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  by Ronald Holmes

  Created on: July 07, 2008

  The question has been asked, were Ananias and Sapphira really struck down by God? The answer to that

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  by Rita Kimbro

  Created on: August 04, 2009   Last Updated: August 07, 2009

  Ananias and his wife Sapphira were struck down by God, and the event was documented in the book of Acts

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  by Adelani Aderemi

  Created on: November 24, 2009

  Luke concluded Chapter four of the Acts of the Apostles with the account of how every believer shared

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  by Ignacio Brown

  Created on: July 15, 2010

  It would have been an interesting scenario if we could have witnessed such an event happening right

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  by groundhog91

  Created on: April 01, 2011   Last Updated: April 05, 2011

  Were Ananias and Sapphira struck down by God?

  To begin this article about these two characters that

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  by Olivia Moore

  Created on: March 12, 2009   Last Updated: March 15, 2009

  Much to their misfortune, Ananias and his wife Shappira were struck down by God, actually they collasped.

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  by Jay O'Toole

  Created on: December 31, 2010   Last Updated: January 01, 2011

  Who is GOD?  

  Does HE have the right to exact Justice, as Judge and Jury?

   "And God said unto

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  by Ndidi Ngwuluka

  Created on: January 13, 2009

  Ananias and Sapphira were indeed struck down by God. In a community with total openness and transparency,

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  by Tiffany Lott

  Created on: November 29, 2008

  When you read this question, immediately you want to say, "Yes, there's no question. It's in the Bible."

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  by Gary Lewis

  Created on: January 16, 2009

  Yes, they were definately struck down by God. In the book of Acts, Chapter 5, verses 1 through 11 (NKJV),tell

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  by Dallas Brown

  Created on: April 09, 2009

  The apostle Peter speaks with this pair, individually, and asks them (first Ananias), "Why has Satan

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  by Bryon Mondok

  Created on: February 10, 2008   Last Updated: February 16, 2008

  How would you live if the consequences of your sin were immediate, final, and extremely public? If you