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1
And
Saul,
yet
breathing out
threatenings
and
slaughter
against
the disciples
of the Lord,
went
unto the high priest,
2
And desired
of him
letters
to
Damascus
to
the synagogues,
that
if
he found
any
of this way,
whether
they were
men
or
women,
he might bring them
bound
unto
Jerusalem.
3
And as he
journeyed,
he came
near
Damascus:
and
suddenly
there shined round about
him
a light
from
heaven:
4
And
he fell
to
the earth,
and heard
a voice
saying
unto him,
Saul,
Saul,
why
persecutest thou
me?
5
And he said,
Who
art thou,
Lord?
And the Lord said, I
am
Jesus
whom
thou
persecutest:
it is
hard for thee to kick against the pricks.
6
And he trembling and astonished said, Lord, what wilt thou have me
to do?
And the Lord
said
unto him,
Arise,
and
go
into
the city,
and
it shall be told
thee what thou
must
do.
7
And
the men
which
journeyed
with him
stood
speechless,
hearing
a voice,
but
seeing
no man.
8
And
Saul
arose
from
the earth;
and when his
eyes
were opened,
he saw
no man:
but
they led
him by the hand,
and brought
him
into
Damascus.
9
And he was
three
days
without
sight,
and
neither
did eat
nor
drink.
10
And
there was a certain
disciple
at
Damascus,
named
Ananias;
and to him said
the Lord
in
a vision,
Ananias.
And
he said,
Behold,
I
am here
, Lord.
11
And
the Lord
said
unto him,
Arise,
and go
into
the street
which
is called
Straight,
and inquire in
the house
of Judas
for
one
called
Saul,
of Tarsus:
for, behold,
he prayeth,
12
And hath seen in
a vision
a man
named
Ananias
coming in,
and
putting
his
hand
on him,
that
he might receive his sight.
13
Then
Ananias
answered,
Lord,
I have heard
by
many
of
this
man,
how much
evil
he hath done
to thy
saints
at
Jerusalem:
14
And
here
he hath
authority
from
the chief priests
to bind
all
that call
on thy
name.
15
But
the Lord
said unto him,
Go thy way:
for he is
a chosen
vessel
unto me,
to bear
my
name
before
the Gentiles,
and
kings,
and
the children
of Israel:
16
For I
will shew
him
how great things
he
must
suffer
for
my
name's sake.
17
And
Ananias
went his way,
and
entered
into
the house;
and
putting
his hands
on him said,
Brother
Saul,
the Lord,
even
Jesus,
that
appeared unto thee in
the way
as
thou camest,
hath sent
me,
that
thou mightest receive thy sight,
and be filled with
the Holy
Ghost.
18
And
immediately
there fell
from his
eyes
as
it had been scales:
and he received sight
forthwith, and
arose,
and
was baptized.
19
And
when he had received
meat,
he was strengthened.
Then
was Saul
certain
days
with
the disciples
which were at
Damascus.
20
And
straightway
he preached
Christ in
the synagogues,
that
he is
the Son
of God.
21
But
all
that heard
him
were amazed,
and
said;
Is not
this
he that destroyed
them which
called on
this
name
in
Jerusalem,
and
came
hither
for that intent, that
he might bring
them
bound
unto
the chief priests?
22
But
Saul
increased
the more in strength, and
confounded
the Jews
which
dwelt
at
Damascus,
proving
that
this
is
very Christ.
23
And
after
that many
days
were fulfilled,
the Jews
took counsel
to kill
him:
24
But their
laying await
was known
of Saul.
And
they watched
the gates
day
and
night
to
kill
him.
25
Then
the disciples
took
him
by
night,
and let
him
down
by
the wall
in
a basket.
26
And when Saul
was come
to
Jerusalem,
he assayed
to join himself
to the disciples:
but
they were
all
afraid of him,
and believed
not that he was
a disciple.
27
But
Barnabas
took
him,
and brought
him
to
the apostles,
and
declared
unto them
how
he had seen
the Lord
in
the way,
and that
he had spoken
to him, and
how
he had preached boldly
at
Damascus
in
the name
of Jesus.
28
And he was with them
coming in
and going out at
Jerusalem.
29
And
he spake
boldly in the name of the Lord Jesus, and
disputed
against
the Grecians:
but
they went about
to slay
him.
30
Which
when
the brethren
knew,
they brought
him down to
Caesarea,
and
sent
him forth to
Tarsus.
31
Then
had
the churches
rest
throughout
all
Judaea and
Galilee
and
Samaria,
and were edified;
and
walking in
the fear
of the Lord,
and
in the comfort
of the Holy
Ghost,
were multiplied.
32
And
it came
to pass, as
Peter
passed throughout
all
quarters
, he came down
also
to
the saints
which
dwelt
at Lydda.
33
And
there
he found
a certain
man
named
AEneas,
which had kept
his bed
eight
years,
and was
sick of the palsy.
34
And
Peter
said unto him, AEneas,
Jesus
Christ
maketh
thee whole:
arise,
and
make
thy bed. And
he arose
immediately.
35
And
all
that dwelt
at Lydda
and
Saron
saw him, and
turned
to
the Lord.
36
Now
there was at
Joppa
a certain
disciple
named
Tabitha,
which
by interpretation
is called
Dorcas:
this woman
was
full
of good
works
and
almsdeeds
which
she did.
37
And
it came to pass
in those
days,
that she was sick,
and died:
whom when they
had washed,
they laid
her
in
an upper chamber.
38
And forasmuch as
Lydda
was nigh
to Joppa,
and the disciples
had heard
that
Peter
was
there,
they sent
unto him
two
men,
desiring
him
that he would
not delay
to come
to them.
39
Then
Peter
arose
and went with
them. When he
was come,
they brought him
into
the upper chamber:
and
all
the widows
stood by
him
weeping,
and
shewing
the coats
and
garments
which
Dorcas
made,
while she was with them.
40
But
Peter
put
them all
forth,
and kneeled down,
and prayed;
and
turning
him
to
the body
said,
Tabitha,
arise.
And
she opened
her
eyes:
and when she saw
Peter
,
she sat up.
41
And
he gave
her
his
hand,
and lifted
her up, and
when he had called
the saints
and
widows,
presented
her
alive.
42
And
it was
known
throughout
all
Joppa;
and
many
believed
in
the Lord.
43
And it came to pass, that he
tarried
many
days
in
Joppa
with one
Simon
a tanner.
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