Act 9:36 | MHM | STEP | Tabitha Raised to Life This section tells the story of Tabitha (also called Dorcas), a woman known for her kindness and good works, who lived in Joppa. When she died, her friends called for Peter, who miraculously raised her from the dead. This miracle brought comfort to many and led many people in Joppa to believe in Jesus. The story highlights the value of a life full of good deeds and how God can use even death to show his power and love. v. 36–37 : Tabitha lived in Joppa, a port town. Her name in Hebrew is Tabitha, and in Greek, it is Dorcas; both names mean “deer.” She was a disciple of Jesus and was known for her many acts of charity. She was always doing good and helping the poor, especially by making clothes for widows. Sadly, Tabitha became sick and died. Her friends washed her body and placed her in an upstairs room, hoping for a miracle.

‏ Acts 9:36

Tabitha Raised to Life

This section tells the story of Tabitha (also called Dorcas), a woman known for her kindness and good works, who lived in Joppa. When she died, her friends called for Peter, who miraculously raised her from the dead. This miracle brought comfort to many and led many people in Joppa to believe in Jesus. The story highlights the value of a life full of good deeds and how God can use even death to show his power and love.

v. 36–37: Tabitha lived in Joppa, a port town. Her name in Hebrew is Tabitha, and in Greek, it is Dorcas; both names mean “deer.” She was a disciple of Jesus and was known for her many acts of charity. She was always doing good and helping the poor, especially by making clothes for widows. Sadly, Tabitha became sick and died. Her friends washed her body and placed her in an upstairs room, hoping for a miracle.