John 4:38
I have sent you to reap a harvest on which you have not worked. Other men have worked and you have profited by their work."
Acts 8:14-17
When the apostles at Jerusalem heard that Samaria had accepted God's message, they sent Peter and John there.
Matthew 3:1-6
In those days John the Baptist appeared, and preached in the desert of Judea.
Matthew 4:23
Then he went all over Galilee, teaching in their synagogues and proclaiming the good news of the kingdom, and curing any disease or sickness among the people.
Matthew 11:8-13
Then what did you go out there to see? A man luxuriously dressed? Men who dress in that way you find in the palaces of kings.
John 1:7
He came to give testimony, to testify to the light, so that everyone might come to believe in it through him.
Acts 2:41
So they welcomed his message and were baptized, and about three thousand people joined them that day.
Acts 4:4
But many of those who had heard what they said believed it, and their number grew to be about five thousand.
Acts 4:32
There was but one heart and soul in the multitude who had become believers, and not one of them claimed anything that belonged to him as his own, but they shared everything they had with one another.
Acts 5:14
and men and women in increasing numbers believed in the Lord and joined them. Signs and wonders in great numbers continued to be done among the people by the apostles,
Acts 6:7
So God's message continued to spread; the number of the disciples in Jerusalem increased rapidly, and a great many priests accepted the faith.
Acts 8:4-8
Those who were scattered went from place to place preaching the good news of the message.
Acts 10:37-38
You know the story that has gone all over Judea, starting from Galilee after the baptism that John proclaimed,
Acts 10:42-43
He also directed us to announce to the people and bear solemn testimony that he is the one whom God has appointed to be the judge of the living and the dead.
1 Peter 1:11-12
trying to learn for what possible time the spirit of Christ within them in predicting the sufferings destined for Christ intended them and the glories that were to follow them.