Taking Captivity Captive

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Acts 16:16–40 recounts how Paul and Silas confront a demon-possessed slave girl, are seized by her owners, beaten, and jailed. While praying and singing at midnight they experience an earthquake that opens the prison and unfastens their bonds. The terrified jailer asks how to be saved; Paul and Silas proclaim faith in the Lord Jesus, leading to the jailer and his household being baptized. The episode highlights the resurrection’s power, the lordship of Christ, and the idea of salvation reaching whole households.

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