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• They did as they were told; they went into the Temple at dawn and began to preach. When the high priest arrived, he and his supporters convened the Sanhedrin -- this was the full Senate of Israel -- and sent to the gaol for them to be brought. (Acts 5, 21)

• But when the officials arrived at the prison they found they were not inside, so they went back and reported, (Acts 5, 22)

• 'We found the gaol securely locked and the warders on duty at the gates, but when we unlocked the door we found no one inside.' (Acts 5, 23)

• When the captain of the Temple and the chief priests heard this news they wondered what could be happening. (Acts 5, 24)

• Then a man arrived with fresh news. 'Look!' he said, 'the men you imprisoned are in the Temple. They are standing there preaching to the people.' (Acts 5, 25)

• The captain went with his men and fetched them -- though not by force, for they were afraid that the people might stone them. (Acts 5, 26)

• 'We gave you a strong warning', he said, 'not to preach in this name, and what have you done? You have filled Jerusalem with your teaching, and seem determined to fix the guilt for this man's death on us.' (Acts 5, 28)

• In reply Peter and the apostles said, 'Obedience to God comes before obedience to men; (Acts 5, 29)

• it was the God of our ancestors who raised up Jesus, whom you executed by hanging on a tree. (Acts 5, 30)

• By his own right hand God has now raised him up to be leader and Saviour, to give repentance and forgiveness of sins through him to Israel. (Acts 5, 31)

• We are witnesses to this, we and the Holy Spirit whom God has given to those who obey him.' (Acts 5, 32)

• One member of the Sanhedrin, however, a Pharisee called Gamaliel, who was a teacher of the Law respected by the whole people, stood up and asked to have the men taken outside for a time. (Acts 5, 34)