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What does the Bible say about Stephen's stoning?

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Stephen was stoned for preaching about Jesus, highlighting the rejection of God's messengers.

In Acts 7, Stephen delivers a powerful message addressing the history of Israel and their rejection of God's prophets, culminating in the betrayal and murder of Jesus Christ. He states that just like their forefathers, who persecuted the prophets, the current generation is fighting against God by rejecting His appointed messenger, illustrating the steadfastness of God's chosen despite opposition. Stephen's stoning not only signifies the culmination of his witness but also represents the ongoing rejection of God's grace and truth by those who persist in sin.
Scripture References: Acts 7:54-60

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