Today's Reading | May 29, 2026
Acts 11:1–18
Introduction Acts 11:1–18: As noted in the readings from the last two days, Acts 10 describes Peter’s meeting with Cornelius, a Gentile, and how the Gentiles consequently received the Holy Spirit and were baptized. In today’s reading, Jewish believers criticize Peter for meeting with Gentiles, and he defends his actions. Today’s Key Verse: Acts 11:15 GNT [Peter said:] “When I…
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