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God sends Peter a weird food dream to teach him that the gospel isn't just for Jewish people anymore.
Peter sees a vision of a sheet coming down from heaven full of animals that Jewish law says are unclean, and God tells him 'don't call anything impure that I have made clean.' This happens three times. Right after, messengers from Cornelius — a Roman centurion — show up asking Peter to come preach. Peter goes, the Holy Spirit falls on the Gentiles, and everyone's minds are blown. The gospel just went global.
Acts
The Group Chat Just Got Way Bigger
A Roman soldier gets a divine DM, Peter has the wildest lunch break of his life, and God makes it crystal clear that the gospel isn't just for one group of people. The Holy Spirit shows up and settles the debate for good.
Acts
Peter Had Receipts and the Church Had Questions
Peter gets dragged by the Jerusalem crew for eating with Gentiles, but he pulls up with the full story and receipts from God Himself. Meanwhile, the gospel breaks out in Antioch, Barnabas recruits Saul, and believers get called "Christians" for the first time. No cap.
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