Acts 14:8

And there sat a certain man at Lystra, impotent in his feet, being a cripple from his mother’s womb, who never had walked:

Cross-reference

Acts 3:2 Parallel

Acts 3:2 describes a man 'lame from birth' carried daily — nearly identical wording shows a recurring apostolic miracle.

Matthew 11:5 lists 'the lame walk' as a Messianic sign — the same sign appears in Paul's ministry here.

Matthew 15:31 lists the lame walking among Jesus' miracles, directly paralleling the healing of the lame man in Acts.

Luke 7:22 Parallel

Luke 7:22 explicitly mentions 'the lame walk' among Jesus' works, making the healing in Acts a direct continuation of that pattern.

Isaiah 35:6 Prophetic fulfillment

Isaiah 35:6 promises the lame will leap — this healing enacts that OT prophecy of restoration.