Apostelgeschichte 6:7

Apostelgeschichte 6:7 DASBUCH

° Dieser Vorschlag gefiel der ganzen Menge gut, und so wählten sie Stephanus, einen Mann voll von Gottvertrauen und dem heiligen Gottesgeist, sowie Philippus, Prochorus, Nikanor, Timon, Parmenas und Nikolaus, der aus Antiochia stammte und zum Judentum übergetreten war. ° Sie stellten diese Männer vor die bevollmächtigten Jesusbotschafter. Als sie gebetet hatten, legten sie ihre Hände auf sie als Zeichen ihrer Beauftragung. ° Die Botschaft Gottes gewann so immer mehr an Einfluss und die Zahl der Jesusnachfolger wuchs in Jerusalem immer mehr an. Auch eine große Anzahl von Priestern ordnete sich Gott unter und kam zum Glauben an ihn.

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