Acts 10:9

First Nations Version

On the next day, as the messengers were traveling and coming close to the village, Stands on the Rock (Peter) climbed up onto the flat roof of the house to send his voice to Creator. It was about midday.

Cross References

Acts 6:4

Then we can give ourselves to prayer and to the teaching of Creator’s message.”

Mark 6:46

He then left them and went up by himself into the mountainside to send his voice to the Great Spirit.

Mark 1:35

Early the next morning, before the sunrise, he left and found a quiet, out-of-the-way place to be alone and pray.

Matthew 27:45

At the sixth hour of the day clouds moved in and covered the land with darkness until the ninth hour.

Matthew 24:17

If you are on your rooftop, go, without taking time to get anything from your house.

Matthew 20:5

“So they went to work. Then, about midday, and again at midafternoon, he went out and found others and did the same.

Matthew 6:6

Instead, find a quiet hiding place where no one can see or hear you and send your prayers to your Father in secret. He will see what you have done and honor you.

1 Timothy 2:8

So in every place you gather as a sacred family, I want the men who pray to lift up their hands in a sacred manner, putting away all anger and disagreement.

Ephesians 6:18

All of this is done by prayer, sending your voice to the Great Spirit, asking him for all that is needed. As you pray with the help of the Spirit, stay alert and keep all of Creator’s holy people in your thoughts, praying for their needs.

Acts 10:3

One day, in the middle of the after-noon, he had a sacred vision. He could clearly see a spirit-messenger from Creator coming toward him. “Little Horn (Cornelius)!” the messenger said to him.