Concept:Peter said, “Tabitha, arise,” when he miraculously brought a dead female disciple back to life.
This miracle is recorded in the Bible as the raising of Dorcas from death.
Explanation:Tabitha, also called Dorcas, was a believer known for her good works and acts of charity.
She fell ill and died, and the disciples sent for Peter who was nearby.
When Peter arrived, he prayed and then turned to the body and said, “Tabitha, arise.”
Immediately she opened her eyes, sat up, and Peter presented her alive to the saints and widows.
This event is clearly a restoring of a dead person to life, not a healing of paralysis or lameness.
It also has no connection with Simon the magician.
Therefore, the correct option is the one that identifies this as the raising of Dorcas from death.
Answer:B. raising of Dorcas from death