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Acts 10:33

Contemporary English Version 1995

I sent for you at once, and you have been good enough to come. All of us are here in the presence of the Lord God, so that we can hear what he has to say.

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My dear friends, you should be quick to listen and slow to speak or to get angry.

My illness must have caused you some trouble, but you didn't hate me or turn me away because of it. You welcomed me as though I were one of God's angels or even Christ Jesus himself.

You must stop doing anything immoral or evil. Instead be humble and accept the message planted in you to save you.

Don't fool yourselves! If any of you think you are wise in the things of this world, you will have to become foolish before you can be truly wise.

Paul said, “You may be sure that God wants to save the Gentiles! And they will listen.”

I promise you that you cannot get into God's kingdom, unless you accept it the way a child does.”

But if you are as humble as this child, you are the greatest in the kingdom of heaven.

Listening to good advice is worth much more than jewelry made of gold.

If you are already wise, you will become even wiser. And if you are smart, you will learn to understand

God also made everyone in Judah eager to do what Hezekiah and his officials had commanded.

We always thank God that you believed the message we preached. It came from him, and it isn't something made up by humans. You accepted it as God's message, and now he is working in you.

But many who are now first will be last, and many who are last will be first.

Everyone with good sense wants to learn.

Now send to Joppa for Simon Peter. He is visiting in the home of Simon the leather maker, who lives near the sea.”

Peter then said: Now I am certain that God treats all people alike.

And you can't say, “How can we obey the Lord's commands? They are across the sea, and someone must go across, then bring them back and explain them to us.”




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