Acts 1:14–26
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14They all came together regularly to pray. The women joined them too. So did Jesus’ mother Mary and his brothers.
15In those days Peter stood up among the believers. About 120 of them were there. 16Peter said, “Brothers, a long time ago the Holy Spirit spoke through David’s mouth about Judas. What he said in Scripture had to come true. Judas was the guide for the men who arrested Jesus. 17But Judas was one of us. He shared with us in our work for God.”
18Judas bought a field with the reward he got for the evil thing he had done. He fell down headfirst in the field. His body burst open. All his insides spilled out. 19Everyone in Jerusalem heard about this. So they called that field Akeldama. In their language, Akeldama means The Field of Blood.
20Peter said, “Here is what is written in the book of Psalms. It says,
“ ‘May his home be deserted.
May no one live in it.’
The Psalms also say,
“ ‘Let someone else take his place as leader.’
21So we need to choose someone to take his place. It will have to be a man who was with us the whole time the Lord Jesus lived among us. 22That time began when John was baptizing. It ended when Jesus was taken up from us. The one we choose must join us in giving witness that Jesus rose from the dead.”
23So they suggested two men. One was Joseph, who was called Barsabbas. He was also called Justus. The other man was Matthias. 24Then they prayed. “Lord,” they said, “you know everyone’s heart. Show us which of these two you have chosen. 25Show us who should take the place of Judas as an apostle. He gave up being an apostle to go where he belongs.” 26Then they cast lots. Matthias was chosen. So he was added to the 11 apostles.
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