The KJV Bible with Strong's Numbers
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Acts 1
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- 1:1 The
former
*
treatise have I
made,
O
Theophilus,
of
all
that
Jesus
began
both to
do
and
teach,
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- 1:2
Until the
day in
which he was taken
up, after that he
through the
Holy
Ghost had given
commandments unto the
apostles
whom he had
chosen:
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- 1:3 To
whom
also he
shewed
himself
alive
after
his
passion
by
many infallible
proofs, being
seen of
them
*
forty
days,
and
speaking of the things
pertaining to the
kingdom of
God:
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- 1:4
And, being assembled
together
with them,
commanded
them that they
should
not
depart
from
Jerusalem,
but
wait for the
promise of the
Father,
which, saith he, ye have
heard of
me.
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- 1:5
For
John
truly
baptized with
water;
but
ye shall be
baptized
with the
Holy
Ghost
not
many
*
days
hence.
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- 1:6
When they
therefore were come
together, they
asked of
him,
saying,
Lord
*, wilt
thou
at
this
time restore
again the
kingdom to
Israel?
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- 1:7
And he
said
unto
them, It
is
not for
you to
know the
times
or the
seasons,
which the
Father hath
put
in his
own
power.
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- 1:8
But ye shall
receive
power, after that the
Holy
Ghost is
come
upon
you:
and ye shall
be
witnesses unto
me
both
in
Jerusalem,
and
in
all
Judaea,
and in
Samaria,
and
unto the uttermost
part of the
earth.
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- 1:9
And when he had
spoken these
things, while
they
beheld, he was taken
up;
and a
cloud
received
him out
of
their
sight.
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- 1:10
And
while they looked
stedfastly
*
toward
heaven as
he went
up
*,
behold,
two
men stood
by
them
in
white
apparel;
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- 1:11
Which
also
said, Ye
men of
Galilee,
why stand
ye gazing
up
into
heaven? this
same
Jesus,
which is taken
up
from
you
into
heaven,
shall
so
come in like manner
as
ye have
seen
him
go
into
heaven.
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- 1:12
Then returned
they
unto
Jerusalem
from the
mount
called
Olivet,
which
is
from
Jerusalem a
sabbath day's
journey
*.
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- 1:13
And
when they were come
in, they went
up
into an upper
room,
where
abode
*
both
Peter,
and
James,
and
John,
and
Andrew,
Philip,
and
Thomas,
Bartholomew,
and
Matthew,
James the son of
Alphaeus,
and
Simon
Zelotes,
and
Judas the brother of
James.
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- 1:14
These
all
continued
* with one
accord in
prayer
and
supplication,
with the
women,
and
Mary the
mother of
Jesus,
and
with
his
brethren.
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- 1:15
And
in
those
days
Peter stood
up
in the
midst of the
disciples, and
said
*, (the
number of
names
together
*
were
about an
hundred and
twenty,)
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- 1:16
Men and
brethren,
this
scripture
must needs have been
fulfilled,
which the
Holy
Ghost
by the
mouth of
David spake
before
concerning
Judas,
which
was
guide to them that
took
Jesus.
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- 1:17
For he
was
numbered
with
us,
and had
obtained
part of
this
ministry.
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- 1:18
Now
this
man
purchased a
field
with the
reward of
iniquity;
and
falling
headlong, he burst
asunder in the
midst,
and
all
his
bowels gushed
out.
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- 1:19
And it
was
known unto
all the
dwellers at
Jerusalem; insomuch
as
that
field is
called in
their
proper
tongue,
Aceldama, that is to
say, The
field of
blood.
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- 1:20
For it is
written
in the
book of
Psalms,
Let
his
habitation
be
desolate,
and
let no
man
dwell
therein
*:
and
his
bishoprick
let
another
take.
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- 1:21
Wherefore of
these
men which have
companied with
us
all the
time
that
the
Lord
Jesus
went
in
and
out
among
us,
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- 1:22
Beginning
from the
baptism of
John,
unto that same
day
that he was taken
up
from
us,
must
one be
ordained to be a
witness
with
us of
his
resurrection.
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- 1:23
And they
appointed
two,
Joseph
called
Barsabas,
who was
surnamed
Justus,
and
Matthias.
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- 1:24
And they
prayed, and
said,
Thou,
Lord, which knowest the
hearts of
all men,
shew
whether
*
of
these
two thou hast
chosen,
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- 1:25 That he may
take
part of
this
ministry
and
apostleship,
from
which
Judas by transgression
fell, that he might
go
to his
own
place.
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- 1:26
And they gave
forth
their
lots;
and the
lot
fell
upon
Matthias;
and he was
numbered
with the
eleven
apostles.
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