Acts 12:6

First Nations Version

On the night before Looks Brave (Herod) was planning to bring him before the people, Stands on the Rock (Peter) was sound asleep between two soldiers who were guarding him. He was bound with two chains, and more guards were guarding the prison gate.

Cross References

Acts 21:33

The head soldier arrested him and had him bound with two chains of iron. He then asked the crowd who this man was and what he had done.

Hebrews 13:6

Because of this we can boldly say, “The Great Spirit Chief is the one who stands with me. Why would I fear what human beings can do?”

2 Timothy 1:16

May our Honored Chief show kindness to the family of Bringer of Good Things (Onesiphorus), for he was like a drink of cool water to me and was never ashamed to visit me in prison.

Ephesians 6:20

This is the reason I now represent the Great Spirit as a captive in chains. Pray that I will speak with boldness and not hold back.

Acts 28:20

“It is for this very reason that I have asked to see and speak with you, for I wear these chains because I have the same hope held by all the tribes of Wrestles with Creator (Israel).” Small Man (Paul) then stopped speaking, looked calmly into their faces, and waited for them to reply.

Acts 5:23

“When we arrived at the jail,” they said to the council, “we found the jail doors locked and guarded. But when we opened the doors, there was no one to be found!”

Matthew 28:4

The soldiers staggered back, trembling with fear, and fell to the ground like dead men.

Acts 12:5

But while Stands on the Rock (Peter) was in prison, the sacred family prayed for him with strong hearts as they sent their voices to the Great Spirit.