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New Testament Heroes #2 (1947)

Standard Publishing Company · 1947 · 49 pages

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Contains 4 stories
A Problem Settled in Jerusalem
13 pp · religious

A group of early Christian missionaries, including Paul and Barnabas, travel to Jerusalem to resolve a growing dispute over whether Gentile converts must follow Jewish law. After a tense meeting where Peter and James weigh in, a decision is made to send a letter to Gentile churches urging them to avoid certain pagan practices while affirming their freedom in Christ.

Athenians Hear a New Doctrine
7 pp · religious

Paul arrives in Athens and is moved by the city’s idols, leading him to preach about Jesus and the resurrection in the synagogue and marketplace. When questioned about his teachings, he is brought before the Areopagus, where he speaks to the Athenians about the unknown god and the true nature of God, drawing both skepticism and curiosity.

The Riot at Ephesus
16 pp · religious

In the wake of Paul’s preaching against idolatry in Ephesus, a silversmith named Demetrius incites a mob that storms the amphitheater, shouting in praise of Diana and demanding justice. Paul’s companions are seized, and though Paul is urged to stay safe, he is determined to continue his mission despite the danger.

Agrippa Decides to Send Paul to Rome
10 pp · religious

King Agrippa listens to Paul’s defense, acknowledging the truth of his testimony, and nearly converts to Christianity. After Paul appeals to Caesar, he is sent to Rome under the care of a centurion, beginning a perilous sea voyage that tests their faith and endurance.

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