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A miracle at the temple's beautiful door

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[Acts 3:6]

Then Peter said, "Silver or gold I do not have, but what I have I give you.

In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, walk."

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God sent the Holy Spirit on the tenth day when Jesus ascended.

After they received the Holy Spirit, the disciples could do many miracles

and preach the gospel because Holy Spirit helped them.

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The Jews had a habit of regularly setting their time and praying to God.

Both Peter and John, two apostles, went to the temple to pray in the appointed prayer time.

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Peter and John went to the door of the temple called the beautiful door.

There was a beggar sitting in front of the door, a man with a disability

who was unable to walk from birth.

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As Peter and John passed through it, he pushed out his hand and begged.

“Teachers will be blessed to God if you help me. Please help me.”

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The two apostles paused and said to the man begging.

“Look at us” At this point he looked at the apostles' faces,

hoping that he could get some money.

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The apostle Peter told the man.

“I do not have silver and gold, but I will give you what I have.

In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, stand up and walk.”

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At the same time, Peter grabbed the man's hand with his right hand and raised it.

Oh! By the way, a miracle has really happened.

The man who did not walk for a lifetime rose from his seat.

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This man was so glad that he went into the temple, along with Peter and John.

He praised God as he walked and jumped up and down.

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The people gathered there were amazed to know that this person was sitting

in front of the ‘beautiful door’ and begging. “No, is not he the one who could not walk?”, “Yeah, he's right. What a strange thing happened to him.”

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The beggar told people. “Everyone! They got me to stand up.”

People gathered in front of the ‘beautiful door’ to see Peter and John.

All who gathered thought that Peter and John had caused the miracle.

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The apostle Peter said to the assembled people,

“Do you see us as if we had some mysterious power and did this thing?

It's not like that. This is not our ability.”

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“Today this man has experienced this miracle because of his faith in our Jesus,

who died on the cross and rose on the third day.

By the name of Jesus and by faith in Him, this man has received complete healing.”

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Peter and John made clear that the ability to do miracles to those who praise and exalt themselves is not theirs but the power of Jesus.

They witnessed through miracles to people that Jesus died on the cross and resurrected.

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It was the Holy Spirit God who used Peter to heal someone who was sitting

in front of the 'beautiful door'!

The Holy Spirit God works by His power to boast only the name of Jesus.

The Holy Spirit who exercises power only for the glory of Jesus

has caused the miracles of the two apostles today.

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The Holy Spirit is the one who is doing these amazing miracles to make people believe

in Jesus. Therefore, today, if you have a clear belief in Jesus in you, you should know

that it is the most amazing miracle of the Holy Spirit. Just as the Holy Spirit used

the two apostles today for Jesus' name, you will use them as well.

I hope that you will always be blessed to hear God's unchanging Word and be used by God.

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