Concept:Peter’s miracle in Lydda led many people from nearby regions to believe in the Lord.
Explanation:In Acts 9:32–35, Peter healed Aeneas, a paralyzed man, while visiting Lydda.
The residents of Lydda and the surrounding plain of Sharon witnessed this miracle.
As a result, they turned to the Lord and were converted.
Cornelius’ conversion happened later in Caesarea, and Dorcas was raised in Joppa, not Lydda.
Thus, the direct outcome of Peter’s tour of Lydda was the conversion of the people of Sharon.
Answer:B. conversion of the residents of Sharon