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Acts 1:4 · BSB
1:4 And while they were gathered together, He commanded them: “Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift the Father promised, which you have heard Me discuss.
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To be reading from Acts, chapter 1, from verses 4 to 8.Acts, chapter 1, verse 4. While he was with them, he commanded them not to leave Jerusalem but to wait for the Father's promise, which he said you've heard me speak about…
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…But when they were with Jesus, they felt so empowered. Jesus says, guys, I'm leaving you, but I want you to get this. I'm not leaving you alone.Acts chapter 1, verse 4. It says, on one occasion, while he was eating with them, shout out to the Bible talking about food a lot. It says that he gave them this command.…
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…with his disciples for several more weeks after he after he rose from the dead, this is before he ascended into heaven, his final words in Acts,Acts chapter 1, verse 4, he says, and while staying with them, this is actually the uh this is the writer Luke, he's writing what Jesus said. And while staying with them,…
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…those in the upper room. Last week, in Acts 1, we read that Jesus told the disciples to wait for the Holy Spirit. Really quick. Let's look atActs 1, verse 4. On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave this command Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you…
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…Spirit, that He is with us, and that He is the one who is able to bless. You see, Acts chapter 2 must be understood in light of what was said inActs chapter 1, verse 4to verse 8. Well, there it's going through that He has told them to wait on the promise of the Father which He said, that the Holy Spirit, not many…
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…own, had performed many miracles. They wanted more than anything to see God move through them. But for ten days, Jesus told them to pause. In fact,Acts 1:4, look what it says, Jesus told them, do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my father promised, which you've heard me speak about. For ten…
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…and sisters, Bethlehem is God with us. Calvary is God for us, but Pentecost is God in us. Acts chapter 2 must be interpreted in the light ofActs chapter 1 verses 4through verse number 8. Whether risen Lord instructed the disciples to wait in Jerusalem for the promise of the Father and the promise of the…
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…you'll experience the Holy Spirit within you. So he breathes on them. But but even then it's it's not like it's enough. It's interesting because inActs chapter 1, verse 4, this is again after Jesus has risen, it says, Once when he was eating with them, he commanded them, do not leave Jerusalem until the Father sends…
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…you'll experience the Holy Spirit within you. So he breathes on them. But but even then it's it's not like it's enough. It's interesting because inActs chapter 1, verse 4, this is again after Jesus has risen, it says, Once when he was eating with them, he commanded them, do not leave Jerusalem until the Father sends…
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…So when they come we'll pray that what Jesus did happens to them a John baptized him with water Jesus can baptize them with Spirit and with powerActs chapter 1 verse 4and 5 tarry a few more days and The promise of my father will come upon you so that you may be witnesses unto me that's what we'll pray for them,…
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…Jesus is resurrected and he begins to communicate with his disciples in preparation for the day that we're celebrating today, he tells them inActs chapter 1, verses 4and 5. It says that while he was with them, he commanded them, don't leave Jerusalem, but wait for the Father's promise, which he said would be…
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…it was promised. I'm gonna give you a couple of scriptures to write down that you can go and look at later. It's in John chapter 1, verse 33,Acts chapter 1, verses 4and 5, John chapter 7, verse 38 and 39. In fact, I want to I want to read that to us because I think it has a very powerful implication. Here's…
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…His ascension, which we celebrated last Sunday, Jesus instructed His disciples to remain in Jerusalem and to wait. And we read in the book ofActs chapter 1 verse 4, and while staying with them, Jesus ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which, he said, you heard…
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…Smeaton. The great work of the Spirit is called the church. So the Spirit is actively involved in establishing the church. So we've read there,Acts chapter 1, verses 4and 5. Jesus' words to the apostles, Wait in Jerusalem until you receive the gift my Father promised. What was that gift? Well, we know from the…
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…is going to send the promise these men who were scared. And Jesus is leaving them shortly after he says this huddle around in Jerusalem and thenActs chapter 1 verse 4is where he tells him that Acts chapter 2 verse 2 the promise arrives of the Holy Holy Spirit. Act 16 verse 6 to 10 Paul does not know what to do.…
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…do. Okay. Yet it is clearly revealed in the Bible. There are at least 300 New Testament teachings about this. I want to just briefly look at one inActs chapter 1, verses 4 to 11. It's very interesting here. Before Jesus was ascended to the heavens, after the resurrection, he was with his disciples in Jerusalem. And while…
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…together from verses 12-26. And the first of those is that they were obedient. They were obedient. Now, you may miss this if we don't back up toActs 1, verses 4-5. If you're just picking up in our study today with us, what were they obedient to? Verse 4 says, So they were told by Christ before He ascended to…
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…kind of weird. So it just came out of nowhere. Every great move of God seems to come out of nowhere. I mean, they're waiting on this work of God.Acts chapter 1, verse 4. He commanded them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which he said, You have heard from me. For John truly…
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…it in the bank, it doesn't matter. And then you just spill into the New Testament. And you see that the church is born out of a season of waiting.Acts chapter 1, verse 4, it says, And while staying with them, he, Jesus, ordered them not to depart from Jerusalem, but to wait for the promise of the Father, which he…
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…40 days he talks to them about the kingdom of God. And that's the scripture we read at the very beginning of the message. Let's look at that again.Acts chapter 1, verses 1 through 8. Let's read it again. Verse 1. The former account I made on Theophilus of all that Jesus began both to do and teach, until the day in which he was…
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