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What is known for saul that spread his belief of christ death and resurrection?
Everything you need to know about this topic is found in Acts chapter 22 where Paul tells his story about how he met Jesus and how his life was transformed.
How does grover react when Percy tells him about the yarn cutting?
he gets upset and frightened
How did the phrase baptism of fire come about?
Acts: chapter 19, verses 4 to 7 tells you about the baptism of fire of the apostles of Jesus Christ.
What chapter in Acts did Paul get arrested?
Paul The Apostle was arrested in Caesarea.
What book in the Bible tells of the fate of James?
Acts tells of the fate of James the brother of John and son of Zebedee. The other James, who wrote the short book that bears his name and was a leader in the New Testament church, - his death date is not mentioned in Acts.
What is the Masonic word in the Bible in Acts Chapter 1?
There is no peculiarly Masonic word in Acts Chapter 1.
Was Jesus crucified before Matthias became a disciple?
The first chapter of Acts (Acts 1:1-26) tells us that Jesus had died and been resurrected before Matthias was chosen as an apostle to replace Judas.
What book of the Bible tells about the apostles of Acts?
acts
What chapter of the book of acts was saul comverted?
Chapter 9
Where was Stephen stoned to death?
Stephen was stoned to death in Jerusalem, outside the city walls. This event is recorded in the Bible in the Book of Acts, chapter 7.
What Book in the New Testament tells of the establishment of the first Christian Church?
Roman Catholic AnswerThe Book of Acts tells about the establishment of the Church. It tells about the early Christian community, the first sermons, the earliest missions, the first martyrdom, the Church in Jerusalem. The foundation of the Church in Antioch is described in chapter 11; the first ecumenical Council (of which Vatican Council II was the latest) is described in chapter 13, etc.
Who is the man said yes to Stephen's death?
Saul (later known as the apostle Paul) was the man who gave approval for Stephen's death by stoning. This event is recorded in the Bible in the book of Acts, chapter 7.
