. (Acts 4, 12)

• Seeing the boldness of Peter and John, and discovering that they were simple men, without learning, they were astonished, and recognized them now as having been in Jesus’ company. (Acts 4, 13)

• They could find no answer to make, with the man who had been healed standing there beside them; (Acts 4, 14)

• so they ordered them out of the council-chamber, and conferred together. (Acts 4, 15)

• What are we to do with these men? they asked. It is commonly known among all the people of Jerusalem that a notable miracle has been done by their means, and we are powerless to deny it. (Acts 4, 16)

• But the news must not spread any further; we must deter them by threats from preaching to anybody in this man’s name again. (Acts 4, 17)

• At this, Peter and John answered them, Judge for yourselves whether it would be right for us, in the sight of God, to listen to your voice instead of God’s. (Acts 4, 19)

• It is impossible for us to refrain from speaking of what we have seen and heard. (Acts 4, 20)