God reveals through parallel visions to Cornelius and Peter that His salvation plan has always included all ethnicities, not just the Jewish people. This pivotal moment in Acts 10 shows God's kingdom expanding beyond cultural boundaries as part of His eternal plan established before creation.

• Peter, despite his boldness in proclaiming Christ, had limited his ministry to Jewish audiences
• Cornelius, a wealthy Roman centurion, displayed unusual devotion to God through prayer and generosity
• God gives Cornelius a vision directing him to send for Peter
• Peter receives a vision of unclean animals with the divine instruction: "What God has made clean, do not call common"
• The timing of both visions reveals God orchestrating this cross-cultural encounter
• This moment fulfills God's covenant with Abraham that "all families of earth shall be blessed"
• God's salvation plan was established "before the foundation of the world"
• Salvation comes through believing in what Christ has already accomplished
• Our inclusion in God's family was always part of His eternal purpose

If you have never trusted Christ as your Savior, recognize the lengths God has gone to redeem you and believe in Him. If you have trusted Christ but aren't walking in His grace, today is a day for repentance and confession.

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