Acts 15:3

So, after being supplied and sent on their way by the church, they went through both Phoenicia and Samaria telling in detail the conversion of the Gentiles, and they brought great joy to all the [a]believers.

And being brought on their way by the church, they passed through Phenice and Samaria, declaring the conversion of the Gentiles: and they caused great joy unto all the brethren.

After they were sent off and on their way, they told everyone they met as they traveled through Phoenicia and Samaria about the breakthrough to the non-Jewish outsiders. Everyone who heard the news cheered—it was terrific news! 4-5 When they got to Jerusalem, Paul and Barnabas were graciously received by the whole church, including the apostles and leaders. They reported on their recent journey and how God had used them to open things up to the outsiders. Some Pharisees stood up to say their piece. They had become believers, but continued to hold to the hard party line of the Pharisees. “You have to circumcise the pagan converts,” they said. “You must make them keep the Law of Moses.” 6-9 The apostles and leaders called a special meeting to consider the matter. The arguments went on and on, back and forth, getting more and more heated. Then Peter took the floor: “Friends, you well know that from early on God made it quite plain that he wanted the pagans to hear the Message of this good news and embrace it—and not in any secondhand or roundabout way, but firsthand, straight from my mouth. And God, who can’t be fooled by any pretense on our part but always knows a person’s thoughts, gave them the Holy Spirit exactly as he gave him to us. He treated the outsiders exactly as he treated us, beginning at the very center of who they were and working from that center outward, cleaning up their lives as they trusted and believed him. 10-11 “So why are you now trying to out-god God, loading these new believers down with rules that crushed our ancestors and crushed us, too? Don’t we believe that we are saved because the Master Jesus amazingly and out of sheer generosity moved to save us just as he did those from beyond our nation? So what are we arguing about?” 12-13 There was dead silence. No one said a word. With the room quiet, Barnabas and Paul reported matter-of-factly on the miracles and wonders God had done among the other nations through their ministry. The silence deepened; you could hear a pin drop. 13-18 James broke the silence. “Friends, listen. Simeon has told us the story of how God at the very outset made sure that racial outsiders were included. This is in perfect agreement with the words of the prophets:After this, I’m coming back; I’ll rebuild David’s ruined house;I’ll put all the pieces together again; I’ll make it look like newSo outsiders who seek will find, so they’ll have a place to come to,All the pagan peoples included in what I’m doing.“God said it and now he’s doing it. It’s no afterthought; he’s always known he would do this. 19-21 “So here is my decision: We’re not going to unnecessarily burden non-Jewish people who turn to the Master. We’ll write them a letter and tell them, ‘Be careful to not get involved in activities connected with idols, to guard the morality of sex and marriage, to not serve food offensive to Jewish Christians—blood, for instance.’ This is basic wisdom from Moses, preached and honored for centuries now in city after city as we have met and kept the Sabbath.” 22-23 Everyone agreed: apostles, leaders, all the people. They picked Judas (nicknamed Barsabbas) and Silas—they both carried considerable weight in the church—and sent them to Antioch with Paul and Barnabas with this letter:From the apostles and leaders, your friends, to our friends in Antioch, Syria, and Cilicia:Hello! 24-27 We heard that some men from our church went to you and said things that confused and upset you. Mind you, they had no authority from us; we didn’t send them. We have agreed unanimously to pick representatives and send them to you with our good friends Barnabas and Paul. We picked men we knew you could trust, Judas and Silas—they’ve looked death in the face time and again for the sake of our Master Jesus Christ. We’ve sent them to confirm in a face-to-face meeting with you what we’ve written. 28-29 It seemed to the Holy Spirit and to us that you should not be saddled with any crushing burden, but be responsible only for these bare necessities: Be careful not to get involved in activities connected with idols; avoid serving food offensive to Jewish Christians (blood, for instance); and guard the morality of sex and marriage.These guidelines are sufficient to keep relations congenial between us. And God be with you! Barnabas and Paul Go Their Separate Ways30-33 And so off they went to Antioch. On arrival, they gathered the church and read the letter. The people were greatly relieved and pleased. Judas and Silas, good preachers both of them, strengthened their new friends with many words of courage and hope. Then it was time to go home. They were sent off by their new friends with laughter and embraces all around to report back to those who had sent them.

Therefore, being sent on their way by the church, they were passing through both Phoenicia and Samaria, describing in detail the conversion of the Gentiles, and were bringing great joy to all the brethren.

Después de despedirse de los hermanos que les acompañaron hasta dejarlos en el camino que habían de seguir, los delegados iniciaron su viaje. Y como tenían que pasar por Fenicia y Samaria, aprovecharon la oportunidad para referir a los creyentes que allí vivían cómo también los gentiles se volvían a Dios. Al oir aquellas noticias, todos se llenaron de alegría.

The church sent them on their way. They traveled through Phoenicia and Samaria. There they told how the Gentiles had turned to God. This news made all the believers very glad.

The church sent them on their way, and as they traveled through Phoenicia and Samaria, they told how the Gentiles had been converted. This news made all the believers very glad.

The church sent them on their way, and as they travelled through Phoenicia and Samaria, they told how the Gentiles had been converted. This news made all the believers very glad.

The church sent the delegates to Jerusalem, and they stopped along the way in Phoenicia and Samaria to visit the believers. They told them—much to everyone’s joy—that the Gentiles, too, were being converted.

Me nsɛm a maka akyerɛ mo no ama mo ho afi dedaw.

وَبَعْدَمَا وَدَّعَتْهُمُ الْكَنِيسَةُ، سَافَرُوا إِلَى أُورُشَلِيمَ مُرُوراً بِمُدُنِ فِينِيقِيَةَ وَالسَّامِرَةِ، مُخْبِرِينَ الإِخْوَةَ فِيهَا بِأَنَّ غَيْرَ الْيَهُودِ أَيْضاً قَدِ اهْتَدَوْا إِلَى الْمَسِيحِ، فَأَشَاعُوا بِذَلِكَ فَرَحاً كَبِيراً بَيْنَ الإِخْوَةِ جَمِيعاً.

Busa gipadala sa iglesia sila si Pablo. Sa pag-agi nila sa Fenicia ug sa Samaria, gisulti nila sa mga magtutuo didto nga may mga dili Judio usab nga mituo kang Cristo. Pagkadungog nila niini, nalipay gayod sila.

Ti, když cestovali Fénicií a Samařskem, vyprávěli křesťanům, jak pohané přijímají víru v Pána Ježíše, a bratři z toho měli všude velkou radost.

Menigheden udrustede dem til rejsen, og på vej gennem Fønikien og Samaria gjorde de ophold i byerne for at besøge de Jesus-troende dér. Her fortalte de til alles store glæde, at mange ikke-jøder nu også havde vendt sig fra deres synd og havde taget imod budskabet om Jesus.

Nachdem die Gemeinde sie verabschiedet hatte, zogen sie durch Phönizien und Samarien. Überall berichteten sie, wie auch die Nichtjuden zu Gott umgekehrt waren, und alle freuten sich darüber.

Enviados por la iglesia, al pasar por Fenicia y Samaria contaron cómo se habían convertido los gentiles. Estas noticias llenaron de alegría a todos los creyentes.

Enviados por la iglesia, al pasar por Fenicia y Samaria contaron cómo se habían convertido los gentiles. Estas noticias llenaron de alegría a todos los creyentes.

L’Eglise[a] pourvut à leur voyage[b]. Ils traversèrent la Phénicie et la Samarie, racontant comment les non-Juifs se tournaient vers Dieu. Et tous les frères en eurent beaucoup de joie.

הקהילה כולה ליוותה אותם אל מחוץ לעיר, והנציגים יצאו בדרכם לירושלים. הם התעכבו בדרך בערי החוף של לבנון ובשומרון, כדי לבקר את המאמינים, ולשמחת כולם סיפרו להם שגם הגויים חוזרים בתשובה.

Dayon ginpadala sang iglesya sila ni Pablo. Sang pag-agi nila sa Fenicia kag sa Samaria, ginsugid nila sa mga tumuluo didto nga may mga indi Judio nga nagtuo man kay Cristo. Pagkabati nila sini, nalipay gid sila.

Crkva ih dakle pošalje na put. Prolazeći kroz Feniciju i Samariju, braći su, na njihovu veliku radost, pripovijedali o obraćenju pogana.

Dopo che tutti i credenti li ebbero accompagnati per un tratto, essi si diressero verso Gerusalemme, fermandosi, durante il viaggio, nelle città della Fenicia e della Samaria per visitare gli altri cristiani ed informarli, con gran gioia di tutti, che anche i pagani erano stati convertiti.

一行は、町の外で、教会員全員の見送りを受けて出発しました。途中フェニキヤとサマリヤの町に立ち寄り、外国人も次々に主イエスを信じるようになったということを話して、クリスチャンを大いに喜ばせました。

그들은 교회의 전송을 받고 가는 길에 페니키아와 사마리아를 지나면서 이방인들이 믿게 된 이야기를 해 주어 그 곳 모든 신자들을 기쁘게 하였다.

De utrustet dem for reisen og lot dem reise av sted. På veien stanset de i Fønikia og Samaria og fortalte de troende at også mange som ikke var jøder, hadde vendt seg til Gud. Dette gjorde de troende svært begeistret.

De mannen reisden door Fenicië en Samaria en gingen onderweg bij verschillende christenen langs. Die waren blij te horen dat ook niet-Joden tot bekering waren gekomen en in Jezus Christus geloofden.

Wysłani przez kościół, szli przez Fenicję i Samarię, odwiedzając po drodze wierzących. Słysząc od Pawła i Barnaby o tym, że również poganie zwracają się do Boga, wszyscy wierzący odczuwali wielką radość.

A igreja os enviou e, ao passarem pela Fenícia e por Samaria, contaram como os gentios tinham se convertido; essas notícias alegravam muito a todos os irmãos.

A igreja enviou esses delegados a Jerusalém. Pelo caminho, pararam em várias cidades da Fenícia e da Samaria para visitar os crentes, informando-os, para grande alegria de todos, que também os gentios se estavam a converter.

Tandanacushca crijcuna cachajpi rishpaca, Feniciata, Samariatami rircacuna. Chai llajtacunapica crijcunamanmi, mana israelcunapish Diospajman cutirishcata parlarcacuna. Chaita parlajpica, chai crijcunaca tucuicunami achcata cushicurcacuna.

Aşadar, după ce au fost însoţiţi de către biserică, ei au călătorit prin Fenicia şi Samaria şi au istorisit despre cum s-au convertit neamurile. Şi le-au făcut astfel o mare bucurie tuturor fraţilor.

Получив помощь от общины верующих, они пошли через Финикию и Самарию, рассказывая там об обращении язычников. Эта весть вызывала у всех верующих большую радость.

Получив помощь от общины верующих, они пошли через Финикию и Самарию, рассказывая там об обращении язычников. Эта весть вызывала у всех верующих большую радость.

Получив помощь от общины верующих, они пошли через Финикию и Сомарию, рассказывая там об обращении язычников. Эта весть вызывала у всех верующих большую радость.

Получив помощь от церкви, они пошли через Финикию и Самарию, рассказывая там об обращении язычников. Эта весть вызывала у всех верующих большую радость.

Zbor sa s nimi rozlúčil a vyslal ich na cestu. Šli cez Feníciu a Samáriu a všade rozprávali o tom, ako aj pohania začínajú veriť v Pána Ježiša, a tým spôsobovali všetkým veľkú radosť.

Församlingen utrustade dem för resan och de gav sig iväg genom Fenikien och Samarien där de berättade om hedningar som hade vänt om, vilket gjorde de troende mycket glada.

Kwa hiyo, wakiwa wametumwa na kanisa, njiani walipitia makanisa ya Foenike na Samaria wakatoa taarifa jinsi watu wa mataifa men gine walivyokuwa wakimgeukia Bwana. Habari hizi ziliwafurahisha sana hao ndugu.

คริสตจักรได้ส่งพวกเขาไป และขณะเดินทางผ่านแคว้นฟีนิเซียกับสะมาเรียพวกเขาก็ได้เล่าเรื่องที่คนต่างชาติกลับใจใหม่ ข่าวนี้ทำให้พี่น้องทั้งปวงยินดียิ่งนัก

于是教会为他们送行。他们经过腓尼基和撒玛利亚，沿途报告外族人悔改信主的消息，弟兄姊妹都大受鼓舞。

於 是 教 会 送 他 们 起 行 。 他 们 经 过 腓 尼 基 、 撒 玛 利 亚 ， 随 处 传 说 外 邦 人 归 主 的 事 ， 叫 众 弟 兄 都 甚 欢 喜 。

於是教會為他們送行。他們經過腓尼基和撒瑪利亞，沿途報告外族人悔改信主的消息，弟兄姊妹都大受鼓舞。