Does Acts Support the Trilemma 3: The Arrest of Peter and John and Its Aftermath @LydiaMcGrewChannel
Does Acts Support the Trilemma 3: The Arrest of Peter and John and Its Aftermath  @LydiaMcGrewChannel
Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Acts 4 describes the arrest of Peter and John and the warning they receive from the Sanhedrin not to keep preaching about Jesus. Does this mean that from now on the book of Acts is "just the Peter and John show" and that it provides no reason to think that the rest of the twelve disciples continued risking their necks for their message? Not at all. Acts 4 provides continued evidence of the united front and boldness of the twelve apostles. Be sure to listen to the end to hear one very interesting piece of evidence about the use of the word "apostles" in these chapters!

Contrast this with what Paulogia claims here: youtu.be/9omTjcRwd1M?si=ej6dI2K75yYvjdcy
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