Cornelius, Peter, And The Conversion Of Gentiles Analysis
Acts 10 - Cornelius, Peter, and the Conversion of Gentiles
(1-2)
At Caesarea there was a man named Cornelius who was a centurion also known as the Italian Regiment
All his family was devout and worshiped God and gave generously to those in needs.
(3-6)
About three in the afternoon he sees an angel of God who told him to meet Simon Peter in Joppa with Simon the Tanner
(7-8)
He sends 2 servants and a devout soldier to bring Simon Peter who is in Joppa. He tells everyone what had happened.
(9-10)
While Peter was praying he sees a vision
(11-16)
He sees a large sheet descending to the earth by its four corners and saw all kinds of unclean creatures
The Lord commands him to kill and eat but Peter says that it’s unclean to eat and
(1-2)
At Caesarea there was a man named Cornelius who was a centurion also known as the Italian Regiment
All his family was devout and worshiped God and gave generously to those in needs.
(3-6)
About three in the afternoon he sees an angel of God who told him to meet Simon Peter in Joppa with Simon the Tanner
(7-8)
He sends 2 servants and a devout soldier to bring Simon Peter who is in Joppa. He tells everyone what had happened.
(9-10)
While Peter was praying he sees a vision
(11-16)
He sees a large sheet descending to the earth by its four corners and saw all kinds of unclean creatures
The Lord commands him to kill and eat but Peter says that it’s unclean to eat and