Disciples in Ephesus show eagerness and curiosity upon learning about the Holy Spirit, reflecting their desire for deeper understanding.
The people of Ephesus are astonished by Paul's miracles, leading many to move from skepticism to faith.
The failed exorcism by the sons of Sceva instills fear and reverence for Jesus' name, recognizing the true power behind Paul’s message.
Many who practiced sorcery publicly confess and burn their scrolls, signifying a profound transformation and new life in Christ.
Demetrius and the craftsmen feel their livelihood threatened by Christianity, leading to a riot fueled by economic self-interest and anger.
The disciples and friends express concern for Paul’s safety, urging him to avoid danger during the riot.
The town clerk calms the crowd and asserts legal channels for grievances, bringing order and relief after the tumult.