How did Peter escape from prison the night before Herod planned to kill him?

• A. The guards slept and unlocked himself
• B. A bribe broke the door
• C. An angel opened the prison for him
• D. He slipped out through a window

Answer: (C)

Deliverance can come through God’s direct intervention, even in the most hopeless situations. In this scene, Peter is in prison with the threat of execution looming, and believers are praying for him. An angel of the Lord appears, light fills the cell, and the angel guides Peter out—chains fall off, doors and gates open, and Peter is led to safety. This shows that the rescue comes from God working through angelic help, not from human tricks or luck. The other ideas assume human devices or natural escape, but the account emphasizes a supernatural act of deliverance by God.