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But Peter answered, 'Certainly not, Lord; I have never yet eaten anything profane or unclean.' (Acts 10, 14)
Peter was still at a loss over the meaning of the vision he had seen, when the men sent by Cornelius arrived. They had asked where Simon's house was and they were now standing at the door, (Acts 10, 17)
Peter went down and said to them, 'I am the man you are looking for; why have you come?' (Acts 10, 21)
They said, 'The centurion Cornelius, who is an upright and God-fearing man, highly regarded by the entire Jewish people, was told by God through a holy angel to send for you and bring you to his house and to listen to what you have to say.' (Acts 10, 22)
They reached Caesarea the following day, and Cornelius was waiting for them. He had asked his relations and close friends to be there, (Acts 10, 24)
and as Peter reached the house Cornelius went out to meet him, fell at his feet and did him reverence. (Acts 10, 25)
and Peter said to them, 'You know it is forbidden for Jews to mix with people of another race and visit them; but God has made it clear to me that I must not call anyone profane or unclean. (Acts 10, 28)
That is why I made no objection to coming when I was sent for; but I should like to know exactly why you sent for me.' (Acts 10, 29)
Cornelius replied, 'At this time three days ago I was in my house saying the prayers for the ninth hour, when I suddenly saw a man in front of me in shining robes. (Acts 10, 30)
He said, "Cornelius, your prayer has been heard and your charitable gifts have not been forgotten by God; (Acts 10, 31)
So I sent for you at once, and you have been kind enough to come. Here we all are, assembled in front of you to hear all the instructions God has given you.' (Acts 10, 33)
'God sent his word to the people of Israel, and it was to them that the good news of peace was brought by Jesus Christ -- he is the Lord of all. (Acts 10, 36)
