Acts 14:8

First Nations Version

Now in the village of Set Free (Lystra) sat a man who was born with bad feet and unable to walk.

Cross References

Acts 3:2

Some people were carrying a man who had been unable to walk from his birth. Each day they would lay him down by the entrance to the lodge called the Beautiful Gate, so he could ask for handouts from the ones who were going into the lodge.

Acts 4:9

“if we are being questioned today before this council about the kindness we showed to a man who could not walk, by healing him,

John 5:7

“Honored One,” the man answered. “When the water swirls, there is no one to help me into the water, and someone else gets there first.”

Acts 14:21

After telling the good story in that village and making many new followers, they made their way back through the village of Set Free (Lystra), then on to Spirit Village (Iconium), and back to Stands Against (Antioch), where they began their journeys.

Acts 16:1

Small Man (Paul) also went to the village of Hide Tanner (Derbe) and then to Set Free (Lystra). In that village was a follower named He Gives Honor (Timothy). His mother was a Tribal Woman who trusted in Creator Sets Free (Jesus), and his father was from an Outside Nation.

2 Timothy 3:11

You also know how much I suffered when I was at Stands Against (Antioch), Spirit Village (Iconium), and Set Free (Lystra), how they hunted me down to bring harm to me. But our Honored Chief rescued me in each of those places.