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Acts 9: 26-31
The newly converted Saul has been preaching in the name of Jesus, and is accepted by the apostolic church in Jerusalem.
1 John 3: 18-24
God’s commandments can be summed up in two imperatives: to believe in Jesus Christ, and to love one another as he taught us.
John 15: 1-8
The grace of Christ, which he gives to us, is the source of all our belief and good works. We are called to be his disciples and to be fruitful.
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Acts 3: 13-15
Peter tells the leaders of Israel that although they rejected Jesus, he is their way to salvation.
1 John 3: 1-2
When Christ appears, we will recognise him because we have been made the children of God.
John 10: 11-18
Jesus is the Good Shepherd, loved by the Father and freely offering up his life on our behalf.
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Acts 3: 13-15
We are witnesses to the resurrection and the forgiveness of sins.
1 John 2: 1-5
God’s love comes to perfection within us if we turn back to the Father.
Luke 24: 35-48
Jesus has been raised from the dead so that the forgiveness of sins can be preached to all peoples.
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Acts 4 32-35
The life of the first community is characterised by a unity of mind and heart and common life.
1 John 5: 1-6
The resurrection of Jesus and our faith in him have overcome the world.
John 20: 19-31
In the upper room the risen Lord appears, and a doubting man finds faith.
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Acts 10:34. 37-43
Peter proclaims the message that all who believe in Jesus will have their sins forgiven.
Colossians 3: 1-4
Paul teaches that when Christ is revealed, his followers too will be revealed in all their glory.
John 20: 1-9
Very early on Easter morning, Mary Magdalene comes to the tomb. What she finds there sends her running to fetch Peter and the beloved disciple.