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OET-RV by cross-referenced section ACTs 8:1b

ACTs 8:1b–8:3 ©

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Persecution of believers intensifies

Acts 8:1b–3

8:2 Persecution of believers intensifies

That same day, intense persecution began against the assembly in Yerushalem, and so the believers fled throughout the regions of Yudea and Samaria, except for the twelve who stayed. 2(Some godly men buried Stephen with loud wailing.)

3[ref]As for Saul, he started on destroying the assembly by entering people’s homes and dragging both men and women out and then off to prison.


8:3: Acts 22:4-5; 26:9-11.

Collected OET-RV cross-references

Acts 22:4-5:

4I used to persecute the followers of ‘The Path’ even to death—tying up both men and women and handing them over to the prisons 5as the Chief Priest and all the council of elders can tell you. I took letters from them to our Jewish brothers in Damascus when I went so that I could arrest the ones there and bring them back here to Yerushalem to be punished.

26:9-11:

9“I too originally thought it necessary to do many things to oppose the cause of this Yeshua from Nazareth. 10So in Yerushalem I worked to have many of these innocent believers locked up in prison with the authority of the chief priests, or if they were to be killed, I would add my vote against them. 11And in all the Jewish meeting halls, when I found believers I punished them and forced them to curse God and treated them with extreme anger, even travelling to further away towns.