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Acts 1:7 · BSB
1:7 Jesus replied, “It is not for you to know times or seasons that the Father has fixed by His own authority.
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…you to be a witness. It enables you, the believer, To be a witness, to be witness simply means you manifest unto God. Acts chapter 1 verse 4 to 6.Acts 1 verse 4 to 8. Acts chapter 1 verse 4 to 8. Acts chapter 1 verse 4. You can see it here. And being assembled together with them. He commanded them not to depart…
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…you become a representative of God on the earth. So you have the ability now to do what? to preach the gospel and bring others into the kingdom.Acts chapter 1 verse 4 to 8, you see, Jesus Christ will tell them to wait. Acts chapter 4 verse 8, Acts 1 verse 4 to 8. Acts chapter 4, chapter 1 rather, Acts 1 verse 4, yes.…
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…is far bigger than what we could ever accomplish in our lifetime. Now, this is what I want you to see this morning. This is our main takeaway fromActs chapter 1, verses 6 to 11. And that is this that the Holy Spirit empowers ordinary people to carry the extraordinary message of Jesus to the ends of the earth. This is the…
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…they do it? Well, they did it not just through their power, but through the power of the Holy Spirit. So let's go over to Acts, chapter 1. And soActs 1, verses 4 through 10, or no 4 through 11, really coincide, remember? So we just read out of Mark Luke was also there. Luke wrote the book of Acts, and so not everything…
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…Verse 16. See the Lord descending. As the Lord descends, this should cause us to remember how the Lord ascended. If you will, go to Acts chapter 1.Acts chapter 1, verses 6 through 11. to see how Christ ascended. So, when they had come together, they asked him, Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel? And he…
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…book, and if you miss it, you'll ask questions about the text that are good questions, but not kind of the big questions. Does that make sense? OK,Acts 1 verses 6 through 8says this. It's on page 855. If you're using one of our Bibles, this is just a really important one because it's not just a cool statement. Jesus…
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…spirits. To who? The apostles. So what will be the function of the Spirit in the apostles? What will be the function of the Spirit in the apostles?Acts chapter 1 verse 7. Before that, I think we should read John 15 verse 26 to 27. John 15 verse 26 to 27. Since Jesus promised them the Spirit in John 14 verse 15, John…
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…move, family. We do not move unless it is in the power of the Holy Spirit. So that's what we talked about last week. This week, we're gonna look atActs chapter 1, verses 6 through 11. Like I said, we're gonna take a slow crawl through this book. So if you've got a Bible, you can open it to Acts chapter 1, verses 6 through 11.…
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…does that have for us? Well, the encouragement for us is that the spirit in Genesis chapter 1 is the same spirit that we see promised inActs chapter 1, verses 4 through 8, which is the same spirit that is promised to reside in us. It's not a different spirit, it's not a different version or a different flavor or you…
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…get excited, to get enthused, and then to go out, but where, in fact, do we go? And that's when we come to today's passage of Scripture in Acts, inActs chapter 1, verses 7 through 11. You want to talk about famous last words. This was Jesus' farewell to his disciples, and here's what Jesus said. Hear the word of the Lord from…
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…has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to the remotest parts of the earth’” (Acts 1:7–8). So they were to preach Christ, they were to preach the gospel, and those who repented and believed were to be baptized in keeping with the…
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…has come upon you; and you shall be My witnesses both in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and even to the remotest parts of the earth’” (Acts 1:7–8). So they were to preach Christ, they were to preach the gospel, and those who repented and believed were to be baptized in keeping with the…
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…that, the church, christ's church around the world. Who are we to be? What are we to do? And today I want to talk about the church empowered. FromActs, chapter 1, verses 6 through 11. Next week we'll talk about the church inspired, but today the church empowered. I want to read our passage this morning as we begin Acts 1, 6…
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…are living. Jesus, now think about it, let's rewind just a little bit. Jesus had just imparted fresh vision to his disciples and we read this inActs chapter 1 verses 7 through 8. Jesus spoke to them. He says, The Father alone has the authority to set those dates and times and they are not for you to know. The disciples are…
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…I send the promise of My Father upon you, but tarry in the city of Jerusalem until you are endured with power from on high. Something was coming.Acts chapter 1 verse 4 to 8, I should say somebody was coming. Acts chapter 1 verse 4 to 8, and being assembled together with them, He commanded them not to part from…
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…up there as we enter into the formation of the church with the coming of Jesus Christ. Well, we're actually going to begin with what's key. inActs chapter 1 verses 6 to 11and the ascension of Jesus. So we're going to read that. If you do have your Bibles, turn to it there. Acts chapter 1 and verses 6 to 11. The text…
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…he wrote the gospel of Luke and he's talking about the last days and the ascension of the last moments and the ascension of Christ. He says this inActs chapter 1 verse 6 through 11. So when they had come together they asked him, Lord will you at this time restore the kingdom of Israel? And he said to them, it is not for you to…
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…scriptures. I'm gonna read a few texts for us this morning. We're gonna start in Acts 1, verses 6. If you have your Bibles, I hope you do, turn toActs chapter 1, verses 6 through 8. We'll start there. You guys alive this morning? Still suffering the crushing defeat of the buffs yesterday. Dear Lord, just stretch your hands…
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…Jesus. Everything in context, remember, you hear me say that all the time. Scripture has to be understood in its context. Let's go back one verse,Acts 1:7. He said to them, it's not for you to know the times or the periods. The Father is set by his own authority, but you will receive power when the…
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…are better than the Lord Jesus Christ, because he said no one knows. Okay, not even, he know those in in heaven. So the thing is this verse seven,acts 1:7says, it is not for you to know the times in the dates, the father has set by his own authority. So what do we do, we prepare? What do we do? We…
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