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But the man who was doing wrong to his neighbour, pushing him away, said, Who made you a ruler and a judge over us?

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And at these words, Moses went in flight to the land of Midian, and was living there for a time, and had two sons.

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And Moses, seeing it, was full of wonder, and when he came up to have a nearer view of it, the voice of the Lord came to him, saying,

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I am the God of your fathers, the God of Abraham and of Isaac and of Jacob. And Moses, shaking with fear, kept his eyes from looking at it.

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And the Lord said, Take off the shoes from your feet, for the place where you are is holy.

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But God was turned from them and let them give worship to the stars of heaven, as it says in the book of the prophets, Did you make offerings to me of sheep and oxen for forty years in the waste land, O house of Israel?

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But Solomon was the builder of his house.

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Heaven is the seat of my power, and earth is a resting-place for my feet: what sort of house will you make for me, says the Lord, or what is my place of rest?

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Hearing these things, they were cut to the heart and moved with wrath against him.

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But he was full of the Holy Spirit, and looking up to heaven, he saw the glory of God and Jesus at the right hand of God.

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But with loud cries, and stopping their ears, they made an attack on him all together,

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And going down on his knees, he said in a loud voice, Lord, do not make them responsible for this sin. And when he had said this, he went to his rest.

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And Saul gave approval to his death. Now at that time a violent attack was started against the church in Jerusalem; and all but the Apostles went away into all parts of Judaea and Samaria.

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And God-fearing men put Stephen's body in its last resting-place, making great weeping over him.

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But Saul was burning with hate against the church, going into every house and taking men and women and putting them in prison.

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And Philip went down to Samaria and was teaching them about Christ.

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And all the people gave attention to the words which Philip said, when they saw the signs which he did.

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For unclean spirits came out from those who had them, crying with a loud voice; and a number of those who were ill and broken in body were made well.

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And there was much joy in that town.

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But there was a certain man named Simon, who in the past had been a wonder-worker and a cause of surprise to the people of Samaria, saying that he himself was a great man:

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And they gave attention to him, because for a long time his wonder-working powers had kept them under his control.

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But when they had faith in the good news given by Philip about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, a number of men and women had baptism.

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And Simon himself had faith and, having had baptism, he went with Philip and, seeing the signs and the great wonders which he did, he was full of surprise.

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Now when the Apostles at Jerusalem had news that the people of Samaria had taken the word of God into their hearts, they sent to them Peter and John;

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For up to that time he had not come on any of them; only baptism had been given to them in the name of the Lord Jesus.

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