Key Figures — Acts 14

4 figures

1. Paul

   Apostle and missionary spreading the Gospel.

   Paul, along with Barnabas, preached the Gospel in Iconium, Lystra, and Derbe, performing miracles and enduring persecution.

   Related passages

   • Acts Chapter 9 (Paul's conversion and calling)
   • 2 Corinthians Chapter 11 (Paul's sufferings for the Gospel)

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2. Barnabas

   Apostle and companion of Paul in missionary work.

   Barnabas accompanied Paul on his missionary journey, supporting and encouraging the new believers.

   Related passages

   • Acts Chapter 11 (Barnabas sent to Antioch)
   • Acts Chapter 13 (Barnabas and Paul set apart for missionary work)

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3. The Crippled Man at Lystra

   Recipient of healing through Paul.

   A man crippled from birth was healed by Paul, which led to the people of Lystra mistaking Paul and Barnabas for gods.

   Related passages

   • Acts Chapter 3 (Peter heals a lame man)
   • John Chapter 9 (Jesus heals a man born blind)

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4. The Jews from Antioch and Iconium

   Opponents of Paul and Barnabas.

   These Jews stirred up the crowd against Paul, leading to his stoning and near-death experience.

   Related passages

   • Acts Chapter 13 (Opposition in Antioch)
   • 2 Timothy Chapter 3 (Paul's persecutions)

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