Acts 10:45
And they of the circumcision which believed were astonished, as many as came with Peter, because that on the Gentiles also was poured out the gift of the Holy Ghost.
Cross-references
Acts 11:15-18 recounts this very event, explaining the Spirit came as at Pentecost, silencing the critics.
Acts 11:3 records criticism for eating with Gentiles, which stems from the events surrounding the Spirit's outpouring.
In Acts 19:6, the Spirit falls with tongues and prophecy — a parallel to the Gentile Pentecost at Cornelius's house.
In Acts 15:8, Peter cites this outpouring as God's witness that Gentiles receive the Spirit equally — validating the inclusion.
Acts 1:5 promises baptism with the Holy Spirit — here that promise is realized for Gentiles, not just Jews.
Acts 2:17 quotes Joel's prophecy of the Spirit on all flesh — here that 'all flesh' includes Gentiles, fulfilling it.
Acts 2:33 describes Jesus pouring out the Spirit from heaven — here that same outpouring reaches the Gentiles.
Acts 2:38 promises the gift of the Holy Spirit to those who repent — here that gift is given to Gentiles, showing it's for all.
Acts 2:39 says the promise is for 'all who are far off' — here that promise is fulfilled as Gentiles receive the Spirit.
In Acts 11:2, the same circumcised believers criticize Peter — revealing their resistance to Gentile inclusion.
Ephesians 3:5-8 reveals the mystery that Gentiles are fellow heirs; Acts 10:45 demonstrates this mystery as the Spirit is poured out on them.
Galatians 3:14 promises the Spirit to Gentiles through faith; Acts 10:45 shows this promise being fulfilled as the Spirit is poured out.
Mark 1:8 prophesies Jesus baptizing with the Holy Spirit — here that baptism comes upon Gentiles, fulfilling it.
Matthew 10:5 restricts Jesus' mission to Israel — here the Spirit breaks that boundary by falling on Gentiles.
Matthew 8:11 foretells Gentiles coming from east and west to the kingdom — here they receive the Spirit, confirming their inclusion.
Isaiah 44:3 prophesies God pouring out His Spirit on descendants; Acts 10:45 records this outpouring on Gentiles, fulfilling the prophecy.
Zechariah 12:10 prophesies a spirit of grace poured out on Jerusalem — here that same Spirit is poured out on Gentiles, expanding the scope.
Ephesians 2:11 reminds of the former separation between Jews and Gentiles, highlighting the significance of the Spirit's outpouring on Gentiles in Acts 10:45.