Acts 3:2

First Nations Version

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.

Cross References

Acts 14:8

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

John 9:8

The people who lived near him, and others who knew he was a blind beggar, saw him and said in amazement, “Could this be the blind man who sat and asked for handouts?”

Luke 16:20

Every day a beggar named Creator Helps Him (Lazarus) was laid at the gate of his lodge.

Acts 10:31

“‘Little Horn (Cornelius),’ he said to me, ‘your prayer has been heard, and your gifts to the poor have risen like sweet-smelling smoke before the Great Spirit. He has remembered what you have done.

Luke 18:35

As they walked the road toward Village of Peace (Jerusalem), they came to Moon Village (Jericho). A blind man was sitting by the road begging for food.

Acts 10:4

Little Horn (Cornelius) could only stare at the spirit-messenger and tremble with fear. “What is it you want, Honored One?” he asked the messenger. “Your prayers and gifts of kindness have been remembered. They have risen like sweet-smelling smoke to the Great Spirit.

Acts 4:22

For the man who had been healed was over forty winters old.

Acts 3:10

and saw that he was the same one who sat and asked for handouts at the gate. Wonder and amazement swept through the crowd like a wildfire when they saw him healed and strong.