Acts #catechesis/bible/acts
New Testament · NT History · part of New Testament → Bible
Chapters
- Acts 1 — The ascension of Christ. Matthias is chosen in place of Judas.
- Acts 2 — The disciples receive the Holy Ghost. Peter’s sermon to the people. The piety of the first converts.
- Acts 3 — The miracle upon the lame man, followed by the conversion of many.
- Acts 4 — Peter and John are apprehended. Their constancy. The Church is increased.
- Acts 5 — The judgment of God upon Ananias and Saphira. The apostles are cast into prison.
- Acts 6 — The ordination of the seven deacons. The zeal of Stephen.
- Acts 7 — Stephen’s speech before the council. His martyrdom.
- Acts 8 — Philip converts the Samaritans and baptizes the eunuch.
- Acts 9 — Paul’s conversion and zeal. Peter heals Eneas and raises up Tabitha to life.
- Acts 10 — Cornelius is received into the Church. Peter’s vision.
- Acts 11 — Peter defends his having received the Gentiles into the Church.
- Acts 12 — Herod’s persecution. Peter’s deliverance by an angel. Herod’s punishment.
- Acts 13 — Saul and Barnabas are sent forth by the Holy Ghost. They preach in Cyprus and in Antioch of Pisidia.
- Acts 14 — Paul and Barnabas preach in Iconium and Lystra. Paul heals a cripple. They are taken for gods. Paul is stoned. They preach in Derbe and Perge.
- Acts 15 — A dissension about circumcision. The decision and letter of the council of Jerusalem.
- Acts 16 — Paul visits the churches. He is called to preach in Macedonia. He is scourged at Philippi.
- Acts 17 — Paul preaches to the Thessalonians and Bereans. His discourse to the Athenians.
- Acts 18 — Paul founds the Church of Corinth and preaches at Ephesus and in other places. Apollo goes to Corinth.
- Acts 19 — Paul establishes the Church at Ephesus. The tumult of the silversmiths.
- Acts 20 — Paul passes through Macedonia and Greece. He raises a dead man to life at Troas. His discourse to the clergy of Ephesus.
- Acts 21 — Paul goes up to Jerusalem. He is apprehended by the Jews in the temple.
- Acts 22 — Paul declares to the people the history of his conversion. He escapes scourging by claiming the privilege of a Roman citizen.
- Acts 23 — Paul stands before the council. The Jews conspire his death. He is sent away to Cesarea.
- Acts 24 — Paul defends his innocence before Felix the governor. He preaches the faith to him.
- Acts 25 — Paul appeals to Caesar. King Agrippa desires to hear him.
- Acts 26 — Paul gives an account to Agrippa of his life, conversion and calling.
- Acts 27 — Paul is shipped for Rome. His voyage and shipwreck.
- Acts 28 — Paul, after three months’ stay in Melita, continues his voyage and arrives at Rome. His conference there with the Jews.
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New Advent na2 — Septuagint/Greek · Douay-Rheims · Clementine Vulgate.
