Peter’s picnic was not kosher. Commentary on Acts 10

Update: 2020-06-20

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In the 10 chapter of Acts Peter receives a vision of all the formally forbidden food that he can now eat. The Lord sends an angel to a Roman official named Cornelius advises him to invite Peter for a visit. Peter preaches, the Holy Spirit comes and the Romans are converted to Christ and baptized. The Christian faith is now on its way to Rome and throughout the Roman Empire

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Peter’s picnic was not kosher. Commentary on Acts 10

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Peter’s picnic was not kosher. Commentary on Acts 10

Russell Breshears

Peter’s picnic was not kosher. Commentary on Acts 10