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In the book of Acts, Cornelius, a Roman centurion, is presented as a God-fearing man. What is the significance of Peter's visit and subsequent baptism of Cornelius and his household in the early church?
A
It demonstrated that salvation was exclusively for Jews who followed the Law.
B
It marked a shift in the early church, signifying that the Gospel was also for Gentiles, breaking down cultural and religious barriers.
C
It was an isolated incident and did not represent a broader shift in the church's mission.
D
It was primarily to gain favor with the Roman authorities.
Reference:
Acts 10:1-48
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