Acts 5:14

Italian 1885 (Diodati Bibbia 1885)

E di più in più si aggiungevano persone che credevano al Signore, uomini e donne, in gran numero.

Cosa significa?

This verse from the book of Acts tells us that many more people began to believe in Jesus and join the faith, including both men and women. It speaks about a growing community of believers.

Spiegato ai bambini

Imagine you have a favorite game, and one day everyone starts playing it too. That's what happened here; lots of people started believing in Jesus, just like how friends might suddenly love your favorite toy or game.

Contesto storico

The book of Acts was written by Luke around the middle of the first century AD. It focuses on the early Christian community and their rapid growth. The audience would have been both Jews and Gentiles who were interested in understanding this new faith movement.

Applicazione per oggi

Think about a time when you started something new, like joining a club or learning a hobby. Just like many people joined the belief in Jesus because they saw its value, you can also influence others to join activities or beliefs that you find meaningful and beneficial.

Argomenti

• faith growth
• community
• conversion
• women in faith
• early church history
• salvation

Versetti correlati

• John 3:16
• Romans 10:9-10
• Ephesians 2:8-9
• Acts 2:41
• Matthew 28:19

Letture consigliate

Commentario Commentari su Acts → Ottieni questa Bibbia Bibbia da studio 1885 (Diodati Bibbia 1885) →

Domande frequenti

What does this verse tell us about the early Christian community?

It tells us that the early Christian community was growing rapidly and included both men and women who were becoming believers in Jesus.

How can we apply Acts 5:14 to our modern lives?

We can see this verse as a reminder of how faith communities grow when people share their beliefs with others, influencing others to join the community.

What is the significance of including both men and women in the verse?

Including both genders highlights that the message of Jesus was for everyone, showing an inclusive approach from the early days of Christianity.

How does this verse relate to the broader context of Acts?

This verse fits into the narrative of Acts as it showcases one of the many instances where the number of believers increases significantly, reflecting the spread and growth of the Christian faith.