Acts 10 Exposition

Acts 10 marks a pivotal moment in redemptive history where the gospel reaches beyond Jewish boundaries to embrace the Gentiles. Cornelius, a wealthy Roman centurion, exemplifies true devotion through fear of God, generosity, and continual prayer. Peter, still clinging to Mosaic customs, witnesses God’s impartial call as the Holy Spirit falls upon Gentiles with visible signs, including tongues. This chapter reveals the early Church’s unfolding realization that salvation in Jesus' Name is for all nations, not by lineage, but through faith and Spirit-filled obedience.