Acts 14:3
Baoule Bible 1996 (Kuo :Dele')
:Yee' eh-: no-eh, 'de: Poror'-: 'dekorn:: Bana'ba-: on: gwle 'o: gwlor: dao' 'di 'do ti: dhorno'⧾ 'di. On: za: fano: gwlii', 'de on po tubo-wlu:⧾: en kor-a: Gwlor: baa' 'i. 'De: Gwlor: baa': to-dih-eh nyor⧾: dao' 'i: ka or-a' tubo-wlu:⧾ an po-a,: en kor-a or-a' mla 'i, en: se-a sih, 'do 'kpih or 'nyi-uh-a bo, on 'ye-a nyor⧾ 'i: to-dih-deh⧾-: 'dekorn: nyor⧾ 'di dih 'ma-dih-deh⧾-: no.
What Does This Mean?
This verse talks about Paul and Barnabas staying in a place for a long time, speaking confidently about Jesus because God was working through them with signs and wonders. It shows how God supported their preaching.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're playing a game where you have to convince your friends that ice cream is the best food ever. Now, think of Paul and Barnabas like they are telling everyone about Jesus in a way that made people believe them because God was doing amazing things through them, just like if you could turn sticks into ice cream!
Historical Background
The book of Acts was written by Luke, likely around the late first century. It documents the early Christian church's expansion after the resurrection and ascension of Jesus Christ. This particular verse describes the ministry efforts of Paul and Barnabas in their missionary journey.
Living It Out Today
In today’s world, this can apply to anyone who stands up for what they believe in, especially when it comes to faith. Just like how Paul and Barnabas faced challenges but kept speaking boldly about Jesus with God's support, we too can face our fears and speak confidently about important matters.
Topics
faithtestimonywondersmissionary workdivine supportboldness
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'long time abode they speaking boldly in the Lord' mean?
It means that Paul and Barnabas stayed for a long period, sharing their faith with confidence because they were supported by God.
How can we understand the term 'wonders' mentioned in Acts 14:3?
'Wonders' here refer to supernatural events that occurred through the hands of Paul and Barnabas, helping people recognize divine power and the truth of their message.
Why is it important for Christians to have a testimony as mentioned in Acts 14:3?
A testimony shows how God has worked in one's life, which can encourage others and strengthen their faith by seeing what God can do through people like them.
What practical steps can believers take to share their faith boldly as seen in Acts 14:3?
Believers should study the Bible deeply, pray for courage and clarity, and seek opportunities to share personal experiences of how God has impacted their lives.