Acts 16: Lydia and the Philippian Jailer
Timothy joins Paul, and a vision of a man of Macedonia leads them to Philippi. The Lord opens Lydia's heart to believe. Paul casts a spirit out of a slave girl, and he and Silas are beaten and jailed, where an earthquake leads the jailer and his household to faith.
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True or False: According to Acts 16:11-13, after arriving in Philippi -- a prominent city in that part of Macedonia -- Paul's group, once the Sabbath came, left the city and spoke with a group of women gathered at a spot by the river known for prayer.