Stake attention in this memory
This is a colorful illustration from a book, depicting a scene with text and figures. The text is presented within a red-bordered box on the left side of the image. The illustration on the right shows a group of people in historical or religious attire. The text describes a situation where leaders are angry with apostles. A Pharisee named Gamaliel, a teacher of the law, intervenes, advising the leaders to let the apostles go, suggesting their plans would fail if they were not from God. His speech convinces the leaders, who then order the apostles not to speak in Jesus' name and release them. The apostles, joyful, continued to teach in the temple and from house to house, sharing the good news about Jesus. The passage is referenced as Acts 5:33–35a, 38b–42. The illustration shows figures with distinct clothing and hairstyles, appearing to be in a historical setting. The style is illustrative and likely intended for a younger audience. The background features a bright sky and architectural elements. There is no indication of the city of Jauro Yinu, Nigeria, in the image or text.
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