Acts 9:11

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“Levántate y ve a la Calle Derecha,” le dijo el Señor. “Pregunta en la casa de Judas por un hombre llamado Saulo de Tarso. Él está orando.

¿Qué significa esto?

In this verse from Acts 9, the Lord instructs a man named Ananias to go and find Saul in Tarsus on a street called Straight. The Lord tells him that Saul is praying at Judas' house.

Explicado para niños

Imagine if you had a friend who was lost but then found God. This verse is like when your mom or dad says, 'Go play with Billy because he's looking for someone to talk about Jesus.'

Contexto histórico

The Book of Acts was written by Luke around the year 60-62 AD. It describes Saul (later known as Paul) before his conversion and the command given to Ananias by God in a vision to go meet him.

Aplicación para hoy

Today, this verse reminds us that even if someone seems far from God, they can still be open to receiving His message through others. Like when your friend who doesn't usually care about church suddenly starts asking questions after seeing how kind you are.

Temas

• conversion
• prayer
• divine guidance
• missionary work
• discipleship
• salvation

Versículos relacionados

• Romans 10:9-13
• Galatians 1:16
• Acts 22:14
• 2 Corinthians 5:18-21
• Luke 24:47

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Preguntas frecuentes

Why did God choose Ananias to find Saul?

God chose Ananias because he trusted him with this important mission. This shows how God uses individuals who are faithful and obedient.

What was the significance of Saul praying in Judas' house?

Praying in someone's home emphasizes that Saul was sincerely seeking God, indicating a significant turning point in his life toward faith.

How does this verse highlight the role of divine guidance in missionary work?

This verse shows how God directs people like Ananias to specific tasks for evangelism and discipleship, demonstrating that missions are often guided by divine instructions.

What can we learn about Saul from Acts 9:11?

We learn that despite his previous persecution of Christians, Saul was now sincerely praying, showing a willingness to change and follow God's will.