14:1 Now
at
Iconium
they
entered
together
into
the
Jewish
synagogue
and
spoke
in
such
a
way
that
a
great
number
of
both
Jews
and
Greeks
believed.
14:2 But
the
unbelieving
Jews
stirred
up
the
Gentiles
and
poisoned
their
minds
against
the
brothers.
14:3 So
they
remained
for
a
long
time,
speaking
boldly
for
the
Lord,
who
bore
witness
to
the
word
of
his
grace,
granting
signs
and
wonders
to
be
done
by
their
hands.
14:4 But
the
people
of
the
city
were
divided;
some
sided
with
the
Jews
and
some
with
the
apostles.
14:5 When
an
attempt
was
made
by
both
Gentiles
and
Jews,
with
their
rulers,
to
mistreat
them
and
to
stone
them,
14:6 they
learned
of
it
and
fled
to
Lystra
and
Derbe,
cities
of
Lycaonia,
and
to
the
surrounding
country,
14:7 and
there
they
continued
to
preach
the
gospel.
14:8 Now
at
Lystra
there
was
a
man
sitting
who
could
not
use
his
feet.
He
was
crippled
from
birth
and
had
never
walked.
14:9 He
listened
to
Paul
speaking.
And
Paul,
looking
intently
at
him
and
seeing
that
he
had
faith
to
be
made
well,
14:10 said
in
a
loud
voice,
"Stand
upright
on
your
feet."
And
he
sprang
up
and
began
walking.
14:11 And
when
the
crowds
saw
what
Paul
had
done,
they
lifted
up
their
voices,
saying
in
Lycaonian,
"The
gods
have
come
down
to
us
in
the
likeness
of
men!"
14:12 Barnabas
they
called
Zeus,
and
Paul,
Hermes,
because
he
was
the
chief
speaker.
14:13 And
the
priest
of
Zeus,
whose
temple
was
at
the
entrance
to
the
city,
brought
oxen
and
garlands
to
the
gates
and
wanted
to
offer
sacrifice
with
the
crowds.
14:14 But
when
the
apostles
Barnabas
and
Paul
heard
of
it,
they
tore
their
garments
and
rushed
out
into
the
crowd,
crying
out,
14:15 "Men,
why
are
you
doing
these
things
We
also
are
men,
of
like
nature
with
you,
and
we
bring
you
good
news,
that
you
should
turn
from
these
vain
things
to
a
living
God,
who
made
the
heaven
and
the
earth
and
the
sea
and
all
that
is
in
them.
14:16 In
past
generations
he
allowed
all
the
nations
to
walk
in
their
own
ways.
14:17 Yet
he
did
not
leave
himself
without
witness,
for
he
did
good
by
giving
you
rains
from
heaven
and
fruitful
seasons,
satisfying
your
hearts
with
food
and
gladness."
14:18 Even
with
these
words
they
scarcely
restrained
the
people
from
offering
sacrifice
to
them.
14:19 But
Jews
came
from
Antioch
and
Iconium,
and
having
persuaded
the
crowds,
they
stoned
Paul
and
dragged
him
out
of
the
city,
supposing
that
he
was
dead.
14:20 But
when
the
disciples
gathered
about
him,
he
rose
up
and
entered
the
city,
and
on
the
next
day
he
went
on
with
Barnabas
to
Derbe.
14:21 When
they
had
preached
the
gospel
to
that
city
and
had
made
many
disciples,
they
returned
to
Lystra
and
to
Iconium
and
to
Antioch,
14:22 strengthening
the
souls
of
the
disciples,
encouraging
them
to
continue
in
the
faith,
and
saying
that
through
many
tribulations
we
must
enter
the
kingdom
of
God.
14:23 And
when
they
had
appointed
elders
for
them
in
every
church,
with
prayer
and
fasting
they
committed
them
to
the
Lord
in
whom
they
had
believed.
14:24 Then
they
passed
through
Pisidia
and
came
to
Pamphylia.
14:25 And
when
they
had
spoken
the
word
in
Perga,
they
went
down
to
Attalia,
14:26 and
from
there
they
sailed
to
Antioch,
where
they
had
been
commended
to
the
grace
of
God
for
the
work
that
they
had
fulfilled.
14:27 And
when
they
arrived
and
gathered
the
church
together,
they
declared
all
that
God
had
done
with
them,
and
how
he
had
opened
a
door
of
faith
to
the
Gentiles.
14:28 And
they
remained
no
little
time
with
the
disciples.
