Acts 10

Cornelius, a devout Roman centurion, receives a vision from an angel instructing him to send for Peter in Joppa[1]. Peter, through his own vision of a sheet containing unclean animals and subsequent encounter with Cornelius's messengers, learns that God shows no partiality and accepts Gentiles who fear Him, leading to Cornelius's conversion and the inclusion of Gentiles in the early church[2][4].

Interlinear Text

They but said Cornelius a centurion a man righteous and God-fearing the God well spoken of and by the whole the nation the of the Jews was warned by an angel holy to send for you to the house his and to hear words from you