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Fets dels Apòstols 2:46-47

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Cada dia eren constants a assistir unànimement al culte del temple. A casa, partien el pa i prenien junts el seu aliment amb joia i senzillesa de cor. Lloaven Déu i eren ben vistos de tot el poble. I cada dia el Senyor afegia a la comunitat els qui acollien la salvació.

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