Following Peter’s extended stay in Caesarea with Cornelius and his friends and family to further instruct them in their new faith in Jesus Christ, Peter returned to Jerusalem in Acts 11:2. There, Peter was confronted by those of the “circumcision…
Continuing the dramatic narrative of Cornelius’ conversion in Acts 10:34, Peter now finally responded, giving the address for which he had been divinely sent to Cornelius’ house. Of great significance was Peter’s declaration that God is NOT a partial God,…
Continuing the dramatic narrative of Cornelius’ conversion in Acts 10:9, as Cornelius’ servants and soldier were approaching Joppa, Peter was on the rooftop of Simon Tanner’s house, engaged in earnest prayer to God. While others in the house were preparing…