Nichtjüdische Gläubige

Peter stands with open hands before a small group of Gentile worshipers, including a Roman centurion figure and his household, as they clasp their hands in prayerful attention. The scene reflects the turning point in Acts 10, when Peter enters the house of Cornelius and proclaims that God shows no partiality, receiving people from every nation who fear Him and do what is right. The Gentile listeners are shown humbly responding to the apostolic message, emphasizing the gospel’s expansion beyond Israel and the inclusion of the nations in Christ. This artwork serves well for teaching on missions, evangelism, the early church, unity in the body of Christ, and the Holy Spirit’s work among Gentile believers.