it came to pass

And

in

Iconium

both

 

together

that they went

together

into

 

the synagogue

 

of the Jews

and

spake

so

that

believed

of the Jews

both

and

of the Greeks

a great

multitude

 

But

the unbelieving

Jews

stirred up

and

evil affected

 

their minds

 

the Gentiles

against

 

the brethren

Long

therefore

 

time

abode they

speaking boldly

in

which

the Lord

which

gave testimony

which

unto the word

which

grace

their

and

granted

signs

and

wonders

to be done

by

which

hands

their

was divided

But

 

the multitude

 

of the city

and

 

part

held

part with

 

the Jews

 

But

part with

 

the apostles

when

And

made

an assault

 

of the Gentiles

both

and

of the Jews

with

 

rulers

their

to use them despitefully

and

to stone

their

They were ware

of it and fled

unto

 

cities

 

of Lycaonia

Lystra

and

Derbe

and

 

unto the region that lieth round about

And there

they preached the gospel

 

And

a certain

man

at

Lystra

impotent

 

in his feet

there sat

a cripple

from

womb

mother's

 

being

who

never

had walked

The same

heard

 

Paul

speak

who

stedfastly beholding

him

and

perceiving

that

faith

he had

 

to be healed

Said

with a loud

 

voice

Stand

on

 

feet

thy

upright

And

he leaped

And

walked

 

And

when the people

saw

what

had done

 

Paul

they lifted up

 

voices

 

in the speech of Lycaonia

saying

 

The gods

in the likeness

of men

are come down

to

us

they called

And

 

 

Barnabas

Jupiter

 

and

Paul

Mercurius

because

he

was

 

the chief

 

speaker

which

Then

the priest

which

of Jupiter

which

was

before

which

city

their

oxen

and

garlands

unto

which

the gates

brought

with

which

the people

and would

have done sacrifice

heard

Which when

 

the apostles

Barnabas

and

Paul

of they rent

 

clothes

 

and ran

in among

 

the people

crying out

And

saying

Sirs

why

these

do ye

And

We

of like passions

are

with you

men

and preach

unto you

from

these things

 

vanities

that ye should turn

unto

 

God

 

the living

which

do ye

 

heaven

And

 

earth

And

 

the sea

And

all things

 

that are therein

 

Who

in

 

past

times

suffered

all

 

nations

to walk

 

ways

 

and

Nevertheless

 

not

without witness

himself

he left

in that he did good

from heaven

us

rain

and gave

and

seasons

fruitful

filling

with food

and

gladness

 

hearts

our

And

with these

sayings

scarce

restrained they

 

the people

 

not

done sacrifice

unto them

there came thither

And

from

Antioch

and

Iconium

certain Jews

and

persuaded

 

the people

and

having stoned

 

Paul

drew

him out of

 

the city

supposing

he

had been dead

stood round about

Howbeit

him

 

as the disciples

he rose up

and came

into

 

the city

and

 

the next day

he departed

with

 

Barnabas

into

Derbe

when they had preached the gospel

And

 

city

to that

and

had taught

many

they returned again

to

 

Lystra

and

to Iconium

and

Antioch

Confirming

 

the souls

 

of the disciples

and exhorting them

to continue

 

in the faith

and

that

through

much

tribulation

must

we

enter

into

 

the kingdom

 

of God

when they had ordained

And

them

elders

in every

church

and had prayed

with

fasting

they commended

them

 

to the Lord

on

whom

they believed

And

after they had passed throughout

 

Pisidia

they came

to

Pamphylia

And

when they had preached

in

Perga

 

the word

they went down

into

Attalia

And thence

sailed

for

Antioch

from whence

they had been

recommended

 

to the grace

 

of God

for

 

the work

which

they fulfilled

when they were come

And

and

had gathered

 

the church

they rehearsed

all

had done

 

that God

with

them

and

how

he had opened

 

unto the Gentiles

the door

of faith

they abode

And

there

time

long

 

with

 

the disciples