<p>Acts 4:20, Peter and John witnessed a miracle.  There are only so many possible explanations for this miracle.  Was it an uncaused event?  Was it from Satan / Lucifer?  Or was it by God in the name of Jesus?</p>

Acts 4:20, Peter and John witnessed a miracle. There are only so many possible explanations for this miracle. Was it an uncaused event? Was it from Satan / Lucifer? Or was it by God in the name of Jesus?

<p>Acts 4:20, Peter and John witnessed a miracle. &nbsp;There are only so many possible explanations for this miracle. &nbsp;Was it an uncaused event? &nbsp;Was it from Satan / Lucifer? &nbsp;Or was it by God in the name of Jesus?</p>

For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.

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For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.

For we cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard.