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Acts 3: Healing at the Beautiful Gate

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Acts 3: Healing at the Beautiful Gate
 

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Healing and sermon at the temple gate

by Nichelle Mickens
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The man healed was able to walk only after a second miracle later in the day.

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Peter and John heal a man who had been lame from birth at the temple gate called Beautiful.

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Most of the crowd rejected Peter's message and dispersed immediately after the healing.

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Peter explained that Jesus is the author of life and that God raised him from the dead.

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The healed man jumped up, walked, and began praising God as people watched.

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Peter told the onlookers that faith in Jesus' name gave the man healing.

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Peter and John were never questioned or warned after the healing.

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The healing occurred at the pool of Siloam, not at the temple gate.

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Peter claimed that the people killed Jesus and that the temple should be destroyed to start anew.

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Peter urged the crowd to repent and turn to God for times of refreshing.

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