Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,4  |  According to the account in the Acts of the Apostles, when the
 2   1,1,4  |       some~man should guide me? (Acts 8:30-31). Philip instructed
 3   1,1,5  |   library, gathered together the acts of the kings, the prophets,
 4   1,1,5  |     descended on the Apos-~tles (Acts 2). At that time none of
 5   1,1,5  |        the .Apocalypse.) and the Acts of the Apos-~tles are of
 6   1,1,5  |        of this, more later). The Acts of the Apos-~tles, written
 7   1,1,6  |           The 4 Gospels ~7 . The Acts and the Epistles ~8 . Epistles
 8   1,2,2  |       all the face of the earth (Acts 17:26). The account of the
 9   1,2,2  |        council of Jerusalem (cf. Acts 15). ~ This book deals with
10   1,2,2  |           where the providential acts of the Lord in the life
11   1,2,2  |         Num. 33:2, Deut. 31:24). Acts ~7:22 tells us that “Moses
12   1,2,2  |        Matt. 19:7; Mark 10:3-4; ~Acts 3:22; 7:37). ~ ~ ~
13   1,2,3  |     truth this is the ~Prophet. ~Acts 3:20-23 [Deacon Stephen
14   1,2,3  |         have the light of life. ~Acts 13:47-48 For so hath the
15   1,3,5  |     events in both kingdoms: the acts of kings, heroic feats of
16   1,3,5  |     familiar with the lives ~and acts of these prophets. ~ Despite
17   1,5,1  |        the Maker. As regards the acts of men, God has given us
18   1,5,1  |         lives to salvation. ~ If acts of a person are determined
19   1,5,1  |       shows him what his certain acts lead to, what ~snares the
20   1,5,1  |        Messiah, His personality, acts and miracles. To avoid repetition,
21   1,5,5  |           42:1-~4) and His other acts, which are discussed in
22   1,5,5  |        the Jews and the symbolic acts mimicking the fall of Jerusalem (
23   1,5,5  |       Nothing is known about the acts of the prophet Daniel during
24   1,5,6  |          34, Daniel 9:24-27 (See Acts ~13:34). ~ ~Gentiles Called
25   1,5,7  |      nantly heralded Him and His acts (see the brochure .The Old
26   1,Add,7|       word of~the grace of God” (Acts 20:32). ~ Like a living
27   1,Add,0|      records ~first of all God's acts and mighty deeds, Magnalia
28   1,Add,0|          a record of the ~divine acts, not so much a presentation
29   1,Add,0|         Peter as an eye-witness (Acts 2:32: “whereof we are all
30   1,Add,1|       revelation of the .God who acts.. And this was determinative
31   2,1,2  |     Solomon’s Porch (John 10:23;~Acts 3:11; 5:12). The area immediately
32   2,1,2  |    Beautiful Gate referred to in Acts 3:2-10. At each of these
33   2,1,2  |      places for prayer meetings (Acts 3:1). The teaching done
34   2,1,4  |          early~Jerusalem church (Acts 2:1).~Feast of Trumpets (
35   2,1,8  |       false messiahs had arisen (Acts 5:36-37), who, while enticing~
36   2,2,3  |          book of Revelation. The Acts of~the Apostles was written
37   2,2,5  |         mentioned in the~book of Acts as one of the women most
38   2,2,5  |         24:13-33).~Also from the Acts of the Apostles, it is evident
39   2,2,5  |       for whom he then~wrote the Acts of the Apostles, a seeming
40   2,2,5  |         narratives (Luke 1:3~and Acts 1:1-2). Incidentally, he
41   2,2,5  |         mentioned in the~book of Acts and for which St. Luke gives
42   2,2,5  |         was written prior to the Acts of the Apostles, which seemingly
43   2,2,5  |       the Gospel’s continuation (Acts 1:1). The book of Acts ends
44   2,2,5  |           Acts 1:1). The book of Acts ends with a narrative of
45   2,2,5  |       two year ministry in Rome (Acts 28:30). This took place
46   2,3    |                   3. The Book of Acts and Ecumenical Epistles.~
47   2,3,1  |        circumstances~the Book of Acts and Apostolic Epistles were
48   2,3,2  |                      The Book of Acts.~This Book of the Holy Apostles
49   2,3,2  |       chapters are~read from the Acts. It is for this same reason
50   2,3,2  |          daily Liturgies.~By the Acts’ author’s own citation (
51   2,3,2  |           author’s own citation (Acts 1:1-3), this is his second
52   2,3,2  |        conclude that the Book of Acts was, by~its nature, written
53   2,3,2  |        according to Luke and the Acts. Reference to the Book of
54   2,3,2  |         Reference to the Book of Acts~can be found in the writings
55   2,3,2  |        as “Peshito.”~The Book of Acts describes the events from
56   2,3,2  |         In this way, the~Book of Acts paints a picture of how
57   2,3,2  |   eastern Europe.~In the Book of Acts, we see the fulfillment
58   2,3,2  |      period of time. The Book of Acts clearly testifies that~the
59   2,3,2  |  persecuting Christ’s followers, Acts 5:38-39).~The narratives
60   2,3,2  | principles of “through council” (Acts ch. 15). Through narrative
61   2,3,2  |          that serves the Church (Acts 20:18-35).~However, the
62   2,3,2  |        His name, and the Book of Acts,~in the main, narrates the
63   2,3,3  |    immediately after the Book of Acts. Even in~early times the
64   2,3,3  |          Jerusalem, according to Acts 12:2). St. James Alphaeus
65   2,3,3  |  Apostolic Council~in Jerusalem (Acts ch. 15). It has to be assumed
66   2,3,3  |        but rather through living acts of compassion. The 5th chapter
67   2,3,3  |       5000 Jews to Christianity (Acts ch. 2-4) From the 1st chapter~
68   2,3,3  |          to the 12th the Book of Acts narrates his apostolic activities.
69   2,3,3  |       forced to hide from Herod (Acts 12:1-~17), he is mentioned
70   2,3,3  |     about the Apostolic council (Acts~ch. 15). Other data on Peter
71   2,3,3  |         receive the Holy Spirit (Acts 8:14-15).~Later, he turned
72   2,3,3  | individuals that bore that name (Acts 19:29, 20:4; Romans 16:23;
73   2,3,3  |        each as anyone had~need” (Acts 4:32-35). “And above all
74   2,3,4  |          summarizing the Book of Acts and the Apostolic Epistles,
75   2,3,4  |        more complete and for his~acts, patience, and good deeds,
76   2,4,2  |    through the Book of Apostolic Acts, it is~truly impossible
77   2,4,3  |       his speeches and~writings (Acts 17:28; 1 Cor. 15:33; Titus
78   2,4,3  |       was a freethinking~person (Acts 5:34) and an admirer of
79   2,4,3  |        live from his own labors (Acts 18:3; 2 Cor. 11:8; 2 Thes.
80   2,4,3  |        the first martyr Stephan (Acts 7:58, 8:1) and then received
81   2,4,3  |        of Palestine in Damascus (Acts 9:1-2.).~The Lord, seeing
82   2,4,3  |        him to~flee to Jerusalem (Acts 9:23), where he joined the
83   2,4,3  |       bringing aid to the needy (Acts 11:30.).~Soon after his
84   2,4,3  |      Jerusalem, went to Antioch (Acts 17 and 18.).~After a short
85   2,4,3  |         and leave for~Macedonia (Acts 19). On the way he received
86   2,4,3  |       details of his life in the Acts of the~Apostles (Acts 27
87   2,4,3  |        the Acts of the~Apostles (Acts 27 and 28). In Rome Saint
88   2,4,3  |          not see his~face again (Acts 20:25), although at the
89   2,4,3  |          Gallio (as mentioned in~Acts 18:12) was attributed to
90   2,5,4  |           In this case the first acts as the source for the second (
91   2,5,4  |          into various abominable~acts and crimes. He directs them
92   2,5,5  |          the rank of deacon; see~Acts 6:5.) In distorting the
93   2,5,7  |        vision of the seven seals acts as an introduction to the