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Lyconian people calling Paul (Hermes)
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The Jerusalem conference to discuss
the Gentile issue |
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Sending for the Elders of Ephesus from Miletus |
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Herod being eaten by worms |
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Phillip and the Ethiopian eunuch |
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Pauls trial before festus |
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Paul asking if it is legal for them (romans) to flog a roman citizen? |
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The conversion of Cornelius |
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Events on the day of Pentecost where
about 3000 were saved |
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Paul preaching in the meeting of the Areopagus |
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Jews over (40 men) making an oath to kill Paul |
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Peter saying, "there is no other name under heaven
given to men by which we must be saved." |
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Gamaliel, a teacher of the law, giving the Sanhedrin advice to free apostles |
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The speech and death of stephen, a deacon |
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The conversion of Saul of Tarsus, who became paul |
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Agabus, the prophet, predicting a famine over the entire Roman Empire |
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Paul and Barnabas sent out on their first missionary journey by the Antioch Church |
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The healing of a lame man at the Gate called Beautiful |
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The start of the church in Corinth |
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The seven sons of sceva attacked by an evil spirit |
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The choosing of seven deacons to settle the food distribution issue |
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Phillip the evangelist and his four daughters
who had a gift of prophecy |
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Paul telling his conversion story before Agrippa |
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Paul and companions in a storm
and experiencing a shipwreck |
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Felix and his wife, Drusilla meeting with Paul |
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Where is "church" found in the bible |
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