The World English Bible (WEB): Acts

"The World English Bible (WEB): Acts" by Anonymous is a religious text written in the early centuries of the Christian era. This work recounts the actions and teachings of the apostles following Jesus Christ's resurrection, particularly focusing on the ministries of Peter and Paul as they spread the message of Christianity. The narrative encompasses themes of faith, miracles, persecution, and the growth of the early Church. At the start of "Acts," the author addresses a figure named Theophilus, setting the scene with the last teachings of Jesus before his ascension and the promise of the Holy Spirit. The apostles are instructed to wait in Jerusalem for this empowerment. The narrative progresses to the Day of Pentecost, where the apostles receive the Holy Spirit and begin to speak in various languages, leading to the conversion of thousands. Peter emerges as a key figure, boldly preaching about Jesus’ resurrection and calling the people to repentance. The opening portion establishes the foundation for a transformative period in Christian history, indicating that the message of Christ will soon spread far beyond its original followers. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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