Acts 9.36-end

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Limerick

In Joppa, a disciple named Tabitha fair,
Fell sick and was laid to rest with care,
But Peter came near,
Prayed and called her clear,
And she woke with a life to share.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to Acts 9:36-end is to look for ways to help someone in your community who is experiencing hardship, similar to how Tabitha (also called Dorcas) was known for her acts of kindness and charity. You could volunteer at a local shelter, donate clothing or supplies, or simply offer your time to support someone in need. By doing so, you’re embodying the message of caring for others and making a positive impact in their lives, just as Tabitha did through her actions. This approach allows you to practice compassion and generosity in a tangible way, fostering connection and kindness in your everyday life.

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Related passages

**Summary:**
Acts 9:36-end highlights Peter’s miracles, healing faith, resurrection of Tabitha, and the spread of Christianity through divine power.

**Related Passages:**

1. **John 11:43-44** – Jesus raises Lazarus, demonstrating divine authority over death, similar to Peter’s resurrection of Tabitha.
2. **Matthew 10:8** – Jesus commissions disciples to heal the sick and raise the dead, reflecting Acts 9’s emphasis on healing and miracles.
3. **Romans 12:12** – Encourages believers to rejoice, pray, and be patient in suffering, akin to the faith and perseverance seen in Acts 9.

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