Acts 16:33
Even at that hour of the night he took them and bathed their wounds, and straightaway he was baptized together with all his family.
Treated in 6 passages across the library.
Where it is preached
- Real Questions – Book 2 ·
Should I Be Baptised? cites Acts 16:33
…baptised together, as when the jailer at Philippi “and all his household were baptized” (Acts 16:33). For them, baptism shows that God’s promise comes first, before a child can understand…
- The Ten Commandments ·
4.2 Repentance cites Acts 16: 33
…Paul! It changed a persecutor into a preacher. What a change did it make in the jailer! Acts 16: 33. He took Paul and Silas, and washed their stripes, and set meat before them. What a…
- The Ten Commandments ·
4.4 Baptism cites Acts 16: 33
…as the household of Lydia, Crispus, and the jailer. ‘He was baptised, he and all his.’ Acts 16: 33. Wherein we must rationally imagine there were some little children. If it be said, there…
- Knots Untied ·
Baptism cites Acts xvi. 33
…Pentecost (Acts ii. 41),—the jailor at Philippi suddenly baptized at midnight in prison (Acts xvi. 33)—is it at all likely or probable that they were all “dipped”? To my own mind, trying to…
- Portraits of Courage – C. T. Studd ·
The Squire Who Sold His Horses cites Acts 16:32-34
…The jailer’s household heard the word for themselves and believed for themselves (Acts 16:32-34). But it does show that God delights to work through families, and that the faith of one…
- Portraits of Courage – C. T. Studd ·
Appendix B: Chapter-by-Chapter Study and Reflection Guide cites Acts 16:31-34
…short, wholehearted Christian life opened the door for his sons. Scriptures to revisit Acts 16:31-34; John 3:16; John 5:24; Mark 4:18-19. Reflection 1. Whose prayers lie behind your faith?…