Who did Peter heal at the temple gate?

• A. The lame man at the temple gate.
• B. A blind beggar.
• C. A crippled woman.
• D. A leper

Answer: (A)

Peter healed the lame man at the temple gate, the man who had been lame from birth and sat there begging. When Peter and John entered the temple, the man asked for alms. In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, Peter commanded him to rise up and walk, took him by the right hand, and immediately his feet and ankles were made strong. The man sprang up, walked into the temple with them, and walked, leaped, and praised God. This miracle demonstrates the authority and power given to believers to heal in Jesus’ name, working through faith. The scene specifically describes a lame beggar at the Beautiful Gate, not a blind beggar, a crippled woman, or a leper, which are stories from other times and places.