Acts 15. The brethren in Jerusalem provide counsel for gentile believers that they're not required to be circumcised or to keep the law of Moses instead baptism and the higher law of Christ are the requirements

Acts chapter 14. In the community of the gentiles Paul and Barnabas bring the priesthood to vote you and gentile along with preaching the gospel

Acts chapter 10 and 11 give the beginning principles of preaching the gospel to the gentiles opening the door for the widespread of the Gospel throughout the world.
However it was many years later after apostasy in America that the dispensation of a fullness of times began once again the spread of the restored gospel throughout all the world

Acts chapter 9. Saul was down and determined the persecute the Christians until he met the Lord on that Damascus road. This led to his conversion and forever changed his life. Because of him the gentiles have the gospel

Acts chapter 8. A man I believe to be Philip the apostle goes in baptizes a eunuch giving him the qualifications to become baptized. The true mode of baptism being baptism by immersion is voice filled out.
And since I plan on baptizing a good friend of mine at some point I have some spiritual preparation myself being a member of the Priesthood

Acts chapter 7. St Stephen at his death witnesses and testifies of the nature of the Godhead

INSIGTS FROM CONFERENCE in April 2019 the theologian Russell m Nelson talks about the importance of daily repentance this is where we are halfway there to cracking the code for designing belief Enterprise

A couple and a nice and Sapphira validated this law of consecration and because of that paid with their lives by lying and cheating the Holy Ghost

Acts 3. Elaine man being healed at the Temple of Jerusalem begins once again some teaching of the doctrine of the atonement of Jesus Christ and salvation in his name

I returned after a long absence to begin teaching in the book of Acts particularly in today in Acts chapter 2 talking about when the Holy Spirit fell in Jerusalem on the day of Pentecost the beginning of the fullness of the dispensation of the meridian of time