{"passage":["Acts 1:6–7"],"results":[{"document":"explicatory1675","id":"39","url":"/api/v1/documents/explicatory1675/entries/39","segments":[{"text":"The written Word, or the holy Scriptures, wherein the main purport of them is not to reveal to us the existence or non-existence of our actions, but their moral conveniency; nor yet future contingences, & whatsoever shall come to pass in the world, but what may and ought to be done by intelligent creatures, and what by preventive love and enforcing obligations God will expect from us.","proofs":["Acts 1:6–7"]}]},{"document":"explicatory1675","id":"40","url":"/api/v1/documents/explicatory1675/entries/40","segments":[{"text":"1. Because the Will of God as secret is a peculiar Treasure which he hath put in his own power, and will keep to himself.","proofs":["Acts 1:7"]}]},{"document":"dickson1684","id":"25","url":"/api/v1/documents/dickson1684/entries/25","segments":[{"text":"(4) Because, while Christ was on earth, the Disciples dreamed of a worldly kingdom▪ and for a time, even after his resurrection they did believe it;","proofs":["Acts 1:6"]}]},{"document":"rogers1607","id":"16","url":"/api/v1/documents/rogers1607/entries/16","segments":[{"text":"and Iudas,","proofs":["Acts 1"]}]}]}