Acts 8

Following Stephen's martyrdom, Saul ravages the Jerusalem church, scattering believers who preach the word; Philip proclaims Christ in Samaria, performing miracles that bring great joy, leading many including Simon the sorcerer to believe, though Simon later seeks to buy the Holy Spirit's power and is rebuked by Peter and John.[1][2][3] Directed by an angel, Philip encounters an Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah, explains Jesus as the suffering servant, and baptizes him before being caught away by the Spirit.[1][2]

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