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What does the stoning of Stephen teach us about the response to the Gospel?

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The stoning of Stephen exemplifies the hostility that can arise against the truth of the Gospel.

Stephen's stoning illustrates the violent rejection that can arise when sinners encounter the truth of God. As he boldly preached about God's redemptive plan through Christ, he faced fierce opposition, revealing the resistance of the sinful heart toward God's message. This serves as a poignant warning that proclaiming the Gospel can provoke hostility, and reflects the reality that not everyone will accept the truth of Christ. The reaction of the crowd highlights the spiritual blindness and rebellion against God, urging believers to remain steadfast in their witness even in the face of persecution.
Scripture References: Acts 7:54-57

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