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KJB-16111 King Herode persecuteth the Christians, killeth Iames, and imprisoneth Peter; whome an Angel deliuereth vpon the prayers of the Church. 20 In his pride taking to himselfe the honour due to God, he is stricken by an Angel, and dieth miserably. 24 After his death, the word of God prospereth.
   (1 King Herod persecuteth the Christians, killeth Yames/Yacob, and imprisoneth Peter; whom an Angel deliuereth upon the prayers of the Church. 20 In his pride taking to himself the honour due to God, he is stricken by an Angel, and dieth/dies miserably. 24 After his death, the word of God prospereth.)


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Acts 12 General Notes

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Chapter 12 tells what happened to King Herod while Barnabas and Saul were delivering money from Antioch to Jerusalem, as described in 11:25–30. Herod killed one of the apostles, James, and he put Peter in prison. God helped Peter escape from the prison, so Herod executed the prison guards, but God then killed Herod.

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