How long after Jesus' crucifixion did the healing of the lame man in Acts 3 take place?
The healing of the lame man in Acts 3 occurred only about 49 days plus—roughly seven, eight, or perhaps nine weeks—after Jesus' crucifixion. This event, accompanied by attendant miracles, happened so soon that the Jewish audience still could not comprehend it.
Les explains that this healing took place only 49 days plus—about seven, eight, maybe nine weeks—after the crucifixion, with all the attendant miracles. He points out that even after three years of Christ's earthly ministry of miracle after miracle, the people still could not comprehend who He was, and now they cannot comprehend a lame man being healed. Les also notes that in this context there is no mention of Gentiles, only the nation of Israel.