Stephen

What was the name of the Roman law restricting Jews from enacting capital punishment ("Jus Gladii")? How did they get by with stoning Stephen?

How do we reconcile that the Jews persuaded the Romans to kill Jesus because capital punishment was not to be executed by the Jews, yet Stephen was stoned by the Jews?

Is it a possibility that the stoning of Stephen marks the end of the 70 weeks (rather than the conversion of Saul? [Galatians 1-2, Acts 7:54-60].

Why were the Jews so offended when they heard Stephen say Jesus was standing at the right hand of God. [Acts 7:56-57 Psalm 110].

How does one respond to Mormons who draw from Steven's vision that God has actual flesh? [Acts 7:55-56, John 4:24, Luke 24:39].

If Stephen was filled with the Holy Spirit, but was mistaken in his speech, for example, how does he come up with where the bodies are buried Shechem, instead of Hebron? And how does he come up with the 70, instead of 75 bodies? Only the Masoretic text is infallible.

Why did the Jews persecute the early Christians? [Acts 21, Acts 12, Acts 6:5].

Jesus STANDING at the right hand of God as opposed to sitting, caller wanted to followup on a question he had heard about it recently. [Acts 7:54-56]

What is the significance of Jesus STANDING at the right of God as opposed to SITTING at the right hand of God, why is He? [Acts 7:54-56]

Did God write the 10 commandments or did the angels? There seems to be contradiction. [Exodus 24:12, Acts 7:52-53, Galatians 3:19, Hebrews 2]

Could you share some thoughts about the persecution of the church today, and if the early church relied on the government to assist them? [Mark 12:30-31].

Is the Stoning of Stephen (still) the ending of the 70 weeks?

Were the last words of Stephen the fulfillment of Matthew 24:30? [Matthew 24:30]

Was Saul's heart being softened when Stephen was being stoned? [Acts 22:10].

[Deuteronomy 10:22, Acts 7:14]