| Chapter | Verse/s | Verse Summary |
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| 1. | (1-3) | The former treatise have I made O Theophilus |
| (4-5) | Wait for the promise of the Father | |
| (6-8) | Wilt thou at this time restore again the kingdom | |
| (9-11) | He was taken up and a cloud received him | |
| (12-14) | Then returned they unto Jerusalem | |
| (15-26) | Death of Judas, selection of Matthias |
| 2. | (1-4) | Day of Pentecost, Holy Spirit comes to the apostles |
| (5-13) | Multitudes hear in their own language | |
| (14-21) | This is that which was spoken by the prophet Joel | |
| (22-36) | This Jesus hath God raised up | |
| (37-41) | Men and brethren what shall we do | |
| (42-47) | And they continued stedfastly |
| 3. | (1-10) | Silver and gold have I none |
| (11-26) | Ye men of Israel why marvel ye at this |
| 4. | (1-4) | Peter is arrested, five thousand believe |
| (5-6) | Ruler, Elders and Scribes question | |
| (7-12) | Neither is there salvation in any other | |
| (13-17) | What shall we do to these men | |
| (18-20) | Commanded them not to speak at all | |
| (21-22) | When they had further threatened them | |
| (23-31) | With all boldness they may speak thy word | |
| (32-37) | Neither was there any among them that lacked |
| 5. | (1-11) | Ananias and Sapphira |
| (12-16) | Apostles perform signs and wonders | |
| (17-32) | Apostles arrested and released by angel | |
| (33-42) | Council plan to kill apostles, Gamaliel |
| 6. | (1-7) | Seven men appointed to minister to widows |
| (8-15) | Stephen teaching, brought before the council |
| 7. | (1) | Are these things so |
| (2-50) | Stephen reviews Israel's history | |
| (51-53) | Stiffnecked and uncircumcised in heart and ears | |
| (54-60) | Stoning of Stephen |
| 8. | (1) | Great persecution against the church |
| (2) | burial of Stephen | |
| (3-4) | Saul makes havock of the church | |
| (5-8) | Philip in Samaria | |
| (9-13) | Simon the sorcerer | |
| (14-17) | Peter and John laid their hands on them | |
| (18-24) | Repent therefore of this thy wickedness | |
| (25) | Peter and John return to Jerusalem | |
| (26-40) | Ethiopian eunuch converted |
| 9. | (1-9) | I am Jesus whom thou persecutest |
| (10-16) | A certain disciple named Ananias | |
| (17-19) | Saul baptized | |
| (20-22) | Saul preaches in synagogue | |
| (23-25) | Saul escapes plot to kill him | |
| (26) | Saul comes to Jerusalem | |
| (27) | Barnabas brings Saul to the apostles | |
| (28-30) | He spake boldly in the name of the lord Jesus | |
| (31) | Then had the churches rest | |
| (32-35) | Peter at Lydda , heals Aeneas | |
| (36-42) | Peter to Joppa, raises Dorcas | |
| (43) | Peter tarries with Simon the tanner |
| 10. | (1-8) | Angel appears to Cornelius |
| (9-16) | Peters vision | |
| (17-24) | Peter goes to Cornelius house | |
| (25-29) | And as Peter was coming in | |
| (30-33) | Four days ago I was fasting | |
| (34-43) | Of a truth I perceive | |
| (44-48) | While Peter yet spake these words |
| 11. | (1-3) | Apostles and brethren heard Gentiles received the word |
| (4-17) | Peter rehearsed the matter | |
| (18) | When they heard these things held their peace | |
| (19-21) | Hand of the Lord was with them | |
| (22-24) | Barnabas sent to Antioch | |
| (25-26) | Called Christians first in Antioch | |
| (27-30) | Dearth throughout the world |
| 12. | (1-4) | Herod kills James and arrests Peter |
| (5-10) | Angel releases Peter from prison | |
| (11-12) | Peter realizes what has happened | |
| (13-16) | Peter knocking, a damsel came to hearken | |
| (17) | Peter declared how Lord brought him out | |
| (18-19) | Prison keepers examined and executed | |
| (20-23) | Herod smitten by angel | |
| (24) | Word grows | |
| (25) | Barnabas and Saul take John Mark |
| 13. | (1-3) | Separate me Barnabas and Saul |
| (4-5) | Barnabas and Saul to Seleucia, Cyprus and Salamis | |
| (6-12) | Paphos and false prophet Bar-Jesus | |
| (13) | Ar Perga in Pamphyllia, John Mark departs | |
| (14) | In synagogue n Antioch of Pisidia | |
| (15-41) | Paul's sermon in the synagogue | |
| (42) | Gentiles besought these words preached to them | |
| (43) | Many Jews and religious proselytes follow | |
| (44-48) | Lo we turn to the Gentiles | |
| (49-52) | Jews raised up persecution |
| 14. | (1-7) | Iconium Jews stirred up the Gentiles |
| (8-10) | Man impotent in feet healed | |
| (11-18) | The gods are come down to us | |
| (19-20) | Paul stoned and supposed dead | |
| (21-23) | Returned again to Lystra, Iconium and Antioch | |
| (24-28) | Saul and Barnabas return to Antioch |
| 15. | (1-2) | Questions about circumcision, Paul and Barnabas to Jerusalem |
| (3) | Paul and Barnabas declare conversion of Gentiles | |
| (4-5) | al at Jerusalem, Pharisees and circumcision | |
| (6-11) | Peter's address concerning Gentiles and conversion | |
| (12) | Paul and Barnabas declare miracles among the Gentiles | |
| (13-21) | James, trouble not them | |
| (22-29) | Men and letters to Syria, Antioch, Cilicia | |
| (30-35) | Rejoicing and brethren exhorted | |
| (36-41) | Paul and Barnabas part |
| 16. | (1-5) | Timothy invited by Paul, churches established |
| (6) | Phrygia and Galatia, forbidden to go to Asia | |
| (7-8) | Paul at Mysia, not to go to Bithynia | |
| (9-10) | Vision to come to Macedonia, Troas, Samothracia, Neapolis | |
| (11-12) | From Troas to Samothracia, Neapolis Philippi | |
| (13-15) | Lydia a seller of purple baptized | |
| (16-24) | Spirit cast out of damsel, Paul and Silas arrested | |
| (25-34) | Philippian jailor and household | |
| (35-40) | Beaten us openly and uncondemned being Romans |
| 17. | (1-4) | Paul at Thessalonica in synagogue |
| (5-9) | Unbelieving Jews create uproar | |
| (10-12) | Paul and Silas sent away to Berea | |
| (13-15) | Jews for Thessalonica stir up people, Paul leaves | |
| (16-31) | Paul at Athens, address on Mars Hill | |
| (32-34) | When they heard of the resurrection of the dead |
| 18. | (1-3) | Paul goes to Corinth, meets Aquilla and Priscilla |
| (4) | Paul reasons in the synagogue every Sabbath | |
| (5-6) | Your blood be on your own heads | |
| (7-8) | Justus and Crispus believe | |
| (9-11) | Paul's vision, stays in Corinth | |
| (12-17) | When Gallio was the deputy of Achaia | |
| (18-21) | Paul goes to Ephesus, leaves Aquilla and Prisilla | |
| (22-23) | Paul at Cesarea, Antioch, Galatia and Phrygia | |
| (24-28) | Aquilla and Priscilla correct Apollos, Apollos preaches |
| 19. | (1-7) | Paul returns to Ephesus, twelve men taught correctly |
| (8-12) | Paul teaches at school of Tyrannus, special miracles done | |
| (13-17) | Man with evil spirit subdues sons of Sceva | |
| (18-20) | Many believed, confessed and shewed their deeds | |
| (21-22) | Paul purposed to go to Jerusalem, Timothy to Macedonia | |
| (23-41) | Silversmiths stir up riot in Ephesus over Diana |
| 20. | (1-4) | Paul in Macedonia, Greece and Syria |
| (5-12) | Paul at Troas, breaks bread on first day of the week | |
| (13-16) | Paul from Troas to Assos, Mitylene, Samos, Chios, Miletus | |
| (17-35) | Pau calls for the elders from Ephesus and addresses them | |
| (36-38) | Paul's farewell and departure |
| 21. | (1-3) | Cos, Rhodes, Patara, Phenicia, landing at Tyre |
| (4-6) | Paul tarries there seven days and is warned | |
| (7) | Ptolemais, saluted brethren, abode one day | |
| (8-9) | Paul and company at Cesarea, Philip's house | |
| (10-14) | Agabus from Judea warns Paul | |
| (15-16) | Arrival in Jerusalem | |
| (17-25) | Paul meets with James and all the elders | |
| (26) | Paul and company purify themselves in temple | |
| (27-36) | Uproar in city, Paul arrested | |
| (37-40) | Paul carried to fortress of Antonia, asks to address the crowd |
| 22. | (1-21) | Paul's defense before the people |
| (22-23) | Away with such a fellow from the Earth | |
| (24-29) | Captain commanded him to be brought in | |
| (30) | Paul and chief priests and council gathered |
| 23. | (1) | I have lived in all good conscience |
| (2-5) | High priest commands Paul to be struck in mouth | |
| (6-10) | Dissension between Pharisees and Sadducees | |
| (11) | That night the Lord stood by him | |
| (12-30) | Plot to kill Paul, taken to Cesarea | |
| (31-35) | Paul before the governor |
| 24. | (1-2) | Ananias, elders and orator Tertullus to accuse |
| (3-9) | Tertullus statements against Paul | |
| (10-21) | Paul's statement before Felix | |
| (22-23) | Felix defers the matter until Lysias comes | |
| (24-26) | Felix hears the Gospel with his wife | |
| (27) | Festus replaces Felix, Paul still bound |
| 25. | (1-6) | Festus comes in to province, Paul kept at Cesarea |
| (7-12) | Paul's defense and appeal to Caesar | |
| (13-22) | Agrippa and Bernice arrive, Festus speaks of Paul | |
| (23-27) | Festus brings Paul out to stand before Agrippa |
| 26. | (1) | Thou art permitted to speak for thyself |
| (2-23) | Paul recounts his history and conversion | |
| (24) | Festus, much learning hath made thee mad | |
| (25-26) | I am not mad but speak forth the words of truth | |
| (27-29) | Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian | |
| (30-32) | This man might have been set at liberty |
| 27. | (1-2) | Paul and Aristacrhus on ship with prisoners |
| (3-6) | Landing at Sidon, Cyprus, Cilicia Pamphyllia, Myra | |
| (7-8) | Wind problem, landing at Fair Havens | |
| (9-12) | This voyage will be with hurt and much damage | |
| (13-20) | There arose a tempestuous wind, Euroclydon | |
| (21-26) | Sirs ye should have hearkened unto me | |
| (27-44) | Shipwreck |
| 28. | (1-2) | Escape to Melita |
| (3-6) | Viper fastened on Paul's hand | |
| (7-10) | Paul healing the sick | |
| (11) | Aboard ship from Alexandria | |
| (12) | Three days at Syracuse | |
| (13-14) | Syracuse to Rhegum | |
| (15) | Meeting with brethren at Appii Forum | |
| (16) | Paul in Rome, Paul with soldier | |
| (17-22) | Paul addresses chief of the Jews | |
| (23-29) | Paul preaches to many | |
| (30-31) | Paul in his own hired house for two years teaching |