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This is a picture of the newly selected apostle Matthias.

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The narrative transitions from Jesus on earth to the early church, detailing Jesus' rising, his instructions to the apostles to wait in Jerusalem for the Holy Spirit, and the selection of a new apostle - Matthias - to replace Judas Iscariot.

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Matthias, Judas, Mary mother of Jesus, Peter, John, James, Andrew, Philip, Thomas, Bartholomew, Matthew, James son of Alphaeus, Simon the Zealot, Judas son of James, David, and Joseph called Barsabbas

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Peter and John went to a temple and saw a lame man who asked for money from them. Peter then said, "I have no silver nor gold." But then he said, "In the name of Jesus walk and the lame man did. Then the man started run and praising God. When the people recognized the man who had been lame, and saw him running and walking they left wondering what had happened. Acts 3:1-10

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The challenges faced were Peter believing that God would give him that strength to do that miracle and trusting in him.

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Peter, John, and the lame man named Beautiful

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Peter from the bible heals a lame Beggar

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The people were disturbed because the apostles were teaching about the dead and they seized peter and john and they put them in jail for the night for interrupting them. Acts 4:2-4

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the people put john and peter in jail Acts 4:3

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the priests, temple guard, annas, Caiaphas and alexander. Acts 4:1 and Acts 4: 6

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Jerusalem, specifically the Temple and the Sanhedrin's chambers

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In Acts 6: 1 When the disciples were increasing a compliant arose against the Hebrews. In Acts 6: verses 2-4 The apostles thought it was needed to address the complaint. That the disciples chose seven men to oversee the daily ministry. In verses 5-6 The men that were chosen Stephen, Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicholas were presented to the Apostles. In verses 10-15 They arise against Stephen and falsely accusing him about speaking against God, Moses and the Temple

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Stephen, Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas

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Phillip went to Samaria and when crowds heard Phillip. They heard shrikes of paralyzed spirts then they got healed.

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One day a big persecution broke out against the church in Jerusalem and all except the apostles were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria. godly men began to bury Stephen and mourned deeply for him. But Saul began to destroy the church going from house to house he drag both men and woman out of their houses. The people who were scattered were preaching the word wherever they went Philip began to preach about the Messiah. The people paid close attention. The people brought out the lame and paralyzed but philip healed them. And there was great joy in the city. Acts:8:1-11

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Saul was persecuting Christians when Jesus came down to him and made him blind and he could not eat or drink for 3 days then he went to a house and Ananias helped heal Saul and then baptised Saul. I found this on Acts 9:1-19.

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Saul became blind and could not eat or drink for 3 days.

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Saul encountered Jesus the risen lord and Ananias.

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Here Paul taught the first Christians at Antioch. Agabus predicted that famine would happen because the Spirit told them. Then Paul and Barnabas sent food to the elders.

Acts 11:25-30

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There is going to be a famine, so they have to give food.

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Paul said to Elymas was a child of the devil and that he was filled with all kinds of trickery and he has to change his soul purposed and selfish acts. Acts 13:10

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Elymas was a child of the devil and they needed to set him strait.

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Barnabas, Simon, Lucius and Manaen Acts 13:1

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In the Iconium Paul and Barnabas went to the synagogue and preached. They also did miracles and made a man with crippled legs walk.

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The people wanted to stone them, but they heard and left the city.

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Paul and Barnabas went up to Jerusalem to ask Elders and Apostles about a question that some people had told believers they challenged them and talked through the word with them. Acts 15:1-21

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Going to Jerusalem to see the council there because of a debate with people from Judea and Antioch who thought this question was true, " Unless you are circumcised, according to the custom taught by Moses, you can not be saved 

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Elders, apostles, James, and people from Judea and Antioch.

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Paul had a vision on the man of Macedonia

Veres 6-11 Paul was traveling trough Asia when then went to the border of Mysia he had a dream about the man of Macedonia hey tried to enter Bithynia, but the Spirit of Jesus would not allow them to. Acts:16:6-11

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He had to go to Macedonia which is far away.

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Paul was going to go to leave to go to Athens. But the Jews were going to plot against him because her was not adhering to the Mosaic Law. So He left to Macedonia. While he was in Macedonia he was waiting for Silas and Timothy so he started preaching to the people and the believed him. He then left after that he went to Athens.

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THESSALONICA - Paul and his companions were walking and they found a Jewish synagogue. He was explaining the Messiah's death and how he rose. The Jews were persuaded that the Messiah is real so they told the city and they were mad because they thought there was no other king named Jesus. when the crowd heard this they threw the city officials into turmoil.

BEREA - the believers sent Paul and Silas away to Berea. on the way there they went to the Jewish synagogue. But when the Jews found out that Paul was preaching the words of God at Berea some of them went there to. The Jews agitated the crowd.

ATHENS - those who escorted Paul brought him to Athens. While Paul was waiting for Silas and Timothy he was greatly distressed to see that the city was full of idols. They took Paul to a meeting and they said were are you learning about this Messiah. So all they were doing was talking about the Messiah. Paul Said "People Of Athens", There is only one Lord and it is God. He said that he made you and you and the WHOLE EARTH! He said one day God will come and Judge the world with justice. He has given proof by rising from the dead. He got up and some of the council left as followers of Jesus. ACTS: 17: 1-34

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Everyone not believing that Jesus was real

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Paul tried to persuade the Jews and Greeks to Christianity and he had a vision.

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 Because he talked about God, a united attack on Paul was formed.

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Aquilla ,Pontus ,Cladius ,Percilla, Gallio

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When Paul was walking he saw some disciples and asked "Did you receive the Holy Spirit?" They said that they have never even heard of the Holy Spirit. So, Paul asked what baptism they had done. They said that they had Johns baptism. Paul entered the synagogue and spoke boldly for three months. Over the three months he argued about the kingdom of God, but some didn't believe that he was correct. So Paul left them. He had discussions daily in the lecture hall of Tyrannus. He did this for two years so that the Greeks , and the Jews could hear about the word of the lord. God did many great things through Paul even so if he touched an apron it would be taken to the sick and they could be cured, and the evil spirits will leave them. Some Jews went around trying to drive away evil spirits and the man that had the evil spirit jumped on them and over powered them he had hurt them so bad that they ran out out of the house bleeding. When the people of this town found out they were full of fear. The name of Lord Jesus was honored their. After this took place Paul went to Jerusalem. A man named Demetrius came and brought in lots of business he had called the crafts men and talked to them. He said that Gods that are made by human hands are not Gods at all which angered them all. They kept shouting and begin riot, and they all wanted Paul to come back finally the city clerk left.

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The people where mad because of the clerk in the town

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In verses 1-10 Paul Was ordered to be struck by a high priest. then Paul cleverly exploits the division between the Pharisees and Sadducees. then in verses 12-22 then 40 Jews tried to kill Paul and didn't eat until they succeed Then Paul's nephew informed a roman commander who was able to ruin their plans. then in verses 23-35 Then the roman commander sent it to a governor and he explained it to him and they saw that Paul was not guilty

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Paul's Nephew Governor and a roman commander

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In the book of Acts, one morning a group of Jews formed to make a plan to kill Paul because Paul is saying that there's NOT gonna be another messiah that the Lord is the ONLY one that is a King. When the Jews were about to kill Paul Claudius Lysias, a Roman tribune, and his soldiers saved Paul from being killed by a Jewish mob. Lysias intervened after Paul was arrested and was about to be lynched. He recognized Paul's Roman citizenship and took him into custody to investigate the charges against him.

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Paul was trying to be killed numerous times by the Jews and was investigated.

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Governor Felix, Claudius Lysias, Paul, and a group of Jews.

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Festus is trying to kill and ambush Paul and they want to kill him and he is going to be held at Ceaser so that when there planning on trying to kill him and Festus who is going there he said to bring some of his leaders to help him if he has done anything wrong next Festus went to court and brought Paul into court and Paul said he has done nothing to break the Jewish law or against the temple and they brought many serious charges which they couldn`t completely prove were correct

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Festus wants to ambush him and is taking some leaders to help him and kill him if he has done anything wrong 

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Paul had to go to court because he believed in Jesus. He went to court before Festus and King Agrippa. They wanted to kill Paul when he didn't do anything wrong.

ACTS-25:6-24

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bibical pqul in front of peoplr at court

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Drawing of Paul sailing from Caesarea Maritima to Roman Judea

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Adriatic Sea in the Mediterranean / Rome

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Adriatic Sea in the Mediterranean / Rome

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Paul sailed from Caesarea Maritima to Roman Judea on a ship bound for Italy, because he had appealed his case to Caesar, after being accused of crimes by the Jews. Acts 27

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When sailing, the winds were against them, they made slow headway for many days, sailing had become dangerous because it was after the day of atonement.

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On his way to Rome, Paul gets caught in a storm on the prisoner ship. He urges the prisoners to eat and has enough bread for all. Acts 27:1-44

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Paul is being held prisoner and taken to Rome. His fellow prisoners are being treated badly.

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Information from Acts verses 28: 1-31

Before he was in Rome, Paul arrived on the island of Malta. The islanders showed him unusual kindness, and he got bit by a snake and survived. Then, he healed the sick people on the island. Once that was done, he sailed on to Rome, and when he got there, he was allowed to stay by himself with a guard. Paul soon preached at Rome. He convinced the Romans that he had done no crime. Soon, a large amount of people came to see preach about the kingdom of God, Jesus, the Law of Moses, and even more. For two whole years Paul stayed in his rented house, preaching and teaching about the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Had to convince the Romans he wasn't guilty.

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Romans, islanders on the island of Malta, and sick people.

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Creating Our Missionary Journey Story

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A location he visited

What happened there

People he met

Challenges he faced

3. Read other posts before adding yours to continue the story

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Paul was welcomed warmly from brothers and sisters. The next day Paul and the rest of them went to go visit James, and all the elders were present.  Paul greeted them and reported in detail what God had done among the Gentiles through his ministry.