Acts 12.1-11

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Limerick

In times of great peril and fear,
Peter was bound, yet God drew near.
An angel appeared bright,
Unlocked chains in the night,
And freed him from danger’s dark leer.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the story in Acts 12:1-11 is to practice trusting situations that feel out of your control. In the passage, Peter is imprisoned but is miraculously freed, showing that things can change unexpectedly. You can apply this by reminding yourself during stressful or uncertain times that unexpected solutions and help can come when you least expect them. For example, if you’re facing a difficult challenge at work or in your personal life, instead of feeling overwhelmed, try to stay open-minded and patient, believing that new opportunities or support might arrive when you need it most. This mindset encourages patience, resilience, and openness to positive changes, even when circumstances seem bleak.

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Related passages

**Summary:**
Acts 12:1-11 highlights themes of divine intervention, prayer, God’s sovereignty, deliverance from danger, and the power of faith.

**Related Bible Passages:**

1. **Psalm 34:17**
“The righteous cry out, and the Lord hears them; he delivers them from all their troubles.”
*This emphasizes God’s responsiveness to prayer, similar to Peter’s miraculous rescue.*

2. **Daniel 6:22**
“My God sent his angel, and he shut the mouths of the lions.”
*Shows divine intervention in perilous situations, paralleling Peter’s miraculous escape from prison.*

3. **2 Corinthians 1:10**
“He has delivered us from such a deadly peril, and he will deliver us again.”
*Highlights God’s ongoing deliverance, echoing the theme of divine sovereignty in Acts 12.*

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