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and the priest of Jupiter, Defender of the City, brought out bulls and wreaths to the gates, eager, like the multitude, to do sacrifice. (Acts 14, 12)
The apostles tore their garments when they heard of it; and both Barnabas and Paul ran out among the multitude, crying aloud: (Acts 14, 13)
Sirs, why are you doing all this? We too are mortal men like yourselves; the whole burden of our preaching is that you must turn away from follies like this to the worship of the living God, who made sky and earth and sea and all that is in them. (Acts 14, 14)
In the ages that are past, he has allowed Gentile folk everywhere to follow their own devices; (Acts 14, 15)
yet even so he has not left us without some proof of what he is; it is his bounty that grants us rain from heaven, and the seasons which give birth to our crops, so that we have nourishment and comfort to our heart’s desire. (Acts 14, 16)
With words like this they persuaded the people, not easily, to refrain from offering sacrifice to them. (Acts 14, 17)
But some of the Jews from Antioch and Iconium had followed them; these won over the multitude to their side, and they stoned Paul and dragged him out of the city, leaving him there for dead. (Acts 14, 18)
In that city too they preached, and made many disciples; then they returned to Lystra, Iconium and Antioch, (Acts 14, 20)
where they fortified the spirits of the disciples, encouraging them to be true to the faith, and telling them that we cannot enter the kingdom of heaven without many trials. (Acts 14, 21)
Then, with fasting and prayer, they appointed presbyters for them in each of the churches, and commended them to the care of the Lord in whom they had learned to believe. (Acts 14, 22)
So they passed through Pisidia, and reached Pamphylia. (Acts 14, 23)
They preached the word of the Lord in Perge, and went down to Attalia, (Acts 14, 24)
