Acts 13: The First Missionary Journey Begins
The Spirit sets apart Barnabas and Saul, who sail to Cyprus, where a sorcerer is struck blind and the proconsul believes. At Pisidian Antioch, Paul preaches Jesus as David's promised heir; the Jews oppose him, and the Gentiles appointed to eternal life believe.
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Acts 13:1-2 describes the leaders of the church at Antioch and what happened while they were worshiping and fasting. What did the Holy Spirit instruct the church to do?