Talált 1956 Eredmények: Tür

• Taking them before the magistrates they said, 'These people are causing a disturbance in our city. They are Jews (Acts 16, 20)

• Paul as usual went in and for three consecutive Sabbaths developed the arguments from scripture for them, (Acts 17, 2)

• however, they found only Jason and some of the brothers, and these they dragged before the city council, shouting, 'The people who have been turning the whole world upside down have come here now; (Acts 17, 6)

• Here the Jews were more noble-minded than those in Thessalonica, and they welcomed the word very readily; every day they studied the scriptures to check whether it was true. (Acts 17, 11)

• When they turned against him and started to insult him, he took his cloak and shook it out in front of them, saying, 'Your blood be on your own heads; from now on I will go to the gentiles with a clear conscience.' (Acts 18, 6)

• and at once they all turned on Sosthenes, the synagogue president, and beat him in front of the tribunal. Gallio refused to take any notice at all. (Acts 18, 17)

• An Alexandrian Jew named Apollos now arrived in Ephesus. He was an eloquent man, with a sound knowledge of the scriptures, and yet, (Acts 18, 24)

• by the energetic way he refuted the Jews in public, demonstrating from the scriptures that Jesus was the Christ. (Acts 18, 28)

• till the attitude of some of the congregation hardened into unbelief. As soon as they began attacking the Way in public, he broke with them and took his disciples apart to hold daily discussions in the lecture room of Tyrannus. (Acts 19, 9)

• It was during this time that a serious disturbance broke out in connection with the Way. (Acts 19, 23)

• When the disturbance was over, Paul sent for the disciples and, after speaking words of encouragement to them, said good -- bye and set out for Macedonia. (Acts 20, 1)

• urging both Jews and Greeks to turn to God and to believe in our Lord Jesus. (Acts 20, 21)