Acts 3:14, 16-18

Acts 3:14 TPT

You rejected the one who is holy and righteous, and instead begged for a murderer to be released.

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Acts 3:16-18 TPT

Faith in Jesus’ name has healed this man standing before you. It is the faith that comes through believing in Jesus’ name that has made the crippled man walk right in front of your eyes! “My fellow Jews, I realize that neither you nor your leaders realize the grave mistake you made. But in spite of what you’ve done, God has fulfilled what he foretold through the prophets long ago about the sufferings of his Anointed One.

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