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 1   1,  5     |         which we must be saved" (Acts 4:10, 12). This statement,
 2   1         |            We cannot but speak" (Acts 4:20)~
 3   2,  14    |          from sin. By performing acts of healing, he invites people
 4   2,  14    | salvation (cf. Lk 18:42-43). The acts of liberation from demonic
 5   2,  16    |         the world (cf. Mt 28:18; Acts 2:36; Eph 1:18-21). The
 6   2,  16    |       the name of Jesus Christ" (Acts 8:12). In Rome, we find
 7   2,  16    |         the Lord Jesus Christ'' (Acts 28:31). The first Christians
 8   3,  21    |     conversion of Cornelius (cf. Acts 10), in the decisions made
 9   3,  21    |     about emerging problems (cf. Acts 15) and in the choice of
10   3,  21    |   peoples to be evangelized (cf. Acts 16:6ff). The Spirit worked
11   3         |        to the end of the earth" (Acts 1:8)~
12   3,  23    |        to the end of the earth" (Acts 1:8). Secondly, there is
13   3,  23    |        as witness (cf. Lk 24:48; Acts 1:8), centered especially
14   3,  23    |         on the resurrection (cf. Acts 1:22). The missionary is
15   3,  24    |      witnesses and prophets (cf. Acts 1:8; 2:17-18). It fills
16   3,  24    |  farthest ends of the earth.~The Acts of the Apostles records
17   3,  24(33)|        enthusiasm or energy; cf. Acts 2:29; 4:13, 29, 31; 9:27-
18   3,  24    |        the Church's infancy (cf. Acts 2:22-39; 3:12-26; 4:9-12;
19   3,  24    |          go to the Gentiles (cf. Acts 13:46-48), a development
20   3,  24    |          become a Christian (cf. Acts 15:5-11, 28). From now on
21   3,  25    |        in Lystra and Athens (cf. Acts 14:15-17; 17:22-31) are
22   3,  25    |      quotes their own poets (cf. Acts 17:18, 26- 28). The God
23   3,  26    |       community takes shape (cf. Acts 2:42-47; 4:32-35).~One of
24   3,  26    |          of one heart and soul" (Acts 4:32), establishing fellowship
25   3,  26    |        goods "as they need" (cf. Acts 2:45; 4:35). The first communities,
26   3,  26    |       glad and generous hearts" (Acts 2:46), were open and missionary:
27   3,  26    |      favor with all the people" (Acts 2:47). Even before activity,
28   3,  27    |                          27. The Acts of the Apostles indicates
29   3,  27    |       converts the Gentiles (cf. Acts 2:46-47). Then there are
30   3,  27    |          to be "sent forth" (cf. Acts 13:1-4). In its origins,
31   3,  27    |    Apostolic Church.~Reading the Acts of the Apostles helps us
32   4,  37    |          those surroundings (cf. Acts 17:22-31). At that time
33   5,  45    |        As already mentioned, the Acts of the Apostles uses the
34   5,  45    |          so is the Holy Spirit" (Acts 5:32). He knows that he
35   5,  47    |       gift of the Holy Spirit'" (Acts 2:37-38). That very day
36   5,  47    |       sins may be blotted out!" (Acts 3:19)~Conversion to Christ
37   5,  51    |        needs of its members (cf. Acts 2:42-47). As Pope Paul VI
38   5,  57    |         only to the Father (cf.  Acts 1:7).~
39   6,  61    |        to the end of the earth" (Acts 1:8).~The Twelve are the
40   6,  61    |         and the other Apostles" (Acts 14, 37). It was thanks to
41   6,  61    |      missionaries to others (cf. Acts 13:2-3). The early Church
42   7,  77    |     through their preaching (cf. Acts 14:27).~
43   7         |        to give than to receive" (Acts 20:35)~
44   7,  85    |       obey God rather than men" (Acts 5:29).~
45   8         |          Lord and his Anointed" (Acts 4:26). Now, as then, we
46   8,  88    |     afraid...for I am with you" (Acts 18:9-10) - and who awaits
47 Conc,  92   |      Mary, the Mother of Jesus" (Acts 1:14), in order to pray