What does Acts 2:44 mean? This passage describes the early church in Jerusalem, especially before persecution by the Jewish leaders (Acts 8:1).

A society founded, not on the law of self-interest and competition, but on sympathy and self-denial. They had all things in common.

Acts 2:44-45 is about community, generosity, stewardship, and social justice, and it challenges us to embrace these values in our own lives...

Acts 2 describes the events of the Holy Spirit coming upon the people gathered in Jerusalem fifty days after Easter.

All these believers were of one mind and judgment, as to doctrines, they agreed in their sentiments and principles of religion; and they were of one heart and ...

In Acts 2:44, the passage describes the unity and community among the believers in the early church. The believers were united in their faith in Jesus Christ ...

9 окт. 2021 г. · In Acts 2:44-45 (KJV) one reads 44 And all that believed were together, and had all things common; 45 And sold their possessions and goods, and parted them to ...

It is to be a way of life for believers in Jesus Christ to want to be in each other's company, to share things together and to help and support each other.

Acts 2 describes the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the early disciples, their preaching of the gospel, and the beginnings of the Christian church.